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The Concept


FreedomRocks does not teach people how to trade foreign currencies but rather, teaches how to use proprietary software to set up their own trading account (at the brokerage of their choice) so that it trades currencies for them.

Anyone can do this!
You can manage a portfolio of any size in just a few minutes per week
No signals
Has 2 completely independent income streams
Average more monthly than most banks and mutual funds pay annually!
The FreedomRocks Trading System Generates Profits 3 Ways:
#1 Buys LOW and sells HIGH
We start by logging into our personal FreedomRocks website where we give the FreedomRocks “Portfolio Manager” and “Portfolio Allocator ” these 3 parameters to work from:
Which currency pairs we plan to trade against each other
How much money we plan to invest
How much risk we’re willing to bear

After calculating all this information, the software gives us predetermined price points that we enter into our brokerage account software. Our account is now set to “automatically trigger” (even if you’re at work or asleep) to buy or sell a certain number of lots (shares) of each currency pair. Trades will happen based on your settings!
It might automatically sell a few lots of the EUR/USD
when it goes up (lock in a profit)...
...and automatically buy a few lots of the USD/CHF when it drops down (buy at a discount).

When this happens we receive a cell phone text message or email letting us know that we just made money and that we need to spend about 5 minutes, sometime later in the day, to re-allocate our portfolio using the FreedomRocks software.

#2 Passively collects daily interest
At FreedomRocks we make profits on the difference in interest that various countries' central banks set on their respective currency. (Banks have been doing this for years and call this “carry trade investing”) If your portfolio is set up correctly, you'll be paid daily interest (in aggregate) on the money you control.

EXAMPLE
Let's suppose, in combination with the FreedomRocks’ Portfolio Allocator, we decide to buy a certain amount of USD/Swiss Franc and a certain amount of Euro/USD.

When we buy currency pairs, we are buying the first currencies listed in the pair (USD & Euro) which pays us interest and we are also selling the second currencies (Swiss Franc & USD) at the same time, which costs us interest.
Suppose the USD has an annual yield of 5% which was set by the Federal Reserve, and the Swiss Franc yields 1.36%, decided by their government.
On the 2nd currency pair, let’s suppose the Euro/USD annual interest difference is - 2.53%.
These calculations are done automatically by your broker with no intervention on your part, and this interest is passively paid to you daily at 5 PM Eastern Time!
When the two currency pairs are added together, the net annual gain of 1.11% is ours
to keep.
If you’re like most people, you’re probably thinking that 1.11% annually is nothing because you can get more than that at your local bank. But what you fail to realize is this interest is not just paid on the money in your brokerage account, but on the leveraged amount you have in the market!
#3 Allows you to use leverage
Leveraging means for every $1 you put into the market...

...you can control either $100, $200, up to $400 in the open currency market, depending upon your risk tolerance.* That means you can leverage as much as 400%!
EXAMPLE
Real Estate: If we bought a $200,000 house with a 10% down payment of $20,000, we would be utilizing a 10:1 leverage ($20,000 x 10 = $200,000). If the house increased in price to $220,000, we would have made a 100% profit on our $20,000.

FOREX market: Comparing this to the FOREX market with leverage as high as 400:1, we could buy that same $200,000 house with only a down payment of just $500 ($500 x 400 = $200,000).
If the house increased in price to $220,000, we would have made a 4,000% profit on our $500.

Let’s apply leveraging to our 1.11% annual interest:

Suppose we had a $5,000 trading account and chose to purchase currency with 10% of it ($500).

Money to trade with: $500
Leverage: 400:1
Annual interest: 1.11%

1.11% interest on $200,000 = $2,220 annually!
Earning $2,220 on a $5,000 investment is a 44% annual return!



No credit check?
No collateral?
No income verification?
No pay-back schedule?
And earn interest on the entire amount…as if it was your own money?

Get started for only $125!

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DISCLAIMERS:
*The above examples are for Education and Training Purposes Only and are not intended to be used as an inducement for the sale of any financial products or services or to guarantee what one can expect to receive when investing in the FOREX. Interest rates of currencies fluxuate and change and though the example allocates only $500 of the $5,000 account to be traded, the entire $5,000 may be at risk. Leveraging 400:1 incurs more risk than trading 200:1 or 100:1. All FOREX investing involves risk and one should never invest more then they can afford to lose. FreedomRocks is an educational support system only and does not accept responsibility for the outcome of anyone’s personal trading account. Always practice with a DEMO trading account before trading real money. Annual interest rates of various countries governments change occasionally and do not stay consistent. Some numbers have been rounded off to make the concept easier to understand and past history is no guarantee of future performance.
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