Metals Poised for Further Gain in Fourth Quarter Despite a Sluggish Global Recovery, According to FOREX.com Analysts

NEW YORK and LONDON, September 22, 2010 - After a brief pause in the third quarter, precious metals gathered
momentum as major currencies struggled and commodity currencies took the lead
in a sluggish economy, according to an outlook presented by FOREX.com, a
division of GAIN Capital, during its 4Q 2010 Markets Outlook webcast.

"If our view plays out that the major economies will see new bouts of
weakness, we would expect overall risk sentiment to remain cautious, and this
should restrain stock and commodity prices broadly. In particular, the
seasonality patterns in metals suggest a correction lower before bouncing
back to new record highs," said Brian Dolan, FOREX.com's chief currency
strategist.

Mr. Dolan continued, "Overall, the global recovery will continue, but it
will remain uneven and subject to continued high levels of uncertainty. While
we expect the major economies - U.S., Eurozone, U.K., and Japan - to slow
further into the end of the year, we don't expect any of them to fall back
into recession. But depending on the severity of the expected slowdown, that
risk may become more intense in 2011."

    Other highlights from the FOREX.com 4Q 2010 Markets Outlook include:

    - Gold prices may see some pull-back on profit-taking, but gains are
      likely to resume into the end of the year as major currencies are
      expected to stay weak.
    - Expectations that the Fed and the BOE may initiate additional asset
      purchases, also known as quantitative easing, or QE2, may see those
      currencies come under more extreme pressure.
    - Eurozone sovereign debt concerns remain elevated as the third quarter
      draws to a close.
    - The U.S. congressional mid-term elections loom large - current polls
      suggest the Republican party has a decent chance of taking control of
      both houses of Congress, but we think the Democrats may yet hold on to
      the Senate, potentially leading to split control.

The FOREX.com research team highlights potential technical levels for key
pairs, such as EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CAD, and AUD/USD. Key
cross-currency pairs like EUR/JPY and EUR/GBP are also covered.

The FOREX.com Markets Outlook provides commentary and market forecasts
with its view of the direction of the world's major currencies as well as key
commodities including gold, silver and oil.

The full FOREX.com 4Q 2010 Markets Outlook Report is now available on the
company's websites at www.forex.com and www.gaincapital.com.

About GAIN Capital

GAIN Capital Holdings, Inc. is a global provider of online trading
services, specializing in foreign exchange (forex or FX) and contracts for
difference (CFDs). Clients and trading partners in more than 140 countries
have utilized the company's award-winning trading platform which transacts
nearly US$250 billion per month, including customer trades, rollovers, and
counterparty transactions.

A pioneer in online forex trading, GAIN Capital operates FOREX.com, one
of the largest and best-known brands in the retail forex industry. It also
provides execution, clearing, custody and technology products and services to
an institutional client base including asset managers, broker/dealers and
other financial services firms.

With offices in New York City; Bedminster, New Jersey; London; Sydney;
Hong Kong; Tokyo and Seoul, GAIN Capital and its affiliates are regulated by
the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in the United States, the
Financial Services Authority (FSA) in the United Kingdom, the Financial
Services Authority (FSA) in Japan, the Securities and Futures Commission
(SFC) in Hong Kong, and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission
(ASIC) in Australia.

GAIN's investor group includes private equity firms 3i, VantagePoint
Venture Partners, Tudor Ventures, Edison Venture Fund and Cross Atlantic
Capital Partners. For company information, visit www.gaincapital.com
or www.forex.com.

In North America: Christa Conte / Savannah Tikotsky, Feintuch Communications, +1-212-808-4902 / +1-212-808-4903, gain at feintuchpr.com; In Europe: Sorrel Beynon / Laura Cocker, Edelman, +44-(0)-20-3047-2368/+44-(0)-20-3047-2365, gain at edelman.com