Again.....
Jack says TFXI is a scam. GM Trader Burst in 2018
Jack gave some random telegram group chat as proofs
Jack says "I dont have time to refind", "I don't own you any duty to prove you".

LOL. OK DULY NOTED SIR.

Stop giving lame excuses about my attitude when you can't prove any of your points. Stop reply me its okay. It makes you look even completely dumb for saying one thing and that's it. No proofs nothing.

All self proclaiming. Nothing new in this forum.

This post has been edited by Don Salvatore: Oct 24 2022, 11:47 AM

Question 1:
No, not all Fund Management investment is scam. Tho, there are plenty of scams that used the name of "Forex Fund Management" & blow up in 2-3 years at max. If you drink one coffee that brings you food poisoning, doesn't mean all coffees will give you food poisoning.
Besides TriumphFx, you can try other brokers such as HotForex/AvaTrade that provides copy-trading MAM account Management.

Question 2:
Every investment has its risk. If you prefer to trade by yourself (whether its stock/crypto/forex), you can control your own risk
If you prefer to let someone else trade, see their portfolio, trading history, risk management etc.
Be sure to diversify your investments. Don't dump everything in even if the results are great. (Don't listen to all those haters asking people to get bank loan, dump everything in & be billionaire next few years). It's completely nonsense.

Question 3:
You're talking about Pros & Cons of TriumphFx or Pros & Cons of investing in Forex Fund Management in general?

As far as I know, Forex returns are definitely higher than stocks/bonds/ETFs/Mutual Funds/Unit Trust etc due to high leverage & high volatility.

Besides TFXI, I personally invest in a Forex Fund Manager whom I met before personally. They are FX traders of Singapore Banks & does trading in AvaTrade Broker as well. Returns are about 8-12% net a month. Been getting such profits for 2 years. Nothing new & nothing big about that. Those that truly knows Forex will know 8-10% is decent & 7% from TFXI is nothing special.

Only haters will bring the keywords of Warren Buffet, God-Like Traders, Too Good to be True excuses to defame TFXI.

This post has been edited by Don Salvatore: Oct 24 2022, 07:43 PM

I shared to you the Yuri's Exclusive Account. It's the same as Yuri's Main Account. Only difference is you can't see the deposit/withdrawal transfer to individual account part.

TFXI attachment/detachment works in batch processing. All requests are approved/rejected by batches. So once a batch is approved, it pumps in/withdraw from the Account in Milliseconds. Nothing special about that.

EOB Infinity is their FM name in TFXI. It used to be EOB Corporation back then in VantageFX broker. They renamed it after coming TFXI due to TFXI policy don't allow you to have same name that is used in other broker before.

Which also explains the reason why Yuri/Nikolay/AMG/Takami names are all "never heard" before names.

EOB Miles is their MIB's website. All investments goes to TFXI. Deposit/Withdrawals/Commissions etc. EOB Miles is just their website with certain campaigns from their MIB.
They trade Major Pair against USD. Intra-Day trader. Never overnight. Their time-frame is between 15 minutes to 2hours position. No Swap.

I'm personally not in EOB but just got to know the info about it.

You're welcome. Anyone can join in any funds of TFXI provided you have their referral link from that respective funds. Eg: If you want to join EOB, u need to find a referrer from EOB. If you want join AMG, u need to find a referrer from AMG etc. Not necessarily from MIB.

Thanks @Trail_Blazers but sorry, I have no intention & will not accept anyone who PM me to join TFXI. My purpose in this LowYat is to debunk all the nonsense competitors/haters/stubborn people bring up & to debunk all the non-factual article spread across this toxic forum. Nothing more than that.

I have so far about 5 people PM-ed me here at LowYat, asking for my referral ID to join my fund & I have politely rejected.

So yeah, don't find me. Find others.

