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Absolute scam.
They’ll cold call you and convince you they can make you money. You’ll open an account, this will be fake. You’ll see your money grow. You’ll add more. Good luck ever getting it out. All fake. Do not part with a single penny.
I am very suspicious of this site. Cold calling and they claim to give you training on trading free of charge. Apparently they make money from the trades you make through one of their approved brokers.
Very pushy to get you to deposit money into your account to start trading. They do not have access to your money at any point unless you are stupid enough to give your password
Scam company, cold calling trying to get you to “invest”.
Do not part with your details or money!
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