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as well as the poor, deluded suckers ( no doubt many of them joining due to this sad thread) paying his $299 a month, he was befriending the most deluded, no doubt looking for ways to extract every cent they had.
Still the biggest losers were the ones he met at bible study classes: he is obviously an even better manipulator in person than over the internet..
for huge losses of course. and still you defend him: trading rooms are exactly like cults.
i was one of the members of elitetrader in 2007 who broke the news about john novak of nexgen - just as big a scam- and still to this day that pos is raking in the lost souls..
angela
what intrigues me is why you trusted this guy in the beginning. you probably read my post in this thread back in January where - after an hour in his room- I indicated it was a waster of time. a few other members agreed with me.
did you discount my comments because of the weight of posting by sharmas and spidey et al. or was it because kongzana website looked convincing?
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I think he over-estimated his analytic abilities. Not uncommon for loud blustery men strutting their stuff.
I learned something important in his room though--that my own strategies are better for my style of trading. and much more profitable, than his. That made a big difference.
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