This post has been edited by Don Salvatore: Oct 26 2022, 08:03 PM

1. MIB/Master Introducer Broker is the lead marketer of the fund. Or another words, the first marketer. Then he recruits people, and people recruits other people and so on so forth. He's at the top. Anyone can become MIB if you know a professional team of traders. Let's say @UltimateWarrior is a good marketer/networker but have 0 trading experience. And he met @Trailblazers, a team of pro-traders. @UltimateWarrior may collaborate with @Trailblazers to open Fund Manager in TFXI.
Hence, @Trailblazers will be the FM & @UltimateWarrior will be MIB. The first person to market the fund.
MIB helps traders to market/ Traders help MIB's network to profit & share.

2. IB/ Introducer Broker is networker/marketer of the fund. As long as you "choose" to recruit people, you're an IB. If not, you may remain as investor.

3. MIB/IB is marketer that bring funds to the FM. FM trades for them to profit. At the same time FM's pool will keep increase as marketers market the fund. Giving higher profit sharing to FM as well when the pool increases.

4. FM in TFXI is solely in TFXI. They might exist in other brokers but I bet will be other names. (Question 4 is kindda vague. Pls elaborate further)

5. Fund Manager MUST be at least 3 traders & above. TFXI will reject FM application if found traders to be less than 3 traders team.

6. TFXI don't select FM. MIB brings FM to TFXI. However, TFXI have a few rules to start an FM
- Must at least consist of 3 Traders
- Must at least have professional background for years
- Must self deposit to the Fund Manager Pool minimum $10K usd before investors invest.
- Must trade 6 cycles/6 months to prove to TFXI & MIB of the trader's consistency before opening to public for invest
(Other marketing rules/ marketing plan /terms n conditions/profit sharing % are set by MIB with discussion with FM)

7. https://www.investopedia.com/articles/forex...counts-work.asp
May read this. It exists in many brokers not just TFXI.

8. PAMM is a copy trading system. The automated system will copy a certain funds preset by broker.
In TFXI example:

There's AMG Capital Fund & AMG Capital PAMM
The Fund are pooled fundings AUM. AMG FM set the max AUM of 30Million usd. Once AUM is fully invested, the pool will be full & close for funding.
Other investors must invest in AMG PAMM to copy trade the Main Fund with ratio calculated mechanism.

**DISCLAIMER: I'M NOT PROMOTING ANYTHING ABOUT TFXI & IS SOLELY TO REPLY WHATEVER @UltimateWarrior QUESTIONED. JUST INCASE HATER STARTS TO WOOF WOOF WOOF***

This post has been edited by Don Salvatore: Oct 27 2022, 12:30 AM

You're welcome.

1. Identifying scam Forex Investment is not difficult yet its not easy. Like many always say you can't know which is scam until its burst. However, there are a few red flags that you may take into consideration which comes to your second question.

2. Red Flags to Identify SCAM Investments
i. Guaranteed Profits (No Risk)
- Scam will usually guarantee you profit & tells you that it is zero risk. Logically speaking there's no such thing as guarantee. Let's use previous scams as example. Such as JJPTR. JJPTR guarantees 20% returns a month without any clear explanation or trading transparency. Such guarantee is BS & its clearly a scam. In TFXI, IBs who tells their client their profit are guarantee, don't invest with them. Yes, there are FM in TFXI that gives consistent 7%++ net profit per cycle. But we are always educated in a way where it is still not guaranteed in the end of the day.

ii. Lock-In Period.
- Scam usually will Lock your capital & only can be withdrawn if you "recruit someone", or you gain your profit back slowly.
Eg: Zuttello Gambling Scam/ MBI. Those scam platforms literally lock your capital for eternity & only can be recovered through their scheme profit or recruitment.
In TFXI, all capital can be withdrawn once the cycle is over (within 4-5 weeks). The only logical explanation for a cycle lock-in is that, your capital is used for trading. Hence, its quite impossible to withdraw your capital in the middle of the cycle when your copy-trades are still on floating.

