Forex Fund Management
62%
of corporates believe there is a lack of transparency in the FX market.
$7.51 trillion
traded every single day in Forex in early 2025, making it the most liquid market in the world.
$30 trillion
traded per month by retail investors in Q2 2025, showing extraordinary growth in individual participation.
92%
of Forex trades are now powered by algorithms, ensuring speed, precision, and consistency in the market.
20%
of the global Forex market is handled by brokers in Europe, especially in Cyprus, the UK, and Germany.
$1 trillion
average daily trades in the EUR/USD pair alone, accounting for 25% of daily Forex activity.
$1.2 million
average trade size for institutional investors, showing how seriously banks and funds take this market.
Have you ever thought about turning currency movements into a steady stream of profits?
The foreign exchange (Forex) market is the largest financial marketplace in the world, where currencies are constantly traded. It runs 24 hours a day, five days a week, and gives investors the chance to benefit from currency price movements with unmatched liquidity and accessibility.
Forex trading means buying one currency while selling another. For example, if the UAE dirham is expected to strengthen against the euro, an investor can buy dirhams and sell euros. When the dirham rises, the investor makes a profit on the price difference.
Our Strategy & Approach
At ACI Group, every trade is backed by research, discipline, and strategy. We do not rely on guesswork. Instead, we combine fundamental, technical, and sentiment analysis to manage risk and maximize growth for our clients.
Fundamental Research
We study entire economies before taking positions. For example, when analyzing the Canadian Dollar (CAD), we look at interest rates, inflation, mortgages, and other economic indicators. If the Canadian economy is performing well, the CAD usually gains strength. If the economy weakens, the CAD tends to fall.
Smart Technicals
Once the market reaches our identified levels, we apply Martingale with grid techniques. This means we add trades at pre-defined intervals to smooth out market fluctuations. We also track market sentiment (overall mood of traders, whether optimistic or pessimistic) and volume (how much money is flowing in or out). Together, these give us a clear picture of when to enter or exit a trade.
Institutional Insights
We monitor the Commitment of Traders (COT) reports from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). These reports show how large institutions and hedge funds are trading. If they are taking long positions (buying, expecting the currency to rise), we align accordingly. If they are taking short positions (selling, expecting the currency to fall), we take that into account before trading.
Risk Awareness
We always prepare for both favorable and unfavorable scenarios. For example, if the CAD goes against our levels, we adjust our strategy rather than panic. Currency markets do not crash or boom in a single day. Shifts in trends usually take months or years. This long-term view allows us to safeguard capital and position our clients for steady growth.
Strategic Positioning
When a currency is strengthening, we avoid unnecessary short-selling and instead benefit from the upward trend. Once it reaches a peak, we begin to prepare to take buy positions at lower levels, ensuring that every move we make aligns with the client’s advantage.
This disciplined, research-driven approach ensures that ACI Group investors benefit from consistent, professional forex fund management across global markets.
How Forex compares to other forms of investment
Feature | Forex (ACI Group Fund Management) | Gold | Real Estate | Government Bonds / Savings | Mutual Funds |
Liquidity | High – withdraw anytime | Medium – must sell physically | Low – slow resale, paperwork | Medium – depends on maturity | Medium – depends on fund exit rules |
Capital Requirement | Low – start from $100 | High – rising prices | Very High – property costs | Medium – usually in thousands | Medium – depends on fund |
Accessibility | Global, online 24/5 | Limited to local markets | Local only, regulated | Local only, often fixed | Available through banks |
Profit Potential | High, with active management | Medium – depends on gold price | High – but long-term only | Low – fixed returns | Medium – depends on market |
Risk | Managed through diversification | Medium – volatile prices | High – scams, delays, regulation | Low | Medium |
Control of Funds | Client retains control in broker account | Physical asset | Tied up in property | Locked until maturity | Controlled by fund managers |
Settlement / Returns | Monthly settlements, flexible withdrawal | Only when sold | Years – long project timelines | Fixed schedule | Periodic (quarterly/annually) |
$7.51 trillion
Traded every single day in Forex in early 2025, making it the most liquid market in the world.
$30 trillion
Traded per month by retail investors in Q2 2025, showing extraordinary growth in individual participation.
92%
Of Forex trades are now powered by algorithms, ensuring speed, precision, and consistency in the market.
$17.5 billion
Approximate yearly revenue generated by retail Forex brokers, proving the scale and profitability of the industry.
20%
Of the global Forex market is handled by brokers in Europe, especially in Cyprus, the UK, and Germany.
$1 Trillion
Average daily trades in the EUR/USD pair alone, accounting for 25% of daily Forex activity.
$1.2 million
Average trade size for institutional investors, showing how seriously banks and funds take this market.