23 February 2012   ::  

About FXMR

The company was formed in November 2009 as a collaboration between ‘seasoned’ FX Market professionals – the founders first worked together in international treasuries and have over 45 years of experience in London and The Far East.

Having worked in large European and European Investment Banks, we have detailed knowledge and experience of the full range of foreign exchange products and markets. Between us we have acted as interbank market makers, strategic position takers, corporate advisers and technical analysts.

The BIS in Basle, often described as the 'central bank’ of the Central Bank, estimate the global turnover of the foreign market at a staggering $3 trillion per day – that’s $3,000,000,000,000! Our first commission to was to provide a clear and concise commentary on the spot markets for use by companies, individuals and margin accounts – this has become our ‘Daily Technical Report’.

Demand and interest was such that we launched our ‘Weekly Strategic Report’. This comprehensive and detailed report covers all the major currencies and gold; it analyses the factors that are moving the markets, studies the technicals, and lays out the potential future trends and directions. We know from our feedback that it has become a much-valued tool for market professionals and traders alike.

Along the way we have developed our facebook page on which we post comments and opinions on events, publish interesting charts, and posts ‘links’ from media sources around the world.

How we work

We base our analysis on the 3 factors that influence financial markets;
The Fundamentals - news, data, politics, and so on - real world events, in other words.
The Technicals – the charts and graphs of market movements.
Market Sentiment – the key ingredient of psychology and human behaviour.

“Fundamentals tell you where the market is going, and the charts tell you how it will get there” – this sums up our approach.

There’s nothing complicated about what we do – just a practical mix of common sense, market experience, and a little bit of savvy.