The burden of proof is on the vendor. Again, no need for any kind of "proof" about trade alterations if C2 logs your trades.
In Pureprick there is a package where you can let Alex "Mentor" you for a week for the sum of 4-5k, not exactly recall the numbers but some hefty sum. Nothing wrong with the actual charge, if it worked. Couple of members in the room did it when my brother was part of the room. We sort of interviewed them in private to gather info because at the time plenty of us were very suspicious of the in-room tactics. We asked many things, one of them was to see if he traded live, used decent car size, as he had always claimed 20+ or so YM, and of course very good returns on a consistently/daily basis. Turned out it was mostly simulated crap or 1 car demonstrations(lmao). Obviously, no 20+ cars personal demonstrations when the prick is mentoring. Nothing spectacular was witnessed except for the explanation of the room triggers. Which reminds me, even the members of the room, paying 300 bucks, do not get trigger explanations, for that you need to get mentored. Another ridiculous thing. Like if the triggers were anything special. Here's two of them. Evening star on high volume with stochastic cross for a short with stupid ridiculous big stop and small targets. Morning star hammer like formation on high volume with stochastic cross for a long with, again, stupid ridiculous big stop and small targets. Backtest them, particularly with their atrocious risk vs reward numbers and you'll see what a piece of crap they are. These guys and this company are so full of it it won't be long until someone actually takes legal action. I would not be surprised if I actually pursue it, just not sure where to start, I have asked. These "rooms" have such bad reputations and such high possibility of fiasco that it must be a law for them to provide audited track records before operating. People complain about nicotine, marijuana, alcohol, abortion, what about thieves like Pureprick! Susana
Wow Puretick really is crap, isn't it? To tell you folks the truth, I personally believe that if someone is naive enough to join them despite all of the negative information being put out by knowledable traders and the fact that they are obviously hustling their students for money so they can earn a living (not from trading) they deserve to have their money taken from them. As for the Puretick supporters, well, maybe the idea of auditing them or putting legislation into place which would actually make them accountable is hitting a little to close to home for their comfort. :eek: Whatever, have a nice weekend everyone. And for the nOObs still thinking about joining puretick, good luck with that.
Hi Susana, I have a couple of questions. First of all, there seems to be an inverse standard for opinions. Someone who is positive about PT is automatically a shill, Alex in disguise, or just a plain 'ole asshole. However someone critical of them seems to vault themselves into Godlike status and is instantly a genius. Kind of reminds me of the reverse racism term commonly used. So I have a couple questions that will hopefully clear things up and qualify you to be the expert you claim to be: 1) Who was in the room? You, your brother, both? 2) How long were you in the room? 3) Did you take the mentoring class in person or is your info heresay? 4) Did you learn anything trade related? 5) Did you follow all of the recomendations? 6) If not, why? Did you mix your own trades with theirs? 7) Was anyone in the room doing well while you or your brother was there? These questions are not to challenge, but to have a better perspective of why you emphatically hate these people. Look forward to your replies....and no I am not affiliated with them. Thanks, TT
Those who slam PureGarbage outnumber the supporters by about 10 to 1. Half of the second group are obvious employees or shills. The rest are obvious newbs who plaintively ask why everyone is bashing the company to whom they just wrote a huge cheque. You don't need to look any further than their idiotic recommendation for stop-loss to know they are scammers. Trading they way they claim to do would require the trader to have an astronomical win/loss ratio. If these scammers had the skills to trade with those kind of numbers, what in the fuck would they be doing shilling their services? They claim to have been trading since 1979. What a total and utter load of crap. They would be multi-millionaires by this time.