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I came across a "verified" trading account (link) at myfxbook with some interesting stats; +22% av. month and a mere 1.65% drawdown. However, the history is still in its infancy at 5 months.
The trading team employs a non-directional (fancy!) forex strategy. And they are inviting investment in various "programs" (link). Which got me thinking......
What are the objective measures that I can use to avoid being swindled?
Is the rate of return / drawdown a red flag?
Or the fact that the "trading teams" broker is offshore, regulated in St. Vincent and Grenadines?
Perhaps the fact Intelligent Capital's website has no phone contact, should raise questions?
I'm grasping at straws here. Your input is appreciated.
**btw, I have no association with the organisation in question
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The trading team employs a non-directional (fancy!) forex strategy. And they are inviting investment in various "programs" (link). Which got me thinking......
What are the objective measures that I can use to avoid being swindled?
Is the rate of return / drawdown a red flag?
Or the fact that the "trading teams" broker is offshore, regulated in St. Vincent and Grenadines?
Perhaps the fact Intelligent Capital's website has no phone contact, should raise questions?
I'm grasping at straws here. Your input is appreciated.
**btw, I have no association with the organisation in question
.