Did anyone else who was contacted by this company have to fill in a limited power of attorney form ? if so is it safe to do this with the terms they impose
it also says you have to indemify them against any losses on yur account ?? what exactly does that mean, could this run into hundreds of thousands of pounds that you have no control over ???
Brian I don't trade forex but in the absense of anyone else replying to you,you state you are a new trader this normally means you wish to do things yourself?Instead of a discretionary account which the above seems to be (where the broker makes decissiopns for you and buys and sells on your account),why not consider advisory service where trade are advised to you but you have to give specific instructions for the trade to take place
You can check about placing stop limits to cap your losses with the broker if you cannot watch the markets,although there may be slippage and worse than expected price it does prevent the unlimitted losses your rightly concerned about.
The brazil bit may be worrying,check where they are regulated and check with the authorities there what protection you have for any monies sent,stick with developed markets to be safe.
I have spoken to forex specialists Kleinwort Benson and ECU group both seem competant and are regulated in safe countries and offer discretionary trading accounts (I was looking at multi-currancy mortgages)why not check with them for an alternative view on things and ask opinions on what you have been offered
Hope this has been of some help and hopefully forex specialists will also reply to you