Scalping Methodology by James Gillingham Proves Useful in the Creation of Managed Accounts

James Gillingham, architect of the scalping methodology that is now being used in the creation of many managed accounts, has recently been recognized for his work in the field of finance and investment. He provides tips on how to make the best use of his highly effective scalping methodology and what mistakes to avoid.

James Gillingham, a renowned pioneer within the FX and CFD Markets, has recently been recognized for his work in designing and developing a scalping methodology that has proven to be extremely useful in the creation of managed accounts. James Gillingham created the scalping methodology around FX World Managed Account and ran the FCA regulated company with a highly talented team of some of the world?s leading FX traders with experience in international banking.

James Gillingham?s peers recognized his contributions in the field of scalping based on his success in growing a seed company, FX World(plus.google.com/113835154304214222634) Managed Account LLC, to more than $3.5 Million of turnover within a year. He created a trading model from choice markup commission and full diversification across instruments, as well as creating strategic marketing campaigns leading to an impressive deal closure rate from qualified leads of 45%. James Gillingham?s broking team aimed to appreciate his efforts in training and mentoring them towards success in the global managed FX, CFDs, fixed income and futures accounts markets.

Succeeding at Scalping

?Scalping is a fast-paced activity for the most agile traders,? states James Gillingham(plus.google.com/113835154304214222634). ?It requires extreme precision and accuracy in timing and execution for you to be able to achieve your goals. In order to make the most out of the scalping methodology that I have created, you need to use day trading buying power to maximize profits with the most shares in the shortest amount of holding time.?

As pioneer of a successful scalping methodology, James Gillingham also pointed out some common mistakes made by scalpers. He stated that poor execution, poor strategy, not taking stop-losses, overleveraging, late entries, late exits and overtrading are some of the frequent reasons that most people fail at scalping.

About James Gillingham
With unrivaled knowledge and aptitude, James Gillingham is a UK-based all-around expert in the investment field. He has worked for leading global financial institutions, including International Asset Management, a Mayfair based fund of funds, and Close Brothers, a City of London based Investment Bank. Known by his colleagues for his passion, drive and determination, James Gillingham is an international innovator and businessman whose work has taken him across continents.

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