In the days of my long-gone youth, schoolteachers of various sizes, shapes and convictions tried very hard to convince me and my fellow students that math was the basis of everything, even arts and crafts. Now, I never was one to trust teachers of any kind, but I must admit that, while the craft of Forex trading may be a fine art in itself, it has a lot more to do with mathematics that with finger-painting.
Further proving my point,
EXNESS is announcing a
new bonus, dedicated to the scientific legacy of Blaise Pascal. I guess after recently
removing transaction fees for its Payweb users, the broker is now looking to perk up its services even more, considering the fact that the new
Pascal Symmetry Bonus program is part of a
whole series of bonuses inspired by the work of various scientists.
This new bonus is inspired by the direct relation between Pascal's arithmetic triangle and the Fibonacci number series (see, I bet you never knew Pascal had a thing tor Forex, too!). The point of the bonus is that the compensations increase in proportion to the trading volume in the account.
However, the reward program is available only for Mimi accounts created between 16 January 2013 and 31 March 2013. Bonus compensation depends on the ratio of your trading volume and the amount of your net deposit. It can be calculated in three easy steps. First, convert the trading volume in USD. Then, divide it by the net deposit, to find the ratio between the two. Finally, compare the value you just calculated with the table below to see your bonus reward:
Of course, as we all know (probably heard it in school, too), there is no free lunch. So, as you can guess, the bonus has a catch – for every 10 bucks you want to withdraw, you need have a million dollars' worth of total transactions. Basically, it's 1 lot per $1 if you want to withdraw.
About EXNESS
EXNESS is a Russian based broker that provides professional services to
MetaTrader 4 (MT4) traders. The company prides itself on offering profitability, reliability and convenience to its clients. Some of the perks of using EXNESS include minimum floating, leverage of up to 1:2000, minimal non-trading risks, flexible deposit and withdrawal options and competent customer support.