AiMS News update
AiMS News: Forex, CFD, Stocks and ETF Trader Courses, Training and Education London
Comment from the bottom Rob Lee Senior Analyst at AiMS reports on the companies trading performance and the forex training school in London.
February has begun particularly well for our forex trading operations, amassing no less then 30% ROC (return on capital) in just a few days. The decent in Euro and equities was forecast and recognised way back in September last year with targeted turning areas executed effectively. We have capitalised on AUD, NZD, GBP and EUR descents with extensive use of our hedging matrix system giving a protective positional operation which has proved very successful.
Naturally our stock positions are reduced and CFD trading limited to sell side broadly speaking, we have not entered any new bond positions to date. The outlook for the near term is reduced to Intra-day and scalping trading as key areas are reached and volatility is aggressively targeted.
The forex Training course’s in London continue to be overly successful and we are experiencing demand far greater then supply, some clever scheduling by our unsung hero Marit (Admin & Accountants) has streamlined efficiency and put us back on track to fulfill student demands. Waiting has been reduced greatly and potential clients should experience no noticeable delay in booking and receiving their desired courses.
The private trading club membership continues to grow, and as Alister commented last week in a meeting “we are going to need a bigger boat”, a true statement and sourcing of added space has been a focus. Although not at maximum capacity we are planning ahead of the curve.
Private Trading Club e-library – London
Good news for our club members, as from today you can now browse our extensive e-library, for your password please contact Rob, Ali or our Administration team at admin@aimchool.co.uk
The free e-library which now boasts 63 titles includes classical, theory and practical works from many authors covering subjects from forex day trading to strategical stock trading and everything in between.
Welcome new club members
We would like to welcome M of Palmer’s Green London, an knowledgeable trader with experience. Hello mate, welcome aboard 
B of London, B is an ex-student of Rob Lee’s and joins us to gain more experience, welcome back B we missed you.
Ali is not ill I repeat Ali is not ill… anymore
Alister has recovered from his mumps well although he has lost weight in the process. Poor Ali, our specialist Forex training advisor London, managed to get the worse type of Mumps you can. Fair play to the guy, although ill, swollen and barley able to move or talk still managed to continue his work. Nice one dude, good to see you back to full strength.
Mike Young CFA Dubai bound
Mike Young CFA, Chartered Financial analyst, good friends with AiM School and manager of the trading help desk has flown of to Dubai for a few month to assist in a new start by program. He texted me a few days ago and all is fine. Eyasu and AiMS will be care taking the trading help desk until his return.
Trading Operations
Active Investment Fund 2010
Arriba Capital kick started its 2010 Campaign on its active investment fund this week as price finally begun to trend off key levels on the FTSE signalling Intra-day entries.
We begun with initial small bites into the decent on low risk lots on the FTSE and Gold with mixed results. An FTSE100 entry resulted in a 147.5 point collection, along with three Gold sell operations resulting in 2 wins and 1 loss not including a protective hedge on volatile markets using the AUDUSD, putting 0.61% onto account, total operations found 0.71% onto account.
We are still in analytical phase on most large cap stocks and looking at a few for value. Our Bond / Equity strategy remains “balanced” .
Forex Fund 2010
Our Forex cautious managed account fund begun operations on the 4th Jan, January’s running balance puts the fund at 14.62% gains. The last week saw limited losses as markets consolidate in the intermediate term around key levels and fluctuate at key entry levels giving volatile near-term patterns making entries difficult.Intermediate and major term signals are neutral on most major-pairs making swing trades difficult, in the week coming we will continue to operate in the Intra-day/Day trading strategy until a signal is produced for a longer term positions.
Arriba Capital Performance
Arriba Capital Cautious FX 2010
| Date | ROI % | YTD % | YTD Risk % |
| Jan 4-8 | 9.72% | 9.72% | 2.56% |
| Jan 11-15 | 8.14% | 17.86% | 2.56% |
Performance report
The latest report for our Arriba Capital cautious managed forex fund in pdf format