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It never ceases to amaze me how in one thread we have someone complaining about an offshore scam that cost them 100,000 and then someone else promoting a magic machine based on "center of gravity and arbitration" and claiming some mysterious mechanical Wizard of Oz is at the helm.
Anyone who has a profit making automated system has zero interest in exposing it to the retail public, apart from churning and burning and generating commissions at best, this assumes your funds will get to an account over which you still have control, since you are required to provide your passport and all that entails.
I know the automated trading business like the back of my hand. I have been in it for nearly 10 years as a developer and investor. I co-founded a company which traded nearly 5% of all NASDAQ daily volume. I have NEVER seen a system promoted to retail investors that isn't a scam. If they have an order entry system, why not slap a front end on it, register as a broker/dealer or FCM and compete with the others out there legitimately?
The funniest thing of all is the Sovereign fund. Yes, such a penniless group needs you and me to beta test for their magical box. The second funniest was the splash made in Las Vegas at the Traders Expo. I was there, I live in a suburb of Las Vegas. Didn't feel the earth move under my feet, I assure you.
More than that I "have no right to say". LOL!
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