The Forex Power Strategy (FXPS) course is a foreign exchange trading training program recorded in 2007. It uses video-based instruction, deliberately avoiding automated trading "robots," to equip users with a deep understanding of the forex market. The course includes 33 video lessons and is marketed primarily through annual launches, affiliates, and an email list of 610 subscribers. Despite no direct advertising, FXPS generated over $127,000 in net profits during its first 20 months of operation. The course relies on ClickBank for sales, with suggestions to explore platforms like PayDotCom to increase its price beyond the current $198. Operating costs are minimal, equating to around $99 monthly for server expenses, with suggestions to reduce costs via shared hosting and pay-as-you-go video services.
The business model functions on concentrated effort of four weeks per year, with minimal ongoing management thereafter. It emphasizes opportunities to further monetize through backend sales or affiliate partnerships with forex brokerages. While the course's content and sales page aren't available for inspection to protect intellectual property, prospective buyers can review revenue and transaction data. The business is intended for a buyer with existing market contacts for a seamless launch or someone ready to build from scratch. It remains under the original owner to focus on other projects, but remains a valuable asset with further potential. The owner is not in a rush to sell and intends to retain the course if the reserve price isn't met. Potential buyers receive comprehensive launch instructions and customer data upon purchase.
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