Investment › Re: What Platform Can I Invest 200k. by Fxmanager(m): 2:07am On Apr 18, 2020 |
Waksdabos: Hi, I have 200k in the bank. I like multiplying my money instead of keeping it in the bank without much interest. Due to the nature of my job I can't kick start a business for now.
Nairalanders, pls I need genuine platform with proven track record to invest my money for a reasonable ROI (Return On Investment).
PLS, DON'T RECOMMEND PONZI SCHEME OR SHADDY INVESTMENTS. Go through the link below before any online investment.
https://www.nairaland.com/5486596/ponzi-scam-fraud-schemes-fronting |
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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by Fxmanager(m): 12:42am On Apr 18, 2020 |
IammrB: Even if he's lying what about David? The one that got you arrested just recently? We will advise you to seek the service of a psychiatrist, before it gets out of conttol. |
Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by Fxmanager(m): 12:23am On Apr 18, 2020 |
aremso: even ogun does not have his time cos ogun currently enjoys monthly ROI from MBA fx as ogun knows that no show for him already Are you referring to us? |
Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by Fxmanager(m): 12:20am On Apr 18, 2020*. Modified: 12:51pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
ifeanyija: Just as u discredited MBA forex. Feel the heat too. But I have not seen anyone talk good about ur forex management. You are using the word discredit in the wrong way. MBA must have credibility before we talk about us discrediting them. Have they provided the forex broker that they are trading with? Have they link us to the government regulatory bodies regulating the broker? Can we have a look at their third party verified track record. What we can deduce from your defence of MBA, even when all the evidence point to the fact that MBA is a scam/ponzi scheme and attack on us is that you have the attributes of a scammer. |
Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by Fxmanager(m): 3:35pm On Apr 17, 2020*. Modified: 12:53pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
charleseee: you scammed my friend. God will punish you. If you so much reverence that God, you wouldn't go as far as fabricating a lie/falsehood against us. Be careful of God's judgements on you. |
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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by Fxmanager(m): 2:04pm On Apr 17, 2020*. Modified: 1:04pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
Joeyburton: I don't trust MBA forex, they are probably scammers. It's already getting hard for them. I'm not sure they will pay anyone next month. But my issue isn't MBA. It's you.
Couple months ago I looked at your track record with the link you provided, everything was terrible, your trade graph was rough as hell and you were in the pit. Those are last years trades. I was interested in seeing what you guys have to offer, but was disappointed. Now I looked at the new link you posted, (You should use Myfxbook) and you only have trades for March and April. Why did you clear all your trades and start over again ? To hide your mistakes? Who is going to invest with someone with only 2 months record. I hate people who claim they are professionals but only end up blowing people's hard earned money. We explained our position through the links below. https://www.nairaland.com/5486596/ponzi-scam-fraud-schemes-fronting/10#88339973https://www.nairaland.com/5486596/ponzi-scam-fraud-schemes-fronting/10#88320151About us not using www.myfxbook.com, we always use different independent third party website to verify our trading performance track records like, www.fxstat.com, www.fxblue.com, www.myfxbook.com, etc. The reason we dropped myfxbook was due to an inaccurate trading drawdown statistics printed by them compared to others that printed the accurate trading drawdown. Myfxbook actually printed other trading statistics like profit factor, average trade time, accurately, but failed in the drawdown statistics compared to other websites, of which we believed there is a cliche in their system. (These are important trading statistics to us and the investors. That is why we always highlight them in yellow color when posting our trading performance in pictures in our trading journal). We know this because we normally have a floating equity indicator in our trading platform charts to monitor our floating open trading positions to observed how far our floating equity is dropping as part of our risk management measures, so as to know if we are taking too much risk in the account, and see if there is the need to reduce our exposure in the market. Such drawdown as printed by myfxbook never occur in the cause of trading the account. It was other independent third party website that accurately printed the trading drawdown including our partner broker in our live/real PAMM managed account trading statistics. We did not clear all the past history to hide our mistakes. The previous account is actually growing simultaneously with this one. You should also note that the previous accounts was a demo account compared to the live/real PAMM managed account performance track record that we are showcasing in our website now. In fact for us to immediately run a live/real PAMM managed account to showcase performance track record using real funds should tell you a lot about our confidence in our trading strategy after the recent and final modifications to it. When we bring back the previous demo account to it's high watermark/Highest historical equity it has ever reach, we will showcase it to those that are interested, to prove to them that we had the core part of our trading strategy,that cannot blow an investors account. All the modifications has always been to see how we can balance our approach between generating realistic returns and preserving our investors capital by reducing/controlling the drawdown to a comfortable level. This we have finally been able to achieve with the recent/final modifications to our trading strategy. Any investor who will ever feel that our returns is small should check elsewhere as we are not only looking at the upside potentials in terms of returns to investors, we are always also more concerned about the downside risk to the investors capital and equity. |
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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by Fxmanager(m): 5:57pm On Apr 15, 2020*. Modified: 1:45pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
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Investment › Re: Suggestions Needed On Where To Invest N11million For 17months by Fxmanager(m): 5:30pm On Apr 15, 2020 |
Nitric: I need suggestions or proposals for investment of the sum of N16 million for a period of 30 months starting from May 2020.
