Luca Account 토론

That is a weird strategy. 99% won trades indicate strange things going on behind the scenes.

Can you teach me to trade as you? thx

Frankly speaking, I am a little confused by such ideal indicators, because they are completely untrue. As a rule, even the most profitable trader has certain failures, and this is normal, so show a longer statistics, and it will be much more honest.

Hi @Mindstraders ,

i'm impressed with the performance of this system and thinking of investing, but want before to check about the Grinta-Invest bank.
Can you share this info, please?

for some reason ALL the 'best' systems traded at questionable brokers. It's looks to me that a broker orchestrate those deals to promote themselves.
system do not have a long history on MyFxbook ....they come overnight with already long history .

Hello everybody,


Being a Forex trader with over 10 years of experience and after checking the stats of this system I can say that the performance is very good.

As it shown in the advanced stats they tried with different currency pairs, different trade length etc. and recently trading only GBPJPY. That's why the DD is less than 1% and win ration is more than 95%.

I didn't have experience with managed accounts yet, so will watch this system a little more and after willing to try with them. Then I will surely share my arbitrage trading account and experience regarding this company here.

@ MindTrader

you registered on MyFXbook @ Apr 30 at 10:39. and bring some account dated from 2016.
I know how this can be doctored , and it is more likely is.
What are you trying to proof ?
I know it is 100% crap. same as a broker you use.

Mindstraders posted:

markolsen posted:
Hi @Mindstraders ,

i'm impressed with the performance of this system and thinking of investing, but want before to check about the Grinta-Invest bank.
Can you share this info, please?

Hi @markolsen

They have FCA regulated bank in UK. In my case I did deposit and got withdrawals via SEPA transfers. Everything was smooth and fast.

Traders and investors should still be aware of the high risk when thinking about depositing anything into this broker. The broker only has a company registration (with a p.o. box) in the Caribbean without any official (financial) regulation.
If the broker is really using an FCA regulated bank for their deposits and withdrawals it should be regulated by the FCA aswell, but it isn't. So be aware of the high risk of your investments.

More info: https://www.forexpeacearmy.com/community/threads/regulators-svg-fsa-does-not-regulate-fx-binary-options-or-cryptocurrencies.63298/

Mindstraders posted:
You are right that they are not regulated, and I wrote several times about this. But on my opinion regulation doesn't mean that you are safe.

Wrong. Every bank and every broker on this planet should be regulated. Because if you lose your money because of some fraud behavior of your bank or broker, you'd never ever see that money again, if there's no regulator or insurance being used.
Grinta Invest is not even listed at the BaFin's international (financial) companies network. Usually they list also international broker without a BaFin regulation. But it's not even on that list. So, it's an 100% unsafe broker which is being used here.

Mindstraders posted:
But regarding other statements, guess you didn't check everything properly or misunderstood something.
The company is registered on Marshall Islands, and this info is on their site.

It seems that YOU misunderstood something. On Grinta Invest's page it says: 'The website is operated by GRINTA - INVEST LIMITED, address: Trust Company, Ajeltake Road, Ajeltake Island Majuro MH96960 Marshall Islands and operated by Grinta-Invest Ltd a company incorporated under the laws of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, with registered number 25498 BC 2019, with the registered address situated at Suite 305, Griffith Corporate Centre, Beachmont, P.O. Box 1510, Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines.'
So it says their webpage is made by a company on the Marshall Islands, but their registered company country is: 'St. Vincent and the Grenadines'.
And that's why I posted the link to the FPA forum...

Mindstraders posted:
About UK bank and this link https://www.forexpeacearmy.com/community/threads/regulators-svg-fsa-does-not-regulate-fx-binary-options-or-cryptocurrencies.63298/ to this topic on FPA, it's written there completely opposite opinion than you said.

... not because of their bank, but because of their 'St. Vincent and the Grenadines' registration (see above).

I'd rather deposit money to an IFSC/CySec/BaFin/FinMa/ICB/FSC/ASIC/NFA... regulated broker than a completely non-regulated one. Everyone needs to be safe on the Forex markets. And that's why I warned people, and also the FPA guys warn people (FPA even has a good anti-scam system which is working nicely with brokers and regulators).

About the bank that is being used:
They still can run away with all your money, right; the regulation of their bank doesn't matter, only their company registration is what matters.

Hi Luca,

Best wishes from Germany!

I looked at your system and found it very interested. As I'm quite new in this site and don't know all the features yet, can you provide a little more info, such as:
- On which broker can it be run?
- Where I can see trades?
- How to join?
- What are fees, risk, minimum deposit, etc...?

I am seeking a Forex managed account to invest, so maybe this one will be good for me.

Have a good day!

Avg. Trade Length: 6 seconds

Prohibition and violation of rules by any legal regulator, method of trading - Arbitration

An honest broker will never allow you to trade like this, and withdraw money after such trading.
Because it's a fraud with quotes ...

