The basic concept of Forex starts from the fact that every country has a currency (even if many of the EU countries share one).

Each currency has its own exchange rate against all others. The major currencies are the US dollar, Japanese Yen, British Pound, Euro, Swiss Franc and Canadian Dollar. Each currency has an exchange rate against the others: as one comes down, the other goes up.

Already, it is evident that there are simply too many aspects in play for any individual to form a reliable opinion of the process, its constant fluctuations and its many potential configurations.

Add to the mix other major currencies such as the Australian Dollar, New Zealand Dollar, Swedish and Norwegian Krona, and there are already 30 or more currency pairs to choose from. We knew that the only way to make Forex trading reliable for investors was to replace human involvement with digitalised, automated processes. Therefore, we developed Galaxy Software.

The company now runs hundreds of servers all around the world that power Galaxy Software. The software embodies a multitude of criteria in order to assess the merits of entering a trade. It then computes money management; profit taking and loss mitigation.