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is it possible to turn $100 to $1000 in 4 weeks ? (real account)

Mar 30, 2013 at 16:06
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Miembro desde Jan 25, 2014   posts 12
Jan 01, 2015 at 13:43
I did one day $42=>$1200😎 and next day lost all
Miembro desde Dec 15, 2010   posts 795
Jan 01, 2015 at 18:43
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Miembro desde Oct 05, 2014   posts 15
Jan 02, 2015 at 16:09
ihyunsoo posted:
I did one day $42=>$1200😎 and next day lost all

Hahaha. That's funny!
“Never stop dreaming, never stop believing, never give up, never stop trying, and never stop learning.”
Miembro desde Apr 25, 2014   posts 1
Jan 02, 2015 at 16:13
alunix posted:
is it possible to turn $100 to $1000 in 4 weeks ? (real account)
so if any senior trader here want to show their account, meet few people and they always the same say, ITS IMPOSSIBLE
they said it would be different demo account and real account.
i still believe its Possible To Do, even in real account.
what do you Say Fellow Trader? anyone did in real account?

Its definitely possible i turned 30 GBP into 1000 GBP within a month but with swing trading, depends on a lot of factors.
Scared Money Don't Make No Money
Miembro desde Jan 25, 2010   posts 1360
Jan 02, 2015 at 17:49
I would encourage you to try this any time. For me, I got to $0 quicker than I got to $1000, but it works!

If it works going to $0 it surely must work going the other way too! The broker wins lots as well, so please make sure you use a real account and help the broker win more. The bank is also a big winner.

Just make sure you stay positive and have a good feeling of giving to others: it is really a fantastic feeling knowing you have no purpose in life except to provide for other people. I really hope they enjoy life more because life can be really depressing.

Stay positive - don't stop if you lose, just keep losing and stay positive!
Miembro desde Jan 25, 2014   posts 12
Jan 02, 2015 at 20:36
PowerPips posted:
ihyunsoo posted:
I did one day $42=>$1200😎 and next day lost all

Hahaha. That's funny!
Ye. Because of lot size, start 0.01 then the day 0.5 gold. craze to make 10,000% in 2days.
craze trade i will die for that.
Miembro desde Dec 08, 2014   posts 18
Jan 02, 2015 at 22:26
possible.....
Miembro desde Oct 05, 2014   posts 15
Jan 03, 2015 at 10:40
BluePanther posted:
I would encourage you to try this any time. For me, I got to $0 quicker than I got to $1000, but it works!

If it works going to $0 it surely must work going the other way too! The broker wins lots as well, so please make sure you use a real account and help the broker win more. The bank is also a big winner.

Just make sure you stay positive and have a good feeling of giving to others: it is really a fantastic feeling knowing you have no purpose in life except to provide for other people. I really hope they enjoy life more because life can be really depressing.

Stay positive - don't stop if you lose, just keep losing and stay positive!

😁
“Never stop dreaming, never stop believing, never give up, never stop trying, and never stop learning.”
Miembro desde Oct 23, 2010   posts 198
Jan 04, 2015 at 16:07
BluePanther posted:
I would encourage you to try this any time. For me, I got to $0 quicker than I got to $1000, but it works!

If it works going to $0 it surely must work going the other way too! The broker wins lots as well, so please make sure you use a real account and help the broker win more. The bank is also a big winner.

Just make sure you stay positive and have a good feeling of giving to others: it is really a fantastic feeling knowing you have no purpose in life except to provide for other people. I really hope they enjoy life more because life can be really depressing.

Stay positive - don't stop if you lose, just keep losing and stay positive!

I can see you have lost lot of money in real..!!!!! what did you learn from that painful journey...?
Miembro desde Jan 25, 2010   posts 1360
Jan 05, 2015 at 06:19
ahmedfouad posted:
I can see you have lost lot of money in real..!!!!! what did you learn from that painful journey...?

Nothing!

Oh, you are sincerely asking? Well, I guess there are many lessons I have learned:
- manual trading is a waste of time
- which EAs I prefer and which I don't
- which strategies I like, which I don't
- the power of leverage (both good and bad)
- that despite differences, use a demo account for testing (not a real account)
- binary options are a pure scam, and forex is not much better
- be positive, but always realistic
- no one cares, and nothing matters.

I could elaborate, but I hate boring others and myself. I'm not doing it so much for the 'learning', but more for the benefit of others: so they can see how a life can be wasted pursuing imaginary wealth that simply evaporates (whether that be forex or inflation).

