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David Careers

Forex Trader

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5 star recruitmentAustin (TX)
Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales AgentsInvestment Banking and Securities Intermediation

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$10,000 per month

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About the role

Overview: We are seeking a skilled and experienced Foreign Exchange Trader to join our team. As a Foreign Exchange Trader, you will be responsible for executing trades and managing foreign exchange transactions. This is an exciting opportunity to work in the fast-paced world of financial services and contribute to our company's success.
Requirements:
  • Keep trading under 4/5% daily drawdown and 8/10% total drawdown
  • Not use martingale, grid or any risky strategy.
  • Will need to provide they are a good trader either by showing old verified trading history or will be required to trade on a demo account for 1-3 months before starting the role
  • Must be able to show at least 6 months of trade history
  • If you do not have trade history then you will need to prove your ability by trading on a demo account for 1-6 months.
  • Salary and Bonuses
Successful Candidates will be given a trading account of $10,000 - $100,000 and will have their budget increased every quarter based on their success. You will earn 10%-50% of all profits made. Some of our traders will earn $1 Million per year.
Responsibilities:
  • Execute trades in the foreign exchange market
  • Monitor market trends and analyze economic data to inform trading decisions
  • Develop and implement trading strategies to maximize profitability
  • Manage risk by setting stop-loss orders and implementing risk management techniques
  • Stay updated on global economic events and news that may impact currency markets
  • Collaborate with colleagues and clients to provide insights and recommendations on currency trading opportunities
  • Utilize Bloomberg or other relevant platforms for market analysis and trade execution

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