“Only $100 investment in the forex market, you can make up to $1,000 per day”
Forex trading popularity has been gaining in Grenada. I’m not sure if it’s due to
the economic situation brought on by the Covid pandemic. But, if you’ve come across
the term “Forex” before, I’m sure it’s because a friend or family member wanted you to
join their company under them and learn how to trade and make thousands of dollars
every day.
The Forex trading education is a breeding ground for multi-level marketing
gimmicks, fake gurus, and get rich quick schemes. You get to be your own boss with
the potential to make unlimited amounts of money. Why wouldn’t anyone want that? All
you need is to pay someone to teach you. Then get others to join under you for lessons,
to get a commission from each sign up fee. I hold great disdain for multi-level marketing
companies. Rule of thumb: if something is too good to be true, it usually is. I would
scrutinize it more. If the company is more interested in getting members than it is
interested in selling its products (in this case teaching you how to trade consistently and
producing real results) then it’s a scam.
The truth is, Currency trading is extremely difficult. Most people would be more
successful attempting medical school. This is not an industry you can do ‘on the side’.
This is full time hard work. You will experience lots of heartaches, stress and failure.
You will have to study charts and read constantly to keep up with current events.
Unfortunately, to be among the best, you would only make about 2% per month on
average in relation to your total capital investment. If you are willing to continue this
journey I will show you some tools that can help you along the way.
Dwayne Clement
Risk Disclaimer for Forex Trading
Trading foreign exchange on margin carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable
for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. The high degree of
leverage can work against you as well as for you.