do capital guarantees exist in forex?

does anyone here ever joined or successfully made money via a capital guarantee in forex? i was introduced to a 3 months guarantee program not sure if i should take the plunge

Capital guarantee... Unless that has to be with bonds or bank deposits... Otherwise, better if you don't take it

Do you understand how wild it would be to agree to such a thing? Empty promises.

seems weird... why would they need to guarantee anything if they are making money? I wouldnt trust it without an investor password

Capital guarantees can pose many restrictions such as on potential returns and liquidity. The fees are also higher making it suitable for long-term investments, instead of traders or even position traders.

Don't do it.....

Sounds risky to me, I believe that the best way to trade is take the time and learn. There are no schemes that are 100%, most of the time they are scams and not worth getting into.

When the company is absorbing your losses, they might be mitigating your risk but also reduce the potential profits. Also, the returns generated on these funds are taxed just like ordinary income instead of capital gains, which increase the overall costs.

Don’t go for such a thing. Don’t forget your basic trading lessons. Forex trading has no guarantees and you make money each time you predict the market right, not because it’s guaranteed that a certain move would get you money.

In general, of course it's wild to hear about guarantees. At first I thought I had read it with a mistake.

Well, I am one of those who would love capital guarantees. Basically, if one wants to trade on forex and is worried about the broker going bankrupt then the choice is to trade with a UK based broker that is regulated by FCA. Otherwise, I haven't found any forex insurance company.

there is no guarantee in there and no one can predict the real faction of this market with certainly. thats the real attitude in Forex.

Capital guarantee funds essentially provide a risk-free investment. But while the downside is protected from losses, investors in these funds also sacrifice some potential for upside appreciation. In order to minimize the fund's risk of absorbing losses, fund managers will keep the majority of underlying assets conservative in vehicles such as bonds. They may invest a small percentage of higher risk equity securities. Other times, the fund can use options to hedge downside risk, or as a speculative portion to leverage upside. So, approach to this thing consciously, weigh all the risks before agreeing on it.

Capital Guarantees gives you the peace of mind that if your balance falls below a certain level, you will automatically receive additional funds to replenish your account up to the predetermined amount.

Some companies offer one-time risk-free guarantees, where you can make a trade and not lose money if it was a loss for you. But this is rather an exception to the rule.

Hi forex friends! hahaha guess what i guess i got lucky this time around.
I kept quiet because wanted to see what the actual end result would be.
i...didn't make money BUT i actually didn't end up losing anything! they actually paid.

Well you guys are right it's really not safe, to be honest it's a gamble because usually the brokers will never get involved, so it could all end up as empty promises.

Here's what happened:
I deposited $40,000 was told cannot withdraw for 3 months
they made $4000 in profit but then in January ended up losing $7000. I complaint, and they always just responded the term hasn't ended (at this time i was already prepping myself for the worst)
Then on 2/10 (which was the end of the term) i got an email stating they would be giving the losses into the account, but not on the same day (thought that was them buying time) Luckily they did deliver on the promise.

They offered a second deal, I didn't take it.
Would i try such a thing again? Maybe if the capital is smaller LOL. It was a heck of a long roller-coaster ride for me but I guess ended up well.