SUBJECT LINES (pick one):
- Isn't forex too risky?
- Yes, you can lose money
- The risk question, answered straight

PREHEADER: Their own FAQ answers "Can I lose money?" with a plain yes.

Hi {{FIRST_NAME}},

If your first thought about forex is that it sounds risky, you're right to take that seriously, and High Capital Group agrees with you.

Their FAQ asks "Can I lose money?" and answers yes. It calls this a very high return investment, says it's still possible to lose money, and tells you that if you're not comfortable with that, it isn't right for you. I respect a firm that writes that on its own website.

Here's what they do about the risk. They work to a 15.0% target maximum drawdown, which is the biggest drop from peak to dip they aim to stay within. They refuse martingale, grid and hedging techniques, calling them the fastest way to blow up an account. And you choose your own risk level, so you can turn the trading down if you'd rather be more cautious.

My honest view is that this only makes sense with money you could lose without it changing your life, and never with borrowed money.

[Add one sentence about your own attitude to risk.]

The full risk answers are here:

https://highcapitalgroup.com/faq/?ref=YOURNAME

Past performance is not a guarantee of future results, and forex trading carries risk. Only invest money you can afford to lose.

{{YOUR_NAME}}

Disclosure: I may receive a referral reward from High Capital Group if you become a client through my link. It costs you nothing extra.
