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  • #1
  • First Post: Edited Jul 6, 2018 4:24am Jun 29, 2018 12:37am | Edited Jul 6, 2018 4:24am
Hello,

I was wondering has anyone taken the Astroforex course? Shaun Lee claims to be one of the best forex traders in Birmingham and recently has turned $5k into $600k in 30 days with a real verified track record. What do you guys think? Please share your experiences as I could potentially want to learn from them.

I have done my due diligence and 99.9% of their reviews are extremely positive but I have found this 1 negative review which is verified. I am not sure what to do think of it..

I have also found this but there is no solid proof
https://forum.technicalforex.com/post/astro-fx-forex-scam-8459418

Please give me your advice. Do I listen to the majority that are positive or the 2 negative?

Sam.

https://youtu.be/PaZnICzUtDU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XlSyf9sjPk


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  • #2
  • Jun 29, 2018 1:45am Jun 29, 2018 1:45am
Quoting coughs
Hello, I was wondering has anyone taken the Astroforex course? Shaun Lee claims to be one of the best forex traders in Birmingham and recently has turned $5k into $600k in 30 days with a real verified track record. What do you guys think? Please share your experiences as I could potentially want to learn from them. I have done my due diligence and 99.9% of their reviews are extremely positive but I have found this 1 negative review which is verified. I am not sure what to do think of it.. I have also found this but there is no solid proof https://forum.technicalforex.com/post/astro-fx-forex-scam-8459418...
i find it strange that one of the best birmingham trader would use a noname st vincent&grenadines broker...UK, FCA regulated broker would be the obvious choice, isnt it?
there is always, always another trade!!
  • #3
  • Edited 4:32am Jun 29, 2018 2:29am | Edited 4:32am
Quoting coughs
Hello, I was wondering has anyone taken the Astroforex course? Shaun Lee claims to be one of the best forex traders in Birmingham and recently has turned $5k into $600k in 30 days with a real verified track record. What do you guys think? Please share your experiences as I could potentially want to learn from them. I have done my due diligence and 99.9% of their reviews are extremely positive but I have found this 1 negative review which is verified. I am not sure what to do think of it.. I have also found this but there is no solid proof https://forum.technicalforex.com/post/astro-fx-forex-scam-8459418...
Questions to be asked:
1) would you bother with people asking a lot of questions, trying to understand how you trade and you spend almost all your day trying to explain them when you can turn 5k into 600k in a month?
2) say everything right by the book. Would you call a successful trader a person turning 5k into 600k in a month or a person who would bring a specific percentage gain over the years?
3)How much risk one should take in order to bring such return per month?
4) How can you verify a review?

Dont get me wrong pal but all these are made to fool desperate and greedy people who want to get out of that circle. Trading needs a lot of investment (experience,capital,knowledge) and psychological flexibility.
  • #4
  • Jun 29, 2018 8:22am Jun 29, 2018 8:22am
Expensive things (generally) are a by-product of success in the discipline you are following. Except for when they need to constantly show these expensive things because they use them as TOOLS to earn their income. These expensive things are (a big) part of their 'business model'. My question for you is: Did you see any expensive car, house, trips, shopping related to AstroFX?
When I started looking for education I would look for the opposite of this. No expensive car, houses, watches, no flashy website, nothing. Focus on the content.
I'm not saying the course is useless but the majority of the time you will be paying for a 'slightly' modified version of things you can find free on-line.

I'm not even getting into fake reviews, fake brokers statements or track records, etc...


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Certainly not what I would look for (included with the course):

  1. Professionally printed A4 guidebook on the Art of Technical Analysis;
  2. Personalised Astrofx certificate;
  3. Astrofx notepad;
  4. Astrofx pen;
  5. Astrofx USB with trading journal;
  6. Astrofx wireless intelligent mouse;
  7. Astrofx mouse mat;
  8. Stress bull toy.

  • #5
  • Jul 6, 2018 4:19am Jul 6, 2018 4:19am
Quoting profitfarmer
{quote} i find it strange that one of the best birmingham trader would use a noname st vincent&grenadines broker...UK, FCA regulated broker would be the obvious choice, isnt it?
Couldn't he legitimately be doing that so he doesn't have to have lower his leverage when ESMA comes out?

Quoting Kxeroo
{quote} Questions to be asked: 1) would you bother with people asking a lot of questions, trying to understand how you trade and you spend almost all your day trying to explain them when you can turn 5k into 600k in a month? 2) say everything right by the book. Would you call a successful trader a person turning 5k into 600k in a month or a person who would bring a specific percentage gain over the years? 3)How much risk one should take in order to bring such return per month? 4) How can you verify a review? Dont get me wrong pal but all these are...
1) Not really but a lot of people feel the need to contribute something to the world and give some value to society.
2) Both. Depends if its your own money or investors.
3) Too much!
4) You can't but you can look at the majority and form an educated guess.

Quoting Whikka
Expensive things (generally) are a by-product of success in the discipline you are following. Except for when they need to constantly show these expensive things because they use them as TOOLS to earn their income. These expensive things are (a big) part of their 'business model'. My question for you is: Did you see any expensive car, house, trips, shopping related to AstroFX? When I started looking for education I would look for the opposite of this. No expensive car, houses, watches, no flashy website, nothing. Focus on the content. I'm not saying the course is useless but the majority of the time you will be paying for a 'slightly' modified version of things you can find free on-line. I'm not even getting into fake reviews, fake brokers statements or track records, etc... ---------------------------------------- Certainly not what I would look for (included with the course): Professionally printed A4 guidebook on the Art of Technical Analysis; Personalised Astrofx certificate; Astrofx notepad; Astrofx pen; Astrofx USB with trading journal; Astrofx wireless intelligent mouse; Astrofx mouse mat; Stress bull toy.
True but you should also seek from someone who is living the life you want. Right? Who do you recommend?
  • #6
  • Jul 6, 2018 10:02am Jul 6, 2018 10:02am
Nice try coughs!

Reported. You posted the same sales pitch that you posted in Babypips in 2014 and you admitted it was a scam.

https://forums.babypips.com/t/astroforex-course-uk/69507

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More about Astro forex scammers here:

https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=567095
  • #7
  • Edited 1:19pm Jul 6, 2018 12:24pm | Edited 1:19pm
Quoting vwap
Nice try coughs! Reported. You posted the same sales pitch that you posted in Babypips in 2014 and you admitted it was a scam. https://forums.babypips.com/t/astroforex-course-uk/69507 {image} https://forums.babypips.com/t/astroforex-course-uk/69507/68 More about Astro forex scammers here: https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=567095
Reported for what? 4 years later I am curious if Astroforex is the real deal. There have been many changes since then and the majority of reviews are positive also, forex factory is a much more professional place. I'd rather get feedback from here than babypips.
  • #8
  • Last Post: Nov 16, 2019 5:55am Nov 16, 2019 5:55am
This course for those who do not know anything about forex. For my grandmother, for example
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