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Should you self trade or use a Fund Manager?

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Forex Managed Account Forex managed accounts are the service through which a professional fund manager or a group of professional traders with years of experiences and results personally handle the management and trading of your account in exchange for a monthly percentage of the profits (Profit Fee) on the account. The fund manager charges this Profit Fee only when generating profits, if there is no profit, then there's no Profit Fee. There is no other rate or charge or Management Fee. Though your trading account receives all the operations that the Fund Manager carried out, they never have access to the funds of the investor, the investor is the only person authorized to transfer, withdraw or deposit more capital to the trading account. The forex managed accounts are a relatively new service in the financial markets, at least for individual or retail investors. Previously this exclusive service was for banks and institutions with large capital, however the development

Latest bout of en bloc sales could yield over 12,000 new homes

Latest bout of en bloc sales could yield over 12,000 new homes ABOUT 12,000 new private homes could potentially be generated from the 10 residential collective sales that have been transacted since last year as well as another seven launched whose tenders have yet to close or be awarded. While the above analysis by JLL suggests a substantial supply of private homes that could be launched - mostly in the second half of 2018 and in 2019 - the property consulting group is not alarmed. It argues that this will be timely as the pipeline supply of unsold uncompleted private homes has dwindled to 15,085 units as at the end of the second quarter of 2017 - from 21,489 units a year earlier, and the recent peak of 39,184 units as at the end of the fourth of 2011. These figures from the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) are for projects with planning approvals.