Free Seminars

   Learn how to make money in the world’s largest market. The NYSE trades 30 billion US Dollars per day while The Foreign Exchange Market (FOREX) trades 3.5 trillion per day. Baio Capital, a leading FOREX trading firm, is offering a free trading seminar at our Wall Street office for those interested in understanding how the currency market works and how you can profit from it.

If you would like to reserve a seat in the seminar please contact us by e-mail: info@bcgforex.com 

Seminars are available in English, Russian, Chinese, Korean, Polish and Slovak languages.

Bank of America reported in its 2002 annual report a $530 million profit from foreign exchange trading revenue under “Global Investment Income”. Meanwhile, it reported only a $384 million profit from trading stocks, and an $86 million profit from commodities trading.

DaimlerChrysler threw itself into major investment headlines in late 2003 when it acknowledged that more than half of its 2Q 2003 operating profit was generated by currency trades – making more money on foreign exchange than in auto trades. The car maker reported quarterly operating profit of €641 million ($1 billion), beating some analysts estimates. The company says approximately €350 million of this profit was generated in foreign exchange.

In a recent interview, Warren Buffet, one ofthe most successful investor in history, and Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, Inc., stated “Through the spring of 2002, I had lived nearly 72 years without purchasing a foreign currency. Since then Berkshire has made significant investments in, and today holds, several currencies.”

George Soros , the hedge-fund manager who made trading history in 1992 by trading successfully against the British pound, disclosed in 2003 that he had taken a short position against the dollar, betting that it would decline in value against the Euro, Canadian Dollar and Australian Dollar. His statement would have made a huge impact ten years ago, when hedge funds had the potential to significantly influence the value of important international currencies. In fact, in 1992 Soros made an estimated $1 billion profit by helping push the British pound out of the European Exchange Rate Mechanism, earning him the name “the man who broke the bank of England.”