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By: Adam Hefner
Foreign exchange traders offer Forex Introducing Brokers the opportunity to introduce their clients to international currency trading. This service is offered to accountants, investment groups, financial institutions, or individuals with access to potential clients who might be interested in diversifying their investments.
The value of all the world's stock markets together is well below that of the foreign exchange. This market has great investment potential. While stock markets rise and fall, global currencies are constantly fluctuating in a manner which offers more flexibility to the investor. If an individual stock falls, it represents an irreversible loss. While there is a risk of losing money to an investment in a currency which suffers a devaluation, investors can sell this currency against any other foreign currency and instantly convert a bad investment into a good one.
As a financial institution, an Introducing Broker can offer more options to their existing clients. They can remain competitive by offering to invest their clients' capital in a more diversified market, and gain new clients who will be looking for the best service with the most varying options for turning capital into financial growth. It also gives clients the option of putting capital into a new market if they've become disenchanted with the stock market, rather than settling for bank interest or keeping their money in a safe. Clients can also reduce their risk by investing their capital in stocks and foreign currencies, avoiding a loss in the case of a significant fall in either market.
Numerous competing Forex companies offer Introducing Broker services with various options to meet the IB's specific requirements. They usually offer investment tracking software and can manage accounts themselves. Some provide instant online trading, allowing an IB or its clients to take advantage of market fluctuations throughout the day.
Financial planners and other individual finance managers or advisors, as well as small investment groups or members of mutual funds, can count on training programs offered by currency traders who offer Introducing Broker services. Forex companies work closely with IBs in promotion and advertising and also help maximize clients' personal financial growth.
If an individual holder of capital is keeping their money in their own national currency, they are already investing in one currency on the global market and counting on it not to suffer a loss. The value of their capital, in a global market, will suffer if they do not maximize their growth potential by investing in foreign currencies. Using the Forex Introducing Brokers option is necessary for any financial institution that realizes this and wants to help their clients stay competitive.
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