FXTM Research Team
ForexTime (FXTM)
Award-winning international forex broker FXTM, has announced the launch of ‘Forex Trading Legends’ – itsbiggestlive trading competition since 2015’s ‘Game of Pips.’ Ten traders who achieve the highest profit ratio will each win from the substantial $100,000 prize pool*.
‘Forex Trading Legends’will enable traders from around the world to compete under real market conditions, making it a true test of skill and strategy. The top three contestants will earn the titles of Ultimate Global Forex Legend, Global Master Trader, and Global Super Trader, andwill be awarded with$50,000, $20,000, $10,000 respectively.Additional cash-prizes will be distributed among the following top seven traders, who will also be crowned ‘Forex Hero’ of their respective country*.
Jameel Ahmad, Chief Market Analyst and Vice President of Corporate Development at FXTM comments: “By proving their trading superiority in an exciting live environment, those taking part in our latest contest will have the opportunity to win some great prizes. Savvy traders will have the ability to rise to the top by studying the markets and implementing sound strategies, which balance both risks and opportunities. FXTM’s top quality market analysis is an excellent starting point for those taking part in the contest to receive insightful and up-to-date reports on the currency and commodity markets, which they can incorporate into their strategies.”
Registration officially openedon February 29 and traders can easily join by depositing $300 in a live trading account. ‘Forex Trading Legends’ will run from March 21 to April 22.
All ten winners will also receive a Strategy Manager Account, which is part of FXTM’s copy and social trading program,FXTM Invest.StrategyManagers can earn fees of up to 50% on their successful trades and are ranked in real-time by their gains, risk level and popularity –enablingthem to continue to profit from their successful trades.
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