Life is short, enjoy it while you can. You can be dead tomorrow and all of this won't matter.
Miembro desde Nov 10, 2014   posts 1
Jan 05, 2015 at 08:01
i made 150 to 1k in 2 weeks :P
Cholipop
forex_trader_202879
Miembro desde Aug 07, 2014   posts 406
Jan 05, 2015 at 11:20
BluePanther posted:
ahmedfouad posted:
I can see you have lost lot of money in real..!!!!! what did you learn from that painful journey...?

Nothing!

Oh, you are sincerely asking? Well, I guess there are many lessons I have learned:
- manual trading is a waste of time
- which EAs I prefer and which I don't
- which strategies I like, which I don't
- the power of leverage (both good and bad)
- that despite differences, use a demo account for testing (not a real account)
- binary options are a pure scam, and forex is not much better
- be positive, but always realistic
- no one cares, and nothing matters.

I could elaborate, but I hate boring others and myself. I'm not doing it so much for the 'learning', but more for the benefit of others: so they can see how a life can be wasted pursuing imaginary wealth that simply evaporates (whether that be forex or inflation).

Life is short, enjoy it while you can. You can be dead tomorrow and all of this won't matter.

  Note to all the noobs. Many members are great posters and can be an inspiration to make you want to get your feet wet and trade, but if you click their names and look at their trade history you will see how many accounts they have blown. That should tell you a lot about the person and their system. Not to mention look at the gap down on EU. Can you imagine how many accounts have margin called simply due to that GAP. How many pending orders became market orders only to stop out in less then 5 seconds.
Miembro desde Oct 27, 2012   posts 35
Jan 05, 2015 at 12:38
@Cholipop Noobs you say? But what about the pro ones, there was no gap on their charts? :) Or you split traders for noobs and pros by the direction of their trades at Monday morning? :)

The MrGAP is another proof that risk management is something bigger then putting all your capital on a broker's account and rely only on SL order... Think about it.
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Miembro desde Jan 25, 2010   posts 1360
Jan 06, 2015 at 05:44 (editado Jan 06, 2015 at 05:52)
Cholipop posted:
  Note to all the noobs. Many members are great posters and can be an inspiration to make you want to get your feet wet and trade, but if you click their names and look at their trade history you will see how many accounts they have blown. That should tell you a lot about the person and their system. Not to mention look at the gap down on EU. Can you imagine how many accounts have margin called simply due to that GAP. How many pending orders became market orders only to stop out in less then 5 seconds.

I may be a 'great poster' but I certainly do not 'inspire' others to want to trade. Click my name and you can see how many accounts I have blown. That should be a serious discouragement to those thinking of 'taking a dip' to think twice.

But if you are speaking of yourself, you ought to be more realistic and honest. People like you - that only share profitable accounts and hang around in forums with the 99% of losing traders - are either of two things:
a) have not truly 'made' it in forex (or else you would be elsewhere and enjoying your money), or
b) have a hidden agenda to suck noobs into whatever scam you have going.

So what are you trying to sell (scam) us? There are too many like you.
Miembro desde Jan 25, 2010   posts 1360
Jan 06, 2015 at 05:47 (editado Jan 06, 2015 at 05:49)
...for those that didn't read this thread in its entirety:

MyFxTrader posted:
HaykFX posted:
Hello everyone. I write this to make known the identity of Cholip. His Name is Alexis Ampudia, he is a person who knows a lot in theory, but in practice does not know how to manage accounts or do trading.
I am one of those who have placed full confidence in him and in one day has dropped 50% since that day did not return to answer and disappeared like a coward.
All his accounts are 1 month or two at most. No consistency and stability and not know how to properly manage the risk. He can put trades which each pip can be 1% of the account and hold the loss floating more than 50pips !!

I wish you great Xmas to all


This sounds familiar?


U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Litigation Release No. 20071 / April 6, 2007

SEC v. Alexis Ampudia, a/k/a Alexis Geancarlos Ampudia Navalo, a/k/a Alexis Emias, a/k/a Alexis Rojas, Civil Action No. 07-CV-2762 (HB) (S.D.N.Y.)

SEC Files Emergency Action Against Alexis Ampudia to Stop an Identity Theft 'Pump and Dump' Scheme


The Securities and Exchange Commission announced that it obtained a temporary restraining order and an emergency asset freeze to halt a market manipulation scheme that used stolen identities of innocent victims to manipulate the markets.

