This company sells software to help you be successful in trading Forex. Their return policy is a "full" refund minus $500. The software costs $3,995.
The company does live web trading sessions where the owner discusses Forex and tells everyone what trade we will be making that night and what profit to expect.
His web site now shows that his track record is 10 for 10 winning trades. It shows the trading chart for Thursday night, the night I watched. He said that we were to enter the market at the optimum price of 146.05 and get out at 145.45. His web site shows how wonderfully successful he was that night. But his chart is fake. The price never went down to 146.05, the low was 146.09.
He said if the trade didn't develop in 6 hours we should drop it so that's what I did. But he shows that he not only bought in but got out in a matter of a few hours. His target price of 145.45 did not occur until the next
morning over 12 hours aways. They use this record to induce people to buy their software, but they lie about it. I wonder how many other trades they have lied about.
Oh, and by the way after I emailed them, their "10 for 10" and "winning chart" disappeared from the web site along with the records of the actual winning trades a month. Now it says it does 8 trades a month. I wonder what happened to the other 2. And he runs one of these seminars once or twice and day and each time, I would imagine, he's recommending a trade. That would be at least 20 a month.
Bogus reports, over-priced software. I'd steer clear.
Susan
Holland, Iowa
U.S.A.