MLA INVESTMENT™ 2014
| Gain : | +41.23% |
| Drawdown | 2.06% |
| Pips: | 823.2 |
| Trades | 158 |
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| Type: | Real |
| Leverage: | 1:100 |
| Trading: | Automated |
MLA INVESTMENT™ 2014 Discussion
Nov 04, 2013 at 16:20
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Member Since Jan 20, 2010
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May 04, 2014 at 12:31
How to manage my funds with you?
Member Since Jan 09, 2013
32 posts
May 04, 2014 at 15:34
Hello, for more details, please contact us via online LIVE chat at www.myliveaccount.com or via skype: myliveaccount.com.
Thank you.
Milan
Thank you.
Milan
Member Since Jan 09, 2013
32 posts
May 13, 2014 at 15:28
MAM Investment program should be available to join starting June 1st, 2014.
For more details, please visit www.myliveaccount.com or contact us via online LIVE chat.
Regards,
Milan
https://www.myliveaccount.com/
For more details, please visit www.myliveaccount.com or contact us via online LIVE chat.
Regards,
Milan
https://www.myliveaccount.com/
Member Since May 04, 2012
1608 posts
May 21, 2014 at 20:46
(edited May 21, 2014 at 20:47)
Why 3TGFX of all the other choices...?? Why not a mainstream broker...??
There are multiple Hungarian blog entries stating that 3TGFX is a Hungarian owned and operated business (registered in the very slightly regulated country of New Zealand) potentially running multiple Ponzi schemes (i.e. they may 'fix' the results of strategies run by numerous and suspiciously 'successful' teams through them) and investors are running away even from their other profitable strategies... Before the 'pyramid' collapses...
You can read about it even on DONNAFOREX: https://www.donnaforex.com/forum/index.php?topic=11500.0
So anybody who is considering sending money over to New Zealand to a 'red flagged' broker, should think twice.
There are multiple Hungarian blog entries stating that 3TGFX is a Hungarian owned and operated business (registered in the very slightly regulated country of New Zealand) potentially running multiple Ponzi schemes (i.e. they may 'fix' the results of strategies run by numerous and suspiciously 'successful' teams through them) and investors are running away even from their other profitable strategies... Before the 'pyramid' collapses...
You can read about it even on DONNAFOREX: https://www.donnaforex.com/forum/index.php?topic=11500.0
So anybody who is considering sending money over to New Zealand to a 'red flagged' broker, should think twice.
Member Since Jan 09, 2013
32 posts
May 21, 2014 at 21:52
Hi Guru,
thanks for your message.
Yes, I've read that thread on DonnaForex, however it seems none from those members have or had any live account with 3TGbrokers? I do for 7 months now, and I can assure you the results are real.
I also had no problems with withdrawals. There are many 'ponzi, hyip rumours' however I haven't found so far even one complaint from 3TG customer related to trading conditions, service, withdrawals or anything else.
So never say never, I might be all wrong and regret it one day, but until now the performance is great. From my trader's view the strategy makes sense - quick trades, usually around big news (London, NY sessions) or during higher volatility, using momentum, all in major pairs.
Btw. regarding NZ jurisdiction, there should be some new regulation terms under FMA for NZ brokers very soon, I'll find more info.
Regards,
Milan
P.S. you can PM me for more details.
thanks for your message.
Yes, I've read that thread on DonnaForex, however it seems none from those members have or had any live account with 3TGbrokers? I do for 7 months now, and I can assure you the results are real.
I also had no problems with withdrawals. There are many 'ponzi, hyip rumours' however I haven't found so far even one complaint from 3TG customer related to trading conditions, service, withdrawals or anything else.
So never say never, I might be all wrong and regret it one day, but until now the performance is great. From my trader's view the strategy makes sense - quick trades, usually around big news (London, NY sessions) or during higher volatility, using momentum, all in major pairs.
Btw. regarding NZ jurisdiction, there should be some new regulation terms under FMA for NZ brokers very soon, I'll find more info.
