The forex market is well trended, the liquidity is the highest, there are no insiders and transaction cost is the lowest. Buy and sell sides are treated equally, as when you buy one currency you simultaneously sell another. And you always stay in money, no illiquid investment holdings. Even on September 11, 2001 when the US stock market became blocked for more than one week, the forex market was trading world-wide.

Currency investments are perfect for diversification as performance does not depend on the business cycle phase and correlation of annual returns for major currencies and stock indices are negative and very small (varies from -0.01 to -0.39).

The flexibility of using leverage on forex spot market allows to design any level of portfolio conservatism, even principal amount guarantee is available for decent accounts.

The Forex market is basically a worldwide currency exchange market which is similar to the stock market except instead of trading stocks you buy and sell currency pairs from different countries. It is one of the fastest growing markets on the planet with its daily turnover of more than 2.5 trillion dollars a day. This turnover is more than 100 times of what the NASDAQ exchange does daily.