We have 2 types of accounts:-

No, ifaab manages both accounts on the clients behalf 24 hours per day.

IFAAB accounts are in held in a zero tax zone for non-residents of the British West Indies.

An investor would advise us they would like to withdraw monies and we would send it to their bank account. No there would be no charges on a withdrawal for either of IFAAB's accounts.

CAF is leveraged as it uses futures while leverage in the SEF account is substantially lower. Caf trades with a view from 1 hour to 3 days while SEF try's to capture 1 week to monthly trends in asset markets.

We will be trying to profit from falls and crashes as we can make profits in both rising as well as falling markets.

We trade the IFAAB way and our traders and research team continue to try and improve the system and indicators. This is our secret weapon so we can't divulge too much about the system.

We are aiming for a minimum return of 8% per month.

Global markets average 8 to 12% per annum, we are looking to outperform this by some margin.

It is impossible to be correct all the time which is why we place stop losses on every asset we trade and move these each day. We do this to ensure we capture the gains we have made and to control the risk we are taking when we buy any asset.

No, everything we buy can be liquidated daily at any time when the said market is open for trading.

Nothing is impossible when trading asset markets though they can be highly unlikely as we are using stop losses to protect against major reversals in trend and our systems are actually trying to pin point these reversals in order to profit from them.