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Seems it's a dog-eat-dog world in MBA Ponzi-land. Nothing new here. When the thing collapses, it would simply be brutal. So, If you are still thinking of joining - read, learn, research before jumping. I hope you make the right choice. Good day all, including the vituperators. |
kiekie1:A quick heads-up to you and any other Solar Installer on this forum, see if you can get funding from the CBN Solar Connection Facility: https://www.cbn.gov.ng/Out/2020/DFD/Solar%20Connections%20Facility%20Guidelines%201.0.pdf Worth a try. Good luck. |
taiwo92:Congratulations. You are a 'winner' in this particular Ponzi scheme. The later entrants will be the losers, or 'victims' and your immoral profits come from them, just like MMM. We have to warn them off. And, no, I will have my say (ignoring the uncouth ones lol) ... this is Nairaland, not MBA-Praise-And-Worship-Land. Good day. |
Biguyman:Seems so. Which is a shame on that mod. If this MBA nonsense was a real investment scheme, nothing you or I say can undermine the investments in the forex markets. They would 'jejely' be making the promised returns and publish their trading statements ex-post for credibility but we all know that's a big lie. A Ponzi scheme is dependent on continuing to attract new investors coming in - to recycle their money, paying ROIs to keep the 'praise singers' happy. If you are already invested and enjoying your ROI (while fearfully hoping it does not fall over before you are profit positive), wakapass our messages. Stop abusing and cursing out of desperation. You are not my audience. This thread is Does Investing In MBA Forex Real Or SCAM. I say 100% SCAM, you say REAL, no wahala. Potential 'victims' should have access to both sides of the coin and this thread should not be an echo chamber or 'MBA Cult'. Some people are behaving like they are in a cult. There is no investment in any forex market anywhere that can deliver 180% return a year .so it will topple once the 'sponsors' and their collaborators have filled their pockets and ready to japa. Those new investors become the 'victims'. I see a few have been snared in recent days, good luck to them but we should continue warning others. |
Ukiadepoju:Will do, thanks. I've already identified a couple of potentials here, but set against a few I met outside this forum to be entirely honest. It seems you get a sense of people just by interacting with them and you make a mental note. Recently, there has been foreign currency liquidity issues effected by Covid and CBN measures which has affected the ability of the business to officially repatriate dollar profits, so everyone is circumspect. It will pass though. |
Happens when AC is under load could mean the compressor is faulty or an even simpler matter of the AC drive belt slipping (if this applies to your model - sorry I’ve not checked. |
We will continue to warn potential 'victims'. If you're thinking of investing, please read: MBA Trading review – stay away from this scam! https://tbbob.com/scams/mba-trading-review Actually, first read ... Pennywise Wealth Management review – a disgusting scam https://tbbob.com/scams/pennywise-wealth-management-review. Read all the comments from beginning to end, it mirrors everything on this thread (hope, abuse, curses, incredulousness and finally despair!). Which will happen to this MBA Forex Scam, eventually. This comment towards the end was especially poignant... chaiOCOC September 16, 2020 at 10:56 am ===== The best investments you know you can do is sachet water business. I don’t like lazy bones looking for where to increase their profits through silly investments like Forex, penny wise and the likes. Buy goats and rear, buy chicks and rear, buy dogs and rear. When the give birth you sell. That’s what i call investment. Not somebody you don’t know and you give your money to flex with. |
n3xt:Understood. Naija-speak can go in many directions and the nuances are not immediately apparent when typed out. |
n3xt:I like your contributions here, special kudos for re-invigorating the board but this is a certain shade of 'not good'. Your client was vulnerable, needed help and you chose to stand aside. Unless there is a deeper issue in the untold backstory, it would not have cost you anything to check for her. Relationshps are concretized in such situations, beyond the mere professional stuff. As a client, I won't press further but make a mental note .... But ... #NoBeBibeli (I like this - lol) Happy Independence! |
akinonigbinde:Lol. Just leaving this here. Fear-Uncertainty-Greed at work. Thinking of investing in this Scam? This is what you will turn into. Your basic humanity will be stripped away as you defend the scam with all your life, hoping to make your returns before it falls over, which it surely will. You might escape if lucky but other victims will be caught up. They know it, the abusers and cursers. You should too. |
WackyJ1:Morning. These guys promise your N360k should return N648k in ROI over the year, and then return your original N360k. This is magic, if true. In reality, there is no underlying investment that generates such level of return otherwise such a sponsor would be on the cover of Forbes magazine each year. Funds are received and dished out as ROI to keep the masses 'praising and singing', while the sponsors stash away for the 'Day of Ja'paa'. That day will come when everything becomes unsustainable (more ROI + Capital returns exceed any new investments + any 'phantom' returns), so the business depends on recruiting new 'victims'. Please don't. Some of the early joiners have collected enough ROI to be profit-positive but the latter entrants will be the 'victims' on the 'Day of Ja'paa' The SEC warning was issued in March, not decades ago. They issues similar warnings in the days of MMM but the playbook is being repeated - those already invested are trapped in a 'Fear-Uncertainty-Greed' (F-U-G) cycle that makes them fight for this MBA forex nonsense like their lives depended on it. You've already sampled some of the abuse, some of these people are not like this in everyday life, F-U-G does this to you. They need new blood. You can make the calculated decision to join, but we must warn others off. We are dealing with a classic Ponzi scheme. Everyone here has accepted it implicitly. Even the abusive elements and those 'glorifying' the ROI, singing praises to high heaven. Other contribution here amounts to noise and distraction. Good luck in getting a reasonable answer to the SEC question. |
TheWatchDog:My posting record is open to those we’re trying to steer away from this scam lol. They can make their minds up. Nice weekend. |
