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I'd agree totally. This site looks like myriad of other marketed "long winded" sites made from a common marketer's mold. These sites are often seen promoting Forex and MT4 indicator or EA products. And if you check the cookies on the site it has one from "forms.aweber.com" . Many many dubious sites that are marketed this way have that cookie.
Well first time I've seen a photo of a Gulfstream that big on this kind of ad. With beds and a living room.
I guess the ad says with dowscalping.com's secret, you can buy that $10 million + plane, lol.
I was surfing the web and came across a dowscalping youtube video which was okay. I watched the whole video because the decisions were based on price action and not indicators. I went to the site and was automatically turned off. I shake my head because it could be so much more. The underlying ideas from what I saw from a few videos looks like it could possibly have potential, but I'll never know because I've never bought a system and never will. I'm frugal when it comes to trading because I'm more interested in the technique regarding price action rather than secret indicators and such.
It's refreshing when you see a trader who does well and also records losing and scratch trades because we all know the market doesn't just go up and stay up.
I was watching these vids today, one thing you have to give them credit for... they didn't steal a futures.io (formerly BMT) indicator and resell it
Not sure what their method is of course. It could be a lifting of the price action trading vids linked here, who knows.
This thread is a few years old, anyone use their methods with positive results? Are they any different than the price action trading taught on futures.io (formerly BMT)? (Not asking anyone to reprint / copy their work just an evaluation of it vs the price action trading taught on links off of futures.io (formerly BMT))
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