In an emergency federal court action filed April 5, 2007, in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, the Commission charged Alexis Ampudia, a 22-year old Panamanian citizen and resident of Brooklyn, New York, with conducting a fraudulent scheme involving the manipulation of the prices of numerous securities by using brokerage accounts he had opened in the names of identity theft victims, without their knowledge or consent. The Commission alleges that, since November 2006, Ampudia made at least $140,000 in unlawful profits by manipulating the securities of at least five publicly traded companies.

Acting on the Commission's request, the Court issued a temporary restraining order which, among other things, prohibits Ampudia from further violations of the federal securities laws, freezes his assets and orders the repatriation of funds taken out of the United States.

The Commission's complaint alleges that Ampudia first purchased shares of small, thinly-traded companies, with low share prices, through his own online trading account. Immediately or soon thereafter, using online brokerage accounts Ampudia had opened in the names of identity theft victims, Ampudia placed a series of large purchase orders for the targeted securities, for the sole purpose of artificially increasing the price of the securities he had just purchased at lower prices. These purchases created buying pressure and the false appearance of legitimate trading activity, which caused the price of the securities to greatly increase. Ampudia then, at a profit, sold the shares he had earlier purchased in his own account.

The complaint charges Ampudia with violating Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933, Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Exchange Act Rule 10b-5. The Commission's Complaint seeks permanent injunctions against future violations of the foregoing federal securities laws, disgorgement of ill-gotten gains plus pre-judgment interest thereon, and civil penalties.

The Commission acknowledges the assistance of the New York County District Attorney's Office, New York City Police Department, and United States Secret Service in this matter.
Cholipop
forex_trader_202879
Miembro desde Aug 07, 2014   posts 406
Jan 06, 2015 at 07:15
BluePanther posted:
...for those that didn't read this thread in its entirety:

MyFxTrader posted:
HaykFX posted:
Hello everyone. I write this to make known the identity of Cholip. His Name is Alexis Ampudia, he is a person who knows a lot in theory, but in practice does not know how to manage accounts or do trading.
I am one of those who have placed full confidence in him and in one day has dropped 50% since that day did not return to answer and disappeared like a coward.
All his accounts are 1 month or two at most. No consistency and stability and not know how to properly manage the risk. He can put trades which each pip can be 1% of the account and hold the loss floating more than 50pips !!

I wish you great Xmas to all


This sounds familiar?


U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Litigation Release No. 20071 / April 6, 2007

SEC v. Alexis Ampudia, a/k/a Alexis Geancarlos Ampudia Navalo, a/k/a Alexis Emias, a/k/a Alexis Rojas, Civil Action No. 07-CV-2762 (HB) (S.D.N.Y.)

SEC Files Emergency Action Against Alexis Ampudia to Stop an Identity Theft 'Pump and Dump' Scheme


The Securities and Exchange Commission announced that it obtained a temporary restraining order and an emergency asset freeze to halt a market manipulation scheme that used stolen identities of innocent victims to manipulate the markets.

In an emergency federal court action filed April 5, 2007, in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, the Commission charged Alexis Ampudia, a 22-year old Panamanian citizen and resident of Brooklyn, New York, with conducting a fraudulent scheme involving the manipulation of the prices of numerous securities by using brokerage accounts he had opened in the names of identity theft victims, without their knowledge or consent. The Commission alleges that, since November 2006, Ampudia made at least $140,000 in unlawful profits by manipulating the securities of at least five publicly traded companies.

Acting on the Commission's request, the Court issued a temporary restraining order which, among other things, prohibits Ampudia from further violations of the federal securities laws, freezes his assets and orders the repatriation of funds taken out of the United States.

The Commission's complaint alleges that Ampudia first purchased shares of small, thinly-traded companies, with low share prices, through his own online trading account. Immediately or soon thereafter, using online brokerage accounts Ampudia had opened in the names of identity theft victims, Ampudia placed a series of large purchase orders for the targeted securities, for the sole purpose of artificially increasing the price of the securities he had just purchased at lower prices. These purchases created buying pressure and the false appearance of legitimate trading activity, which caused the price of the securities to greatly increase. Ampudia then, at a profit, sold the shares he had earlier purchased in his own account.

The complaint charges Ampudia with violating Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933, Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Exchange Act Rule 10b-5. The Commission's Complaint seeks permanent injunctions against future violations of the foregoing federal securities laws, disgorgement of ill-gotten gains plus pre-judgment interest thereon, and civil penalties.

