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05-07-2009, 08:57 PM

Gavin Minnis Gavin Minnis is offline

FXCM FSS Specialist

Join Date: Mar 2008

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Most Popular Systems - Changing Locations

This week, FXCM updated the Forex System Selector home page. I encourage you all to take a look as there are some great new features available. Included in those new features is a new View Top Performing and Most Popular Systems tab which will be the new home for the information contained in this thread.

Starting in June, this thread will no longer be active. So make sure to take a look at the new website so you know where to find this information in the future. Also, another great benefit to this change is that the information will be updated on a weekly basis instead of monthly.

If you have any questions, comments or concerns please fell free to let me know at the FSS Feedback: Help Improve the FSS Product and Experience forum.

All the best,

Gavin Minnis
gminnis@fxcm.com

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