All these reviews in several topics from the broker Grinta-Invest, fake!
Some users can write good reviews about this scam.
Don't be lazy
use the Google search engine, and you will have all the information with evidence about these scammers,
hundreds of pages of information ... Be careful

Mindstraders posted:
Want to publish here the whole article from FPA to make sure that everyone will be able to read it and draw own conclusions.

'There have been several recent posts with either the thread's OP or other readers falsely assuming that a company mentioning that they are 'registered', 'regulated', et. al. by St Vincent and the Grenadines Financial Services Authority (SVG FSA or SVGFSA) implies some regulatory safeguards. So this article is to explain quite bluntly that SVG FSA has not and currently does not provide any regulation for forex, binary options, or crypto-currency service providers. This includes brokers, signal providers, and technology providers.

Just because there is no regulation, does not necessarily prevent a company from offering those services. It depends on the region. It just means that if there is no no regulatory oversight, then there is no recourse via that region's regulatory authority should a transaction turn out to have adverse outcome. So basically it is no different than having a private agreement between you and the company. If you are ok with that, then caveat emptor my dear reader.

My understanding of financial markets (particularly off-exchange markets) is that most regions do have some regulatory oversight. This can include:
mandatory registration into a regulatory database,
minimum capital requirements,
post trade statistics reporting,
segregation of client funds from other firm assets,
fiduciary responsibility to honor deposits/withdrawals timely,
electronic surveillance of order flow,
other rules deemed necessary to protect the larger public.

These rules are put in place mainly due to the systemic risk that can spread to the larger society should large losses or loss of confidence occur in certain capital markets.

Another important note. There are other ways that service providers use 'regulation' to try to trick people into thinking their services are more credible. So even the regulated are often fooled as they often only use very basic metrics to judge a broker's performance (spreads, leverage) and overlook other aspects of evaluating a broker's 'true' business model. Those details are for another article. In the mean time, you can read this report on Prime of Prime service evaluation to get a basic idea of how the different brokerage Tiers work.

With that said, I will quote/attach the proof directly from the horses mouth (SVG FSA and the Financial Intelligence Unit--FIU):

[[2019 March 29]...The FSA does not issue any licenses to carry on the business of FOREX Trading or Brokerage or Binary Options Trading nor does the FSA “Regulate, Monitor, Supervise or License” International Business Companies (IBCs) which engage in such activities.

IBCs incorporated in St. Vincent and the Grenadines are authorized to engage in any business activity without approval from the FSA, except where the proposed business activity relates to banking, insurance or mutual fund businesses. Banking, insurance and mutual fund businesses are licensed activities. FOREX or Brokers Trading licenses are not issued by any authority in St. Vincent and the Grenadines....
[2019 June 15]...The Authorities in St. Vincent and the Grenadines are aware of the recent growing international trend of Forex Trading and Cryptocurrency. It is advised however, that there is no regulation in place for Foreign Exchange (Forex) Trading and Cryptocurrency offerings in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Furthermore, no Forex Trading or Cryptocurrency licenses are issued in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. These are speculative investments with considerable risks to the investor.

Members of the public are urged to exercise caution before engaging in any Forex Trading activities or accepting Cryptocurrency offerings....'


Please, use this link to read the original article https://www.forexpeacearmy.com/community/threads/regulators-svg-fsa-does-not-regulate-fx-binary-options-or-cryptocurrencies.63298/

Very useful article about regulation.

Recommend to read for all traders

Mindstraders posted:
Hello @cr4ptotrader ,

this system was developed by Grinta-Invest team and can be run only with them.

You can see all the stats on my portfolio. In order to see trading history scroll down to Trading Activity and click on History tab (see the attached picture). You'll see there all the trades from my MT4 account (currently there are 1163 trades)


In order to join this system you need to open arbitrage managed account with Grinta.

About current fees and all the rest, you'd better check with the broker as I opened account with them 4 years ago and everything could be different. In my case min. deposit was 10k and I'm paying 30% from my profit for managing my investments. You can email them at [email protected] to get all the info.

Regards
 

The same here.

If you are interested in managed account, PM me for more info

Mindstraders posted:
Did quick research about @bitnamefxd and @Nikols77 users. Looks like it's the same person with different names who is here to spam and blackmail other user by posting bad comments about everyone all around myfxbook.

@bitnamefxd registered on Myfxbook just 1 hour ago


For that time published 5 bad posts in recent discussions about the systems




And @Nikols77 registered 20 min ago



And in 2 minutes after registering posted 2 comments in this discussion





Wish you all the best and hope you'll find something really useful on this great website

100% AGREE!

Got the same posts on my system discussion.

All those accounts saying grinta-invest works are from their own team, please do not fall for these. Do your own research on google, do you really believe this Ponzi scheme? They have no regulation, it's a offshore broker, I know people who have lost thousands with this and you will see it's true if you do your own research. Don't believe everything you see on internet

Hello,

can you give me an investment password from your account?

Hi Luca,

the investor password gives only an access to monitor a trading account but it doesn't allow to make trades. But it would be also great if you provide a statement from your mt4 account.

Thanks

Hi, how can I copy your system? I sent you invite but didn't get a reply yet.
Looking to hearing from you.