The Commission acknowledges the assistance of the New York County District Attorney's Office, New York City Police Department, and United States Secret Service in this matter.

  Why don't we all click your name and see the amount of accounts you have bombed. That clearly shows that the fraud is you. You take the time to respond to every post, even copy non-sense written by disgruntle 'PAMM managers' instead of being able to turn your accounts into green. You should trade more, and post less maybe then will you be able to 'show and prove'.
Cholipop
forex_trader_202879
Miembro desde Aug 07, 2014   posts 406
Jan 06, 2015 at 07:25
BluePanther posted:
Cholipop posted:
  Note to all the noobs. Many members are great posters and can be an inspiration to make you want to get your feet wet and trade, but if you click their names and look at their trade history you will see how many accounts they have blown. That should tell you a lot about the person and their system. Not to mention look at the gap down on EU. Can you imagine how many accounts have margin called simply due to that GAP. How many pending orders became market orders only to stop out in less then 5 seconds.

I may be a 'great poster' but I certainly do not 'inspire' others to want to trade. Click my name and you can see how many accounts I have blown. That should be a serious discouragement to those thinking of 'taking a dip' to think twice.

But if you are speaking of yourself, you ought to be more realistic and honest. People like you - that only share profitable accounts and hang around in forums with the 99% of losing traders - are either of two things:
a) have not truly 'made' it in forex (or else you would be elsewhere and enjoying your money), or
b) have a hidden agenda to suck noobs into whatever scam you have going.

So what are you trying to sell (scam) us? There are too many like you.

   You are the one posting non-stop so it is clearly you are the one with the hidden agenda. Trying to lead the sheep to get slaughtered, with your 250% in red accounts (I would love for you to explain to everyone how you could go in red 250% in your account). Simply put some good trades together so guys can follow you, but many people are lurking these forums looking for someone to manage their funds. People want something which they can see, not so much to read which you have been blessed of only being able to do.... TYPE IN THEORY, but have nothing to show for it with the trades you have placed.
Miembro desde Jan 25, 2010   posts 1360
Jan 06, 2015 at 09:23 (editado Jan 06, 2015 at 09:31)
Cholipop posted:
Why don't we all click your name and see the amount of accounts you have bombed. That clearly shows that the fraud is you. You take the time to respond to every post, even copy non-sense written by disgruntle 'PAMM managers' instead of being able to turn your accounts into green. You should trade more, and post less maybe then will you be able to 'show and prove'.

   You are the one posting non-stop so it is clearly you are the one with the hidden agenda. Trying to lead the sheep to get slaughtered, with your 250% in red accounts (I would love for you to explain to everyone how you could go in red 250% in your account). Simply put some good trades together so guys can follow you, but many people are lurking these forums looking for someone to manage their funds. People want something which they can see, not so much to read which you have been blessed of only being able to do.... TYPE IN THEORY, but have nothing to show for it with the trades you have placed.

As everyone can see, I have NOTHING to hide. I show ALL my accounts to prove I am NOT SUCCESSFUL, and to reveal the truth of the forex 'game' (how you can lose a lot, how hard it is to make anything). I think I have 'shown and proven' enough, don't you?

It is obvious to anyone with even half a brain who the real scam artist here is (hint: not me). 😎

I guess the jury is still out on you though... or rather, the SEC found you guilty! 😉 I'm surprised you aren't ashamed of your actions and still decide to show your face - to con others into another one perhaps? 😲

BluePanther posted:
But if you are speaking of yourself, you ought to be more realistic and honest. People like you - that only share profitable accounts and hang around in forums with the 99% of losing traders - are either of two things:
a) have not truly 'made' it in forex (or else you would be elsewhere and enjoying your money), or
b) have a hidden agenda to suck noobs into whatever scam you have going.

So what are you trying to sell (scam) us? There are too many like you.
Miembro desde Oct 11, 2013   posts 775
Jan 06, 2015 at 13:11
Use traditional investments if you dont know how to trade, or learn how to trade yourself and dont give your money to anyone, if you lose at least you have the satisfaction that it was you losing the money and you got left with the experience rather than having someone else lose it for you.
Cholipop
forex_trader_202879
Miembro desde Aug 07, 2014   posts 406
Jan 06, 2015 at 15:12
20% today while you have only be chatting with guys online. How about some stats that people can learn from. Not words from a wanna be who can talk you in loops, but can't show the stats. Not even 3 trades.
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