Regards,
Milan
P.S. you can PM me for more details.
Member Since May 04, 2012
1608 posts
May 22, 2014 at 09:36
(edited May 22, 2014 at 09:36)
You are right, Milan. No one has reported obvious wrong doing from 3TGFX at this time.
I can confirm it, as I used to have an account with 3TGFX and there were no technical issues either, 'except' for the occasional 'picture perfect' trades at the best possible entry and exit prices with absolutely no slippages (when looking at the trade reports and the chart formations). Which was just too suspicious considering the number of clients and volume they trade for their affiliated Multi-Level-Marketed team' strategies.
But remember Madoff...! You know, the guy who has pulled off the largest ever Ponzi scheme (https://money.howstuffworks.com/ponzi-scheme5.htm). How many people have complained about him or his investment performance BEFORE the 'sh.t hit the fan'...? Exactly: NOBODY! Everybody was just a 'happy camper'.
And just a few words about New Zealand's Fx regulations. It is called the 'Wild West' of Forex... Why? Read this article: https://www.forextraders.com/forex-broker-new-zealand.html
In other words NZ would be just the 'perfect' country to pull off a giant Ponzi scheme.
Considering 'safety first', I would have started such a MAM account with an Australian registered and regulated mainstream broker so my clients' deposits would be at a safer place. Why? Because profits are important, but the safety of broker deposits is much more important.
I can confirm it, as I used to have an account with 3TGFX and there were no technical issues either, 'except' for the occasional 'picture perfect' trades at the best possible entry and exit prices with absolutely no slippages (when looking at the trade reports and the chart formations). Which was just too suspicious considering the number of clients and volume they trade for their affiliated Multi-Level-Marketed team' strategies.
But remember Madoff...! You know, the guy who has pulled off the largest ever Ponzi scheme (https://money.howstuffworks.com/ponzi-scheme5.htm). How many people have complained about him or his investment performance BEFORE the 'sh.t hit the fan'...? Exactly: NOBODY! Everybody was just a 'happy camper'.
And just a few words about New Zealand's Fx regulations. It is called the 'Wild West' of Forex... Why? Read this article: https://www.forextraders.com/forex-broker-new-zealand.html
In other words NZ would be just the 'perfect' country to pull off a giant Ponzi scheme.
Considering 'safety first', I would have started such a MAM account with an Australian registered and regulated mainstream broker so my clients' deposits would be at a safer place. Why? Because profits are important, but the safety of broker deposits is much more important.
Member Since Jan 09, 2013
32 posts
Jun 06, 2014 at 12:29
Hello guys,
just to keep you informed, I currently stopped all my trading activities with generally all NZ brokers as there are new guidelines coming from FMA (NZ regulator), incl. segregated funds, min.net assets of $1,000,000, local physical office, etc...
More info here: https://forexmagnates.com/new-zealand-fma-initiates-new-guidelines-broker-exodus-ahead/
As far as I know, these new requirements should be effective since January 2015, so I decided to rather wait for now, and see how this will affect current NZ brokers...
However, regarding to 3TGbrokers, there must be said and underlined that my experience WAS ONLY positive, there WAS NO problem or delay in withdrawing my money from 3TG brokers whatsoever. Everything was smooth and quick, communication very good - so I really can not complain about them.
Milan
just to keep you informed, I currently stopped all my trading activities with generally all NZ brokers as there are new guidelines coming from FMA (NZ regulator), incl. segregated funds, min.net assets of $1,000,000, local physical office, etc...
More info here: https://forexmagnates.com/new-zealand-fma-initiates-new-guidelines-broker-exodus-ahead/
As far as I know, these new requirements should be effective since January 2015, so I decided to rather wait for now, and see how this will affect current NZ brokers...
However, regarding to 3TGbrokers, there must be said and underlined that my experience WAS ONLY positive, there WAS NO problem or delay in withdrawing my money from 3TG brokers whatsoever. Everything was smooth and quick, communication very good - so I really can not complain about them.
Milan
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