₦airaland Forum

isangjohnson:
A friend told me today about MBA FOREX LTD and I asked him, is it regulated by SEC?
He said yes. I'm yet to sight the certificate.
Does anyone here know anything about it?

IammrB:
Scammer calling himself seasoned and professional trader...


Fxmanager, do you really take scamming as a trade?

You just want to gain peoples' trust by all means.

Nairaland people don wise up...

No one want to trade with a scammer like Fxmanager.

Go and find a job, no one will give you money to run away with.

Bring one of your satisfied customers, you didn't see anyone to bring but you're a seasoned trader.

You think everyone didn't know about your dirty history of scamming numerous people?

If NL mods didn't ban you, I will make sure no one fall victim again.

iamwarrified:
This one is just a misguided idiot. You asked for myfxbook of MBA. Someone's shared that same proof for an even bigger company and now you say it could be doctored. You're just a loser. Even if MBA shares thiers, you'll cry foul play. Go take several seats amigo

drakeli:
I don’t know. I told you I’m not a forex trader. All I know is that I’m making money daily. That’s the most important.

drakeli:
I don’t know. I told you I’m not a forex trader. All I know is that I’m making money daily. That’s the most important.

IammrB:
When I am not crazy, why will I invest with a well renowned scammer like Fxmanager?

Everyone know he's doing all this to gain some credibility and gather enough customers then run away.

N.B Please beware of Fxmanager. If he scams you, it's your problem ooo.

I will keep warning anyone not to invest with Fxmanager.

Except you want to cry over your money.

I pray that will not be your portion.

In Jesus name, AMEN.

drakeli:
Not according to my word but according to their word.

This is a quote from their website below

“Note: MyFxbook tracks only one of more than 100 RoFx accounts. Other accounts execute the same deals, trading on diverse volumes.” End of quote.

Since all the accounts executive the same deals according to them, technically they are the all same.

I don’t know the other links and I don’t care to know since I’m a happy customer already making steady money everyday. You feel me?

www.rofx.net

That’s their website.

Ibklaye:
This is kinda wrong, promoting your stuff in another peoples tread. Its out of it

drakeli:
Mehn!!! That’s a lot of money in there. That’s not my personal mt4. That’s a pool of fund from their clients from across the world. They have over 20,000 clients . My own is only a couple of thousand dollars out of it all. Besides, that’s one of their many accounts that they trade .

Communication is by phone call, email and live chat on their website. I do communicate with any of those.

saxy4c:
My sole point is that they are not regulated by the Nigerian Government. No Forex broker is, it was just that sentence that got me worried when you mentioned it and it can be misconstrued by others as well. Thanks.

drakeli:
I suspect that MBA forex is a client of my trader. My trader makes an average of 0.40% to 0.60% profit at times more for me everyday. Their track record is on myfxbook. Have you heard about Rofx before? That’s my trader.

This is their myfxbook record. You can check it out. They are the best/ Trading forex has never been easy without them. Anyone should feel free to ask me questions if there’s any. Mind you, I’m not a forex trader. I’m just an investor with these guys.

https://www.myfxbook.com/members/rofxnet/rofxnet/2833933

saxy4c:
Ok maybe you should specify that it's not a Nigerian Government regulated broker, so people know they are still dealing with totally foreign entities.

GoodBoi1:
Some people are just not informed. I guess the banks that trade forex gambles with money too... sighs. I wonder what these persons do with the internet. So much knowledge out there, a quick search can help

valolaniyan:
In the nutshell is mba forex still good to invest in?

hustla:
Maga no dey gree say na scam until in money don go

Your eye go clear


Mugun 147, na your registration number be that

kunleweb:
We'll. Its to look for a. Comfortable resistance zone and sell. On highs, lock in profits, check if commission fees will be positive but if negative calculate the rate against the profit and let it position remain in tact. I wonder why our nation isn't honing in on this, yet we claim to have astute minds in CBN, when China has been raking in billions in dollars the past 15 years FROM FX. If only African governments knew that most of the loan they go to get from China comes from the profit it holds in the FX market especially counter trend sudden bounce movements. Africans always claim to be bookworms put hardly. Put their knowledge into its optimum use. ( I speak in reference to the CBN and the finance ministry combined). If consulted I don't think its hard to evaluate how to rake in 1 billion dollars from the market seasonally. If Goldman Sachs, George Soros can be doing it, then I wonder why we have institutional deficiency.


( When we talk, they take notes, copious notes - the realm of the gods and when they can't beat the intellect, they resort to blackmails, libels, defamation, character assassination. Chai inferiority complex is a disease )

IammrB:
Hopefully you will balance the book before I come out on how you run away with our funds from the Whatsapp group you once created for Forex training...

I don't care if you refund others, I will comment with my main moniker if there's a need for that.

OLE...

GoodBoi1:
I won't be surprised if this fxmanager is already an MBA Forex investor. That's how my friend made investment with one manager trading on her behalf and lost money. She owned the Forex account but the guy traded for her. I initially told her not to do anything Forex that it seems people profit from it by only training others. They are all the same so I will rather deal with the one that seems to be properly insured, bears the risk, and employs seasoned traders with a good record.

gamaliel9:
hum in our whatsapp group,we are trying to block non investors....so much igba asili there like fxmanager ...so much silly questions....look at him..bad mouthing mba...yet selling his product....anumanu....

kunleweb:
You've spoken well elder. If both sides of the divide is being considered for broader term view, then the government would needs funds in and out of low rates cycles, hence staying on the sideline is the best option for investors.. Rather than seeking out alternative investments or investing at very low yields. However, has any man ever overcome that itchyness, the need to spend even when unnecessary


My brother with Brexit and the Gulf region crisis still in play, these events creates excellent opportunity for smarter offshore investments to me o. I just don't know why I feel like lending ten billion pounds from the CBN and selling the pounds in the FX market for one year tenor and watch how the interplay of Britain's exit from the EU diminishes the value of its currency and cash in on this move than have myself indulge in voodoonomics. Abi I lie Fxmanager Docus Shibaraba