This is one question that gets asked all the time, the strategies contained in the manual are aimed at the high liquidity markets amd so far there hasn't been any liquidity issues.
Each member with in the trading club will have a unique trading portfolio, some members are more rsisk advserse than others. Plus because of lifestyle committments no everybody will be trading at the same time, if the club experience any issues then membership to new members will be closed.
The methods will work on all in-play matches from any league, the systems are based on opening at a certain point in the match if the price criteria matches.
Technically you can trade the soccer methods without pictures, however its the recommendation that you have access to the live pictures as it will increase the overall profitability. The leagues such as the Premier League will trade better than say the Greek League, its down to the number of players in the given markets.
Whilst learning the strategies in the manual its recommended that you either paper trade or keep you opening position to a minimum. The main aim is to build confidence in the trading techniques, before rushing in the cash.
That said; the preferred starting bank is £1000, although we wouldn't recommend that you dont start with a bank less than £500. Each strategy in the manual is traded to a certain percentage of the bank, so the risk remains the same whatever the size is.
Yes; for a number of reasons, firstly the cost to internationals clients can be kept to zero by calling via Skype.
Skype is easy to set up and easy to understand and it allows easy access to either conference calling or chatting via the instant messenger
Finally the platform appears to be stable and the club have used this form of communitcation effectively.
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