All sectors of the economy are welcome including including forex trading and other online businesses, just make sure you can defend your proposal with evidence of past performance.
I would also consider investing in a viable business venture but would need to exit by November 2022 Educate yourself through the link below, before putting your money in any forex investment. Go through all the posts in the thread.
https://www.nairaland.com/5486596/ponzi-scam-fraud-schemes-fronting |
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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by Fxmanager(m): 7:20pm On Apr 14, 2020*. Modified: 1:46pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
gentlegenius: Keep wasting your time on Nairaland... Keep calling yourself Forex manager while we made the real money from Forex. I'm not yet done with trading for today, but here is my profit so far today... Is screenshot now an independent third party verified trading performance track record? |
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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by Fxmanager(m): 4:51pm On Apr 14, 2020 |
gentlegenius: As for that clown that calls himself Forex manager, I think we should avoid him as well... It is obvious he want us to withdraw our money from MBA and invest with him. I advise all the jobless clowns here to stop disturbing us with their research and advice, and invest their own money with this Fxmanager. It is very safe for them to do that. Since you guys think MBA is a ponzi scheme and a risky investment, why can't you people suggest a risk free investment for us like I suggested for you guys? Since you people think 15% is too much for MBA to pay their investors from Forex trade, let me prove something to some ignorant folks here... I am a forex trader, trained from MBA training school. Someone I know, that also learn Forex from MBA institute has opened a Pharmacy from the profits he made from Forex trade. I'm not yet an expert, but I know too well that if you give me $100 to trade with, I can comfortably made at least 1% of that everyday... that's $1 a day. I mostly trade synthetic indices, which is a permanently open market. That means I can comfortably make $30 every month from that capital even when using my Safetrade strategy. Why on earth will you think that I cannot pay you $15 every month from the $30 I make? Remember that after 1 month, my capital is now more than $100. Higher capital is a huge advantage in forex, as it will be a potential for higher profit. If I am sure of making 30% every month, how about an expert that trade with a huge capital? I am not trying to say experts don't lose money in Forex, my instructor once told me that despite all your profits and loses, if you can't make 30% of your capital in a month(average of 1% a day), then you are still a learner, and you are not qualified to start live account. I just want people to know that Forex trade is risky, but not as risky as some ignorant folks here made it to look. I know someone from South Africa who has spent years learning Forex. He has never worked anywhere before. Now, he has made a fortune for himself from Forex and is living like a billionaire. It is ignorance that makes people think that a company cannot pay her investors 15% every month with proceeds from Forex. I always learn from the worlds greatest investor Warren Buffet, who said "the more you know about something, the less risky it becomes. Sometimes, it is not what you venture into that is risky, the real risk is in your ignorance." You mean audio trading performance track record. |
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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by Fxmanager(m): 7:49am On Apr 14, 2020*. Modified: 1:48pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
grossintel: You wanted to say something, but ended up saying nothing. I honestly pity you guys, if you think you can just sit at home and earn such high returns for years like you said all I can say is dream on. We'll be here to say I told you so  That is how my friends dad lost part of his pension money, 16m to be exact to Forex investment scheme turned scam, money he worked so hard for and guess what, he was a Banker with First Bank! Today he's children are paying for his recklessness. That is always the issue, when they heard that a bank staff/worker/manager is investing/recommending it to them, they through caution to the wind. That was a worker in a bank and people could have expected him to do his due checks. We remembered when we went to present our proposal to a commissioner of finance in a certain state in Nigeria. This was a man that has climbed the banks cooperate ladder to the point of working at the CBN of Nigeria, before being appointed the commissioner of finance, at economist for that matter. In the process of presenting and defending our proposal to him, after finding out his lack of knowledge about what we presented to him, we had to slow down and see how to shift the discussion to another day to avoid embarrassing him, as there were so many people right there who we know held him in high esteem. No matter your level of education, no matter how financially loaded you are, it does not mean you are literate in a particular field. There are lucky to find us educating them here, something they should be appreciating us for, but there are here insulting themselves, thinking they are doing us. Even the head of a cooperate body can also be gullible and naive to be deceived. From the picture you have just uploaded, MBA might shut down sooner than later. A ponzi scheme depends on using new investors funds to pay old investors, while they are waiting to meet their target amount of money to scam people of. The lockdown period is hindering new inflow of funds from new gullible investors, and they know that they are finding difficult to pay people. Somebody should inform them that the forex market is not on lockdown. We as legitimate traders/fund managers are still on our trading work station analyzing and trading the market. Every other market can be shut down, but the forex can never be shut down or be on lockdown period. Shutting down, locking down or closing down the forex market means shutting down the whole financial system, and that can never happen. Let them tell MBA to pay its investors timely, the forex market is not on lockdown.
