1.    What is your name and position in the company?

Tim Finch, Managing Director

2.    What is your professional background?

16 years experience as a proprietary trader in foreign exchange, working in London and Singapore for a number of international banks including HSBC and UBS.

3.    Could you please describe the solutions your company offers for the Forex market?

Nostradamus gives neural network based predictions of the high and low in your chosen market for the next two and 8 hours - couple this with our COMPASS indicator which gives you the direction and strength of any market move - you have an ideal intraday trading tool to predict future levels, and to show you how long to run a profitable position.

4.    What kind of training is needed in order to use your software?

We offer specialist training on our website with worked examples of our COMPASS readings during past market moves.

5.    Who is your targeted audience?

Banks, Hedge Funds, and Private Investors all use our service
 
6.    Who are your main competitors in the Forex Software market?

No direct competitors, our service is unique.

7.    What are the main advantages you have over your competitors?

Our service is unique in its ability to adapt to market conditions, and to learn when a new move takes place in order to predict the next highs and lows. With a constantly updating direction and momentum indicator, COMPASS, the user can have a second by second readout on direction and strength of any market move. Couple this with our predictions for future highs and lows, and the user has an ideal intraday trading tool.

8.    What operating systems support your applications?

Windows Internet Explorer and Java.

9.    What kind of support do you offer to your clients?

E mail and telephone.

10.    Would your software solutions work for beginners as well?

Our solution is often used by new traders entering the FX market for the first ime, the COMPASS dial is ideal for a beginner trying to understand direction and momentum of individual currency pairs.