Discussão Global Capital Group

My opinion about it.

I talked to the manager numerous times because he was willing to try his strategy to incorporate it into my fund.

He has always been willing to respond, except when my request was to see the history of the account.
Something totally normal, in my accounts the history has always been public, I see no reason to hide it.
There are serious managers who hide their history, but after starting negotiations and before starting to operate, they have always agreed to show them. This shows that they do not hide anything, they only argue for privacy and I think it is understandable.
But once you have everything ready to start, your investors deserve to know where they are putting their money.

Global Capital has refused to show me his track record every time, arguing that scammers have used his track record but he can't tell me how.

Ultimately our negotiations failed for this reason.



Why is it important to see the history?
Viewing the history we can discover Grid or Martingales by seeing the amounts of the lots and the opening and closing moments of the operations.
In this case the manager refuses to show them even after funding the Broker required by him.

Another very important clarification:
In cases like this, where the manager updates myfxbook statuses manually (and not automatically), he may be hiding something.

What could he be hiding?
High Drawdowns, suppose your system uses grid or martingale techniques, at some point you will be exposed to High Drawdowns. In case that happens, he can wait for the Drawdown to decrease, or even wait until the closing of the operation, then just update the system at that moment. And all of us are not going to see the real risk.