After only 12 weeks in operations, GIM High Opportunity Forex Fund, has returned 24.29% YTD in 2011. The fund has reached new high watermarks every single month since inception in April 2011.
The fund is a trend following, chart pattern recognition, High Frequency Spot Forex Fund aiming at risk adjusted absolute returns.
“The GIM High Opportunity Forex Fund boasts low correlations to other asset classes and potential profit opportunities resulting from market inefficiencies and macroeconomic trends,” says Astron Susilovic, managing director of Global Investment Management. “Additionally, the currency asset class exhibits low levels of volatility and high liquidity relative to other assets, such as equities and fixed income. Through the fund, we are offering advisers unique opportunities to add managed currency exposure to their clients’ portfolios.
"The fund is offered in four reference currencies (EURO ,USD, GBP and CHF) in order to prevent currency base depreciation for subscribers and is using AAA rated Rabobank as its FX Prime Broker. Several Tier1 investment banks are offering liquidity to the Fund. Apex Fund Services is the funds administrator and HSBC the custodian bank.”
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