There are some platforms that don't lock capital for eternity but maybe 1-2 years. Such platforms need 2nd consideration before investing. Logically speaking, Forex is a fast win/lose trading due to volatility. So it doesn't make sense to lock your capital for 1-2 Years. Don't tell me your FM needs 2 years to make profit for you in order for your capital to withdraw.

iii. Impose Nonsensical Fees
- Scam usually will impose many fees when you're investing. Such as Admin Fees, Agent Fees, Document Fees, FM fees etc. Although this is practice in most Unit Trust/Mutual Fund scheme, there are many scam platform that impose heavy fees to REAP your capital off before you even start investing. So be aware of that. In contrast with TFXI, there are 0 fees impose. You invest 1K usd, your balance is 1K usd. IBs don't touch your capital. Only override from trading profit.

iv. Promotion (Eg: Deposit 1K usd, get free 100usd)
- Promotion are usually an early signs of the ponzi collapse. I personally have seen many platforms giving promotions and within a few months it collapses. So if you're investing in any scheme that launch promotion out of nowhere, please get out ASAP. TFXI through 13 years have never give any promotion.

v. Dealing Desk Brokers (For Forex/Crypto Scams)
- Scams such as IGOFX, Tradesto (CK Group/BigBrainBank), Cooper Market, ASJ Forex & many more that operates under Dealing Desk brokers are usually scams. DD brokers are brokers that doesn't have Liquidity Providers (LP) to provide liquidity for them. Hence, all profits gained from clients are broker's losses & vice versa. DD brokers usually scam by manipulating the price to lose all investor's trades OR hire an FM & they collaborate to intentionally lose all money of clients. So the losses from clients is gained from the brokers. TFXI is a NDD broker using STP/ECN execution. May read this below for more info.

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/n/no-dealing-desk.asp

vi. 3 Party / White Label Scams
- Most scams such as Maxim Trader/TP Eagles/GCG/MIA/Midasama & many more are scams using either 3rd party or White Label Scams. This technique is one of the trickiest ways of scam. Let me give you an example. When investing in MIA back in 2019, MIA claimed to be a 3rd party for broker called FintechFX.
MIA > FintechFX
Singliworld > TFX Global
CK Ltd > Tradesto & many more

Many platform tend to claim they're investment company that DEALS with 3rd party broker. If you're encountering such investments, to stay away. Now lets compare with Legitimate brokers and how they deal.

HotForex > Invest & deal directly with broker
AvaTrade > Invest & deal directly with broker
TFXI > Invest & deal directly with broker
Etoro > Invest & deal directly with broker

Again, I'm not saying "dealing directly with broker" = Not Scam. As there are smarter scammers using "Dealing Desk Technique" (Point vi.) to scam. So even if you invest with broker directly, doesn't mean the broker is not DD. So due diligence is needed when it comes to this.

vii. Licensing & Regulators
- Scams brokers usually either they DO NOT have Regulators, or just merely REGISTERED by 1 single entity. Heck, some brokers even claim they're regulated by this and that but when you go to the regulators official site, you can't seem to see any name of the broker there. So again, due diligence in important.
- Next is to identify what TIER of Licensing & Regulators they're regulated. FCA, CySEC, BaFIN, NFA, Finma, ASIC are a few TOP TIER Licenses. Ignore the LowYat Clowns claiming CySEC is shit. Do your due diligence & you'll find out CySEC is TOP TIER Licenses.
Most scam brokers they don't have top tier licenses as it is very difficult to obtain.

In TFXI, we have CySEC & Seychelles Regulators. Seychelles isn't Top Tier but still a reputable Tier-3 regulator. Some may say Fund Management of TFXI has nothing related with CySEC which is practically true. But you can say the same thing for TOP TIER brokers such as Pepperstone/Etoro/Plus500. All these brokers have CySEC, Seychelles, ASIC and other entities.

