Anthony Fisher Barrons FX: Chairman of the ethics committee for the CABA

BARRONS FX is proud to announce the election of Senior Broker, Mr. Anthony Fisher as Chairman of the ethics committee for the CABA (Central American Brokers Association)

"Tony" Fisher has been with BARRONS FX as a commodities broker and financial consultant for 12 years and currently manages the Energy Sector Commodities division of BARRONS FX Regional office, of the Americas in San Jose Costa Rica.

He is consistently ranked as one of the top performing commodity traders in Central America and appears often as a guest speaker and lecturer in a variety of economic forums and international conferences.

Tony accurately predicted the surge in Crude Oil prices in March 2015 and was able to open and successfully trade dozens of new accounts for BARRONS FX. He remains bullish on oil and agrees with the many analysts who see this upward trend just beginning.

 "To capture the traditional rise in crude oil prices to meet the increased demand for gasoline during the summer driving season, I strongly recommend September crude oil call options and am confident that we will see prices in excess of $65 per barrel by expiration and very satisfactory earning for those fortunate enough to take advantage of this unique opportunity" Tony said recently." Of course, my past performance is no guarantee of future earnings and some risk always exists but we see it as extremely manageable in comparison to the very strong potential for exceptional earnings this market now offers"

Although Tony's schedule is very hectic, he does make time during trading hours to take calls from BARRONS FX investors, answering questions about  individual accounts, giving trade recommendations and offering general advise about the market

"His many years of experience and in-depth understanding of economic trends make Tony a very valuable asset for our firm and more importantly, for our clients" , said Jonathan Wright, managing partner of BARRONS FX We think the Central American Broker's Association chose the right man for the right position.