Author explains how an initial investment as low as $200 can earn up to $1,000 a day
TEMPLE TERRACE, Fla., Feb. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Most economists and politicians refer to America's economic crisis as a recession, but author J.J. Glenellis sees it as a depression -- and isn't afraid to say so. In fact, his recent book calls it "the Great Depression of 2009-2012." While he is very blunt about the situation, his book also offers a solution to struggling Americans.
Survive and Prosper in the Great Depression of 2009-2012 teaches individuals how to trade the foreign currency markets, known as Forex, starting with as little as $200 and eventually earning $200 to $1,000 a day.
"For far less than the cost of a night out on the town," says Glenellis, "you can learn everything you need to know about foreign currency trading and immediately start earning $200 to $1,000 using your home computer."
The book explains everything an individual needs to know to begin prospering as a Forex trader, from finding a broker and setting up an initial set of charts, to learning how to easily spot certain trade set-ups that instantly become profitable. Survive and Prosper in the Great Depression of 2009-2012 features resources on:
- How to obtain free, long-term access to charts and indicators
- Over 100 questions you need to answer to create a personalized trading plan
- Where to find an almost unlimited, free supply of trading methods, tested by experts
- How to set up every trade so that you never risk more than two percent of your account if the trade moves against you
Trading foreign currencies once was the private playground of the super-rich, says Glenellis. Now, however, he says Forex is open to anyone with a little knowledge and at least $200 to open a trading account.
In addition to imparting knowledge and tools to traders through his authored works, Glenellis offers a service providing access to the Live Trade Call Room, where Glenellis trades alongside several other professional traders every morning. Subscribers may gain full access to the Live Trade Call Room for a reasonable annual fee of $149. "We are averaging more than 100 pips profit every day we trade, and now you can place the same trades we take," he says.
"Pip" is an abbreviation for "percentage in point," which refers to the smallest movement that a price could make in the Forex trading market. Although pips have infinitesimal values, trading is based on thousands of dollars at a time, which greatly increases the magnitude of profits.
Survive and Prosper in the Great Depression of 2009-2012 is available for $39 at Amazon.com. For more information, visit http://www.simple4xsystem.net or http://www.snp2009.com.
About the Author
J.J. Glenellis is a full-time trader and a part-time author and teacher of Forex methodology. His book A Simple 4X Trading Plan and Money Management System has garnered rave reviews from readers who found that the secret to trading the Forex Markets profitably wasn't as hard as they suspected.
Contact:
J.J. Glenellis
813-401-9475
jeff@simple4xsystem.net
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