The true reason why brokers have so many regulators is to cater for different regions & operations. Usually offshore regulators such as BVI/Seychelles regulators cater for those who wants to trade with high leverages. As TFXI FM needs high leverages for their trades, TFXI opt for Seychelles as an entity.

viii. Number of years
Scams usually will not last more than 3-4 years. I'm talking about FOREX scams that gives return monthly. Not Bernie Maddoff/MBI. Those ponzis have different scheme & payout schedule to lengthen their ponzi. Do some research on MBI/Bernie Maddoff & how they operate. Understand their inner operations to know why they lasted so long.
Usually scams using the name of Forex doesn't last for 13 years such as TFXI. As their payout has to be consistent & this fasten the ponzi process.

3. Your 3rd question's answer will be = Choose a broker that doesn't have all the red flags as stated above.

Lastly, I would like to elaborate that most "criteria" highlighted by haters in this Forum are somewhat not logically explained. Let's use TFXI as an example. Some said TFXI is scam due to:
- Opening Time & Closing Time is same = Which is already explained thousand times of our post trade mechanism to prevent people from copying LIVE Trades elsewhere
- Singliworld/TFX Global News = I've proven in last few pages it has nothing to do with that. Go to page 50 onwards & read about it.
- SC/MAS Alert List = Alert lists are just alert lists. They are not proven as scams. Some do, some don't. Binance, Etoro are in SC Alert List. They're not a scam for sure. So it doesn't make sense. Plus, I've seen many people love to say "It has been BLACKLISTED by SC/MAS" which is completely misleading as we're not BLACKLISTED. It's just under ALERT LIST.
- And all those recycled bullshit from bullshit site such as BehindMLM/FPA/ScamRecoverySites/WikiFX/GlobalFraudProtection etc that has their own agenda or competitor to bring some broker's name down.

**DISCLAIMER: I'M NOT PROMOTING ANYTHING ABOUT TFXI & IS SOLELY TO REPLY WHATEVER @UltimateWarrior QUESTIONED. JUST INCASE HATER STARTS TO WOOF WOOF WOOF***

This post has been edited by Don Salvatore: Oct 27 2022, 01:20 PM

Can provide some others website which in your opinion not having any agenda/bias review of any brokerage?
The only non-bias site is TrustPilot. But beware of fake "scam recoveries" giving bad comments for their agenda. Other than that its real. Even some complaining late withdrawals are real. When it comes to TFXI, You barely can see any other good sites that gives good comment as TFXI management will find out who is the person & force them to close the good comments.

Q1 = Tiering brokerage depends on the Regulator's Tier. So the higher tier one broker has, the better the brokerage Tier.

Q2 = Depends on how they operate. Be sure to only invest in Fund Management that deals with broker. Not some random company.
Example: JJPTR, MIA, GCG, Singliworld (All are just shell-scam companies that suck your money in & claim to deal with white-label brokers)

For those investments that deals directly with brokers & FM only trade using yr funds in the broker, you have to do due diligence of the broker as well. Which comes back to the same answer I have given in the previous comment.

But from previous reading if a FM closed all investors all told to redraw the balance money. Is this true?
Base on logic, FM have to refund back all money to investors if they cease operations (Provided they do not incur losses upon closure).
Example in TFXI, Victoria Trader closed on Oct-2021, and recently Data Trader 1 & Data Trader 2 Fund Managers closed on Sept 2022. All investors were given notice to withdraw all their capital from the fund.

If FM decide to retired all the fund is loss?
Impossible. FM retire has nothing to do with trading losses unless they incur it before the decision was made.

Brokerage in the middle to control all the fund that had been deposit to the brokerage.
Broker's purpose is to facilitate trading activity between clients & banks (Liquidity Providers). So if a trader decide to leaves, their investor either withdraw or have the option to invest in another fund.

This post has been edited by Don Salvatore: Oct 27 2022, 08:32 PM

1. There are no verification or solid proof the trader's profile/background/etc. Just pure beliefs. Might be BS as well. End of the day, performance still matters regardless of profiles.