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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by Fxmanager(m): 1:51am On Apr 14, 2020*. Modified: 1:49pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
airsaylongcom: Someone above there said
".... we don't really need to be registered with the SEC."
Anytime they are asked for their office address or SEC registration (seeing that SEC is now the yardstick for trading FX in Nigeria) they start pouring out nonsense.
Like I said it's lockdown season. Rats and roaches are crawling out from their address-less locations Please furnish your investors with the broker being used by MBA, provide them the name of the government regulatory body that is regulating the broker. There had never been any legitimate forex investment company that fails to provide an independent and third party audited and verified trading performance track record. Provide all these to your investors before the impending doom |
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Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by Fxmanager(m): 11:24pm On Apr 13, 2020*. Modified: 1:51pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
PrinceMo: I have been observing your posting for a quite while on several threads.. I see you to be someone that is very bitter and frustrated and is ready to discredit any successful investment company and tag them as a ponzi scheme or scam just to make sense of why your own company is still so little after all the efforts you are putting in and also to get more people involved in your own investment program.
One thing you need to understand is this,1.you don't need to discredit another investment program just to uplift yours,it just makes you seem really desperate. 2. No one really knows the future of MBA Forex,life is all about risk,even if we all knew for sure that they were trading forex that still does not guarantee its longevity, all we can do is hope and walk towards what we want the future to be by remaining positive. People like you want MBA to fail but people like us want to see to its success because it's benefits us.
I believe you are very knowledgeable when it comes to all these investment programs but you choose to act different and instead pursue your selfish goal,Instead of you outrightly saying MBA is a ponzi or scam just because u see a few reasons to say so,you should let people understand that there is a considerable risk involved considering the minimal investment required and they should invest wisely.
They say MBA is Legit and is going to last very long, they might actually be right or wrong. You and your people say MBA is a Scam and a ponzi scheme, how about the fact that you guys might also be wrong... What clear facts do you have to back up your claims..
One thing we all need to be aware is that we should be willing to only invest what we can afford to loose risk.(Nothing is a 100% guaranteed no matter how legit it might seem, we should not be willing to invest into a program with the 100% expectancy of profiting or loosing our investment).If you choose go against this and instead get overwhelmed by greed,then be ready to bear whatever the outcome might be. We are not bitter nor frustrated to the point of discrediting a successful investment company, we are warning naive and gullible investors and helping them to differentiate between a legitimate investment company and a ponzi scheme. MBA is actually out there to destroy the forex fund management industry by its ponzi scheme by using forex as a front to scam investors. Do you know how it will affect us, the genuine forex investment company after the scam is successfully operated and their investors are defrauded of their funds? Do you know that in the process of marketing your forex fund management service, you can be attack by an investor who lost its funds to a ponzi scheme designated as a legitimate forex investment? This is the facts that MBA is probably a ponzi a scheme. There are yet to name the forex brokerage company being used, the government regulatory body regulating the broker being used. and they have refused to provide its independent third party audited and verified trading performance from www.fxstat.com, www.fxblue.com or www.myfxbook.com to it's investors, and others. |
Investment › Re: MBA Investors Forum by Fxmanager(m): 8:34pm On Apr 13, 2020*. Modified: 1:52pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
Plus10: Fellow investors you people should try and avoid quoting these two clowns. Let them continue arguing with their keyboards. Do you mean fellow scam/ponzi investors? Because they are not investing in a forex investment company, but a scam/ponzi scheme using forex as a front. |
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