akinonigbinde:I answered quite clearly. ROI is paid from Capital received. You are also being disingenuous to suggest there were no new investments during the lockdown. Cheerleaders like you and your ilk kept the fire burning for new victims to top up the tank. You’ve actually pointed us to something that happened to expose the ponzi nature of this scheme. The adjustment of maturity periods to 12 month that followed. It’s getting critical See, Easy to ignore the abuse because my target audience is clear... No new ‘victims’ for when this thing falls over. Till Monday then. Knock yourselves out with abuse lol. |
DragonFire433:Lol @ RoFx https://www.quora.com/Has-anyone-had-much-success-with-ROFX-and-the-forex-trading-robot Enough said. |
Continuing ... What is a Hedge fund? A hedge fund is an investment fund that trades in relatively liquid assets and is able to make extensive use of more complex trading, portfolio-construction and risk management techniques to improve performance, such as short selling, leverage, and derivatives.[1] Because of its use of complex techniques, financial regulators typically do not allow hedge funds to be marketed or made available to anyone except institutional investors, high net worth individuals and other investors who are considered sufficiently sophisticated, such as being an accredited investor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedge_fund Hedge funds are specifically dedicated to currency trading. This is your competition. MBA Forex trades in the same market as these guys with their sophisticated algorithms, super computers and Mathematics PhD gurus. Hedge Fund Research publishes performance figures for these hedge funds (see below image and https://www.hedgefundresearch.com/family-indices/hfr-bank-systematic-risk-premia#HFRR-HFR-Risk-Premia-Indices---Currency) Losses for the currency hedge funds is 4.94% year-to-date. And your korokoro MBA Forex is giving you, how much? 15% per month? They are just recycling capital into ROIs. Jump in at your peril. And, If you are one of the lucky ones and have earned over your original capital already , continue to roll with the flow - you are not really my audience, abusive or not. Have a great weekend all.
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careytommy37:Good comeback thanks and happy to engage in a non-abusive manner. The ROI is a percentage of the invested capital which gives enough leeway to pay the promised ROI. They have an exit point when inflows do not sustain market returns and promised extraordinary ROIs, not to mention capital withdrawal. That tipping point approaches hence my focus on potential investors, or ‘victims’. Good luck. |
Ignoring the abusive ones lol, and continuing to educate to protect the potential victims - If you are just now considering this MBA Forex or similar, please read ... https://www.giambronelaw.com/site/servicesforindividuals/forex-litigation-lawyers/forex-trading-scams/ And perhaps, this sounds familiar ... High yield investment programmes High yield Investment programmes (HYIP) are frequently just a form of Ponzi scheme in which a high level of return is promised for a small initial investment into what is in fact a Forex fund. However in reality the initial investors are being paid back from the money generated by the current investors and a constant flow of new investors is required to keep the funds flowing, once there are no more investors in the scheme the owners usually close it down and take all money remaining. |
iyobosadavid:My main audience are those thinking of joining these scams, to gently guide them away from such foolhardiness so I don't normally reply the abuse. In your case, I had to - it's a shame because I had your number saved for a borehole relocation job before this end rainy season. Was gonna call you next week lol. Please learn to commuinicate in public places with some decorum so it does not affect your day-to-day business. Good luck. |
TIDDOLL:Please don't. The 'big boys' are making exit moves and you are exactly the sort of latecomer that will be the 'sacrificial' lamb they are praying for. Some of them might even be the praise singers here. You can see how the level of abuse has gone up when people don't agree with them, reeks of desperation. This playbook has been played out many times in the past. Open your eyes, this thing will fall soon. Good luck, whatever you do. |
iyobosadavid:It is interesting observing the 'cult-like' behavior of people when they're so invested in something. Even the evidence of other 'cults' falling by the wayside is a doomsday scenario they're pushing to one side. Chief, there's no difference between your MBA Trades cult and this Pennywise crap, maybe shinier offices. You have no idea what they imvest in to generate such huge returns for the early investors. Money is essentially being recycled in a Ponzi scheme and it will crash soon. You know it, but either too afraid to contemplate it, or you're are one of the 'insiders'. Just bear this witness ... if you're one of the insiders, no amount of washing in church will protect you from the karma of the guillible victims that follow. |
Muyi002:No offense intended Chief. Your build, your choice. I actually raised a thread here about potential utility of roof space so I'm always on the lookout for ideas. https://www.nairaland.com/3750414/quick-question-roof-space-utility Good luck with the rest of the build. |
money121:Is this "I better pass my neighbor" roof? Why is the roof so gigantic, compared to the building size? It looks ugly but that's only my opinion. Good luck. |
lastpage:Thanks in advance. Your contributions on this forum are highly appreciated Chief. And if any metalworker on this forum wants to run with the concept, especially as a retro-fit option, there would be a good market for this. Cc Michlin (and any other metal fabricator) Personally I have over two dozen windows where this can be deployed, again as a retrofit. |
Ehismarty:Madam, 1) Please provide google map reference if you can. 2) What is the estimated annual service charge? Thanks. |
Afam4eva:This is beautiful music - thanks for the education. I did not know this was a vibrant music genre in itself but you can recognize it within the soundtrack to many of the Nollywood movies set in the East. Thanks once again OP. |
englois:I agree, being polite should be the norm and it costs nothing. It should be two-way though, do not send unsolicited PMs as they're likely to be ignored. Within the subject thread, ask first .... "Please can I send you a PM?". The person will see this in their mentions and will respond positively if they want to discuss further. Note that some people receive tens if not hundreds of PMs and, yes, most tend to be the begging kind particularly when they have been seen to show compassion on one of the 'assistance' threads here. Or, for me, I always invite someone to send me a PM to progress something important offline. |
Gloriouspa:Are you a qualified Landscape Architect or horticulturist? You're one of the few on here I see from your posts. |