2. Highly unlikely. This is because like I said in previous comments, you can't find Takami/EOB/AMG in other broker as their names could be other name due to TFXI policy not allowing fund having same name in other broker.

3. Yes, Brokers can run away with all FM capital & investors money. So that is why when it comes to investing, choosing brokers will be the utmost priority before choosing the funds.

4. No. Malaysia don't give out Forex Licenses to brokers. Only to banks.

5. Forex is Illegal in Malaysia since Dr.Mahathir's reign. Only bank forex investment are legal on paper. But even if its illegal does not mean its 'not legit'. There are many legit investments offshore that is not regulated in Malaysia. Money can always earn from offshore. The moment you're allowed to earn "legally" in Malaysia, governments already took a huge portion from the company already.

6. Yes, generally any investments platforms such as other Offshore Brokers/Unit Trust/Mutual Funds/Managed Funds Companies/Insurance Investments etc. They usually pose as competitors among one another & tend to bring the most famous investment scheme down to tarnish their name. Just like how most people bashing TFXI.

There are some parties that has their agenda but not in the competition. For example:
- BehindMLM - Continuously writes nonsensical article for years with proof to be non-factual but still writes until today. The site is to drive heavy traffic & earn from advertisements etc.
- WikiFX - A fake broker reviewer who have proven many times to review a scam broker as "legit" & legit broker as "scam". Their initial stage was a legit reviewer. Once people start to trust them & more traffic comes to them, they ask brokers to pay them in order for them to write your broker as "Legit".
- GlobalFraudProtection/Scam Recovery Site - They will write fake reviews saying everything is scam & then slot in their "Help" / "Recovery" agenda.

This post has been edited by Don Salvatore: Oct 29 2022, 01:40 AM

1. Depends. Mostly have copy-trading with AUM style but without MLM structure.

2. Broker licensing does play a certain reputation/integrity of the broker.
If Broker A have Tier 3 License, they're consider Tier 3 broker. If Broker B have Tier 1, Tier 2 & Tier 3 License, they're consider Tier 1 Broker as well.
It's not easy to get Tier 1 to 2 Licenses. (FCA, BaFin, CySEC, ASIC etc). If a broker has that, eventhough they have other tier licenses, the broker is considered as a good broker as well.

3. Pepperstone - Only solely for retail traders. No copy-trade, no fund management, just pure retail.
AvaTrade - Have Copy-Trade, Fund Management, Retail. But their Fund Management MLM is just until 3-5 Compressive levels & commission mainly based on Lot Rebates. They do have Profit Sharing from Downlines as well.
TFXI - Retail, Copy-Trading, Fund Management. TFXI focus heavily + specializes more on Fund Management due to on-growing demand. TFXI Fund Management have Lot Rebates/Profit Sharing as well. Their MLM structure is up to 10-12 compressive levels (customizable by MIB during FM account application).

4. Question 4 is a question or a statement? Don't really get the sentence. Kindly re-elaborate.

5. Past Performance is a thing, next we have to consider on
- Lot Sizes Open per trade (Whether its Fixed Lot Opened or Non-Fixed)
- Win/Lose Ratio
- Risk Reward Ratio
- Cut Loss per trade / Max Cut Loss in a fund
- Trading Pair & Instruments
- Trading Strategy (Martingale, Elliot, S&P, BBMA etc)
- Trading time-frame (Swing/Intra-Day/Scalping)
- Human or EA (Expert Advisors) or Pure Robot Algorithmic Trading.

Each of the above have to take into consideration as different style have different risk.

6. Any investments, Stocks/Properties/Forex Funds/Mutual Funds/REITS etc etc can make money to curb inflation. The question should be, is it a long-term or short-term investment?

