DEER PARK, N.Y., April 16, 2009 — With the stock market all but collapsed and real estate values continuing to plummet, many people are understandably wary about investing at all. But according to Madison Dean, Inc. (http://www.madison-dean.com), an 11-year-old Foreign Exchange, or Forex, trading firm, the current economic conditions have given rise to the next generation of investing — and there is considerable profit to be made in the Forex market.
Roughly 100 times the size of the New York Stock Exchange, the Forex market is home to some of the world’s largest pools of capital, including governments, banks and other institutions. The market’s underlying principle is simple: Investors exchange the currency of one country for that of another country. Unlike the futures and stock markets, currencies are not traded on an exchange; rather, the Forex market moves over the course of 24 hours from major banking centers of the U.S. to Australia and New Zealand, Asia, Europe and finally back to the U.S.
“During a time when people have lost over 40% of their retirement accounts and the Dow Jones has fallen from 14,000 to less than half that amount, investors have been looking for other investment vehicles to take its place,” explained George Athan, president of Madison Dean. “One solid alternative is the Forex market. It trades 24 hours a day, giving investors more trading opportunities than the traditional equities market. With the right tools an investor can make a substantial amount of profit.”
That was not always the case, however. In years past, large transaction minimum requirements and daunting financial requirements meant the Forex market was only available to those who could meet those requirements. For the most part, that meant banks, major financial institutions and hedge funds had the corner on the Forex market and were the only entities taking advantage of the currency market’s liquidity.
Thanks to deregulation, the Forex market is now available to individuals as well as to the large institutional traders. That’s where Madison Dean comes in. The firm assists investors who would like to trade the Forex market but who don’t have the experience, tools or time required to do well at Forex trading.
“Traditional investments like the stock market are becoming antiquated,” Athan stated. “There are far too many benefits in Forex trading for investors to not seriously consider adding it to their overall portfolios. Madison Dean can give individuals the opportunity to trade in the lucrative Forex market at the same rates once enjoyed by only the largest players in the industry.”
About Madison Dean, Inc.
Founded in 1998, Madison Dean specializes in managed Forex accounts tailored to meet clients’ individual needs. The firm services high net worth individuals and institutions and features a performance-based fee structure. To learn more, visit http://www.madison-dean.com.
Contact:
George Athan
Madison Dean, Inc.
631-392-4100
gathan@madison-dean.com
http://www.madison-dean.com
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