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Mark
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Background:
Mark Samuels has over twenty years experience in the
stock, futures and Forex markets in varying capacities
as an analyst, broker, trader and
portfolio manager. Since 1979, Mr. Samuels has traded
for his personal
account and has managed discretionary accounts for individuals
and
institutional accounts, including Commodity Corp. (a
division of Goldman
Sachs), Itafin, and the Laurentian Bank of Canada, based
on his proprietary
trading methods and analysis.
During his trading and brokerage career, Mr. Samuels
was a senior broker and
officer with Merrill Lynch, EF Hutton, Drexel, Burnham
& Lambert, and
Oppenheimer & Co. and a senior portfolio manager
with Bridgewater U.S.A. and
Global Futures Exchange & Trading Co.
Mr. Samuels has spent thousands of hours developing
his proprietary trading
methodology and has worked extensively in the areas
of portfolio
optimization, risk management and trading strategy
development.
The main objective of the Mr. Samuels trading and
risk methodology is to
achieve superior returns for investors over the long
term during all markets
and economic conditions as compared to normal asset
classes of investment.
Mr. Samuels takes short and medium term positions
in various major
currencies based on proprietary technical indicators
and prudent risk/money
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We have real money accounts at risk therefore we are
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