Long Term Investments
Stocks/Properties/ETFs/Mutual Funds are Long-Term investments. Long term investments poses lesser risk in fundamental aspect, but it still does pose risk of the time-frame or time-period during the investment. For example, if you're investing in Stocks/Properties, you're looking to go Long (price increase) for long term in order to profit. But the time taken for the price to increase vs the risk of market crash, recessions, depressions is there.
Many people say they're a risk taker & don't mind to take such "Short-Term Dip". But only 20% of the people will. The others will then leave the investment & say its a scam, non-profitable etc.

Short Term Investments
Short term investments are more of "Trading Investments" such as Crypto/Forex Trading/Options Trading/Futures Trading. They do not hold for long-term. Get in & out in an instant. Most short term investments involves CFDs (Contract For Differences) such as High Leverages, Short-Selling.

The application of short-selling really helps investors to gain profit *regardless of market trend*. Even when the trend falls, traders can open a short-selling position to profit from it. And vice-versa. Ofcourse with higher opportunities comes with higher risk. Short term investments have the chance to wipe your investments in an instant or gain 100% in half year to a year.

When it comes to Forex Fund Management like TFXI, it is in Short-Term Investment category. It doesn't mean TFXI last short-term, but I'm saying about the time-frame of the trade (get-in, get-out period). If a Fund Manager knows how to get-in/get-out for 10 years, then you may consider its a good investment due to high returns + long lasting.

Many people are not aware/understand the concept of Long Term Investments vs Short Term Trading Investments. Hence, barking all around at LowYat saying TFXI is Too Good to be true, Warren Buffet doesn't have that kind of profit, "I can loan bank a million and dump everything in" bullshits.

Hope that answers your question.

This post has been edited by Don Salvatore: Oct 30 2022, 12:50 PM

In a way yes, the thought of "awareness & caution" should be there prior to investing in any place. That's why due diligence is required with PROPER FACTS.

But as far as awareness goes, there must be a threshold of an attempt to take risks. If someone would apply your theory solely on any investments, then might as well put everything in FD as it is guaranteed the safest place.

I think bottomline is, different individual have different risk appetite. The risk to beat inflation sometimes pose a larger risk itself (even if investing at a non-scam platform) as nothing is guaranteed. Inflation could be -7% a year but your "Mutual Funds" might be -15% this year. (Just take mutual fund as an example. No intention of disregarding it).

So it's How, Where and When you place your funds at is the most crucial point.

Yes. But just to highlight that not just specifically "Forex Investing", any investments also must have the same awareness/cautiousness. Shouldn't be bias into a certain instrument. Many invested in stock market early this year & lost, same goes to crypto. So all instrument poses the same amount of risk. Just when it comes to breaking down the instrument, will be the one I elaborated to him previous comments.

No, but I am aware that TFXI is onto something for their withdrawal issues recently. Something good for investors perhaps. Won't post any false info here until it is official to prevent dogs from barking.

What @Trailblazers trying to say is that every investment has its risk. As a general term. Nothing to do with money-game, real company, fake company. He said not just TopGlove but Bitcoin back in 2011, people say its scam but it is at the top. Sometimes making money in investing is about entry & exit. Even in trading as well. Stop spilling your agenda of "scam, money game" when no one talks about it here.

@UltimateWarrior was asking the fundamental knowledge of investing. So don't bring the typical LowYat toxicity back here.

Some people say earning more than Warren Buffet = Too Good To Be True
Now Bank Rakyat gives almost same % as Berkshire Hathaway = Does it mean Bank Rakyat is almost Too Good To Be True?

Don't compare PBB Mutual/Unit Trust with Bank Stock Trading.
I might be wrong do correct me if I am. What I know is that most PBB Mutual/Unit Trust investments goes into a certain asset class & leave it there for it to grow. In other words, going long on the investment. There is very less to no trading activity (go in & go out) for short-run.

Unlike bank stock trading, they have FMs that go in & out (trading activity). Hence generating profit higher. However, stock trading generally gives lesser profit/loss & lesser risk compared to Forex or Crypto due to lesser leverages.

All being said, we still haven't consider the part where the Bank Agents/Mutual Fund Agents override your investments even before it is traded/placed in the asset.
Eg: You Invest 10K, probably RM500 already taken as commission for the agents. Which makes you down about -5% even without commencing the investment.

This post has been edited by Don Salvatore: Oct 30 2022, 09:24 PM

Oh, my bad. Assuming the wrong things. But regards to your sentence:
"Can anything including forex perform so well & consistent for 47 freaking years"

My answer would be yes. Again, profiting from Forex vs profiting from Stocks/Shares are completely different.
But if you ask me whether can it be consistent for 47 years? I'm not sure.....

Ignore these people. They come here to spill nonsense again. They're the type of person who will laugh at us investing at TFXI earning 4-5 figures while they think themselves are "smart-investor" with -20% at their portfolio just because theirs are "regulated by SC".

Its ok bro. It's Long Term Investments. Just hodl it for 20-30 years. Oh, and "It's regulated. So if you're losing in regulated platform, its fine."

Sorry for missing out this post. To answer your question,

When it comes to Forex investment - Regardless of which broker, you need to know how does Forex work first. Many people don't know how what works & just blindly invest. Lost money, and cry + bark in LowYat claiming everything else related is a scam.

Maybe you can try ask your friend/anyone who know Forex to guide you. Those who truly understands Forex will never be a hardcore believer that TFXI is a scam as TFXI has not just proven its 13 years of consistency, but it also show us real trades.
Some may argue that TFXI do not show LIVE trades, hence unable to analyze. But again, if you have the knowledge & wit of a Forex Trader, you can actually analyze some FM's trade and why they close on this position, why they open on this position etc etc.

(Some friend ask me to invest in TFXI such as EOB, Takami which I also don’t understand.) but thread got so many others FM name 😅.
TFXI have 40-50++ Fund Managers. Some closed already due to retirement/personal issues/lost. So its normal to have many names. You can ask your friend to refer to you his/her best funds. Be it Takami, EOB etc. Don't put everything in it. Just invest what you can afford to lose.

Life is about giving yourself a chance. I bet many investors of TFXI have given themselves a chance which they find it fruitful. Unlike some mofos not just blind away the chance for themselves, but trying to blind away the chance for others.

*Disclaimer*. I'm not promoting TFXI but just to solely answer @UltimateWarrior's Questions & make a logical point.

This post has been edited by Don Salvatore: Nov 2 2022, 01:55 AM

@MUM After all 70 pages in this threat you seemed to keep highlighting the same point of "Trying/Testing out" vs "Throwing everything in".
Let me re-iterate that me and some other people supports the act of "Testing Out/Trying Out" doesn't mean we encourage "Throwing everything in".

The greediness part I've already highlighted in some other posts. I did said Greediness is up to one's individual. A platform is consistent/good doesn't mean you have to pour everything in. Greediness have to be guided and taught to different individual depending on their greediness level.

If someone loves to eat 100x Cadbury Chocolate a day despite knowing that eating too much isn't good for health, doesn't mean Cadbury is at fault. It's the person's fault & lack of health knowledge. If that someone eaten Cadbury & promotes its products & how delicious it is to his friends & family, it's up to the friend & family to determine how they control the amount of intake & that cycle repeats.
Each & every individual must have their own standings & opinions on Cadbury. I don't think people are that dumb to believe the promoter of Cadbury & eat a Ton of Chocolates a day. Again, If they fail to understand basic health knowledge, it's their owns fault. NOT the promoter's fault, NOT Cadbury's Fault

Same goes to investments. Example TFXI.
If someone dumps everything into TFXI just because of its consistent past performance, its NOT the Marketers fault, its NOT TFXI's fault. It's that person's greediness & lack of financial knowledge.

Greediness are core values of human behavior that needs to be tweaked & educated. It has nothing to do with the company, or promoter or whatsoever.