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Bill Clitnon

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Hi guys, I joined MTI a few months ago and it is 100% legit. I have met the CEO and here is my referral link.....









Just kidding! I knew it was all BS the moment I heard "10% a month".

I have been following this thread since page 1. Also had a friend ask me to join, only a month or two after he asked me to join Crowd1:rolleyes:. I obviously said hell no both times as my IQ is more than 60. I probably won't have much to add to this thread, but I am doing my part at challenging the pro-MTI Youtube channels and warning other people, etc. Thanks for everyone's hard work and I hope all these criminals end up in jail soon. What they are doing is disgusting to say the least.

Take care and God bless.:)
 

IndigoIdentity

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FXchoice just said the whole operation is a scam. No need to say any more.

Well to be fair, FXChoice made no such statement, in fact they said plainly that they cannot denounce scams only clarify publicly on comments made regarding their company.

That said, it really does shine some light on this load of **** that is MTI.
 

Snyper564

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Well to be fair, FXChoice made no such statement, in fact they said plainly that they cannot denounce scams only clarify publicly on comments made regarding their company.

That said, it really does shine some light on this load of **** that is MTI.
you might have missed their latest statement :)

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you might have missed their latest statement :)

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I did indeed see that and I guess we are free to derive from this as we will, that said and according to : https://mybroadband.co.za/forum/threads/mirror-trading-international.1064664/post-25913700 they clearly have no ability to denounce this company or its operations as a scam so pushing the narrative that this is something that they have actually said would be unfair on them as it would and only be fuel for MTI to spread this nonsense that FXChoice is making this all up for god knows which agenda, lol.
 

Waldman Jordaan

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Hi guys, I joined MTI a few months ago and it is 100% legit. I have met the CEO and here is my referral link.....









Just kidding! I knew it was all BS the moment I heard "10% a month".

I have been following this thread since page 1. Also had a friend ask me to join, only a month or two after he asked me to join Crowd1:rolleyes:. I obviously said hell no both times as my IQ is more than 60. I probably won't have much to add to this thread, but I am doing my part at challenging the pro-MTI Youtube channels and warning other people, etc. Thanks for everyone's hard work and I hope all these criminals end up in jail soon. What they are doing is disgusting to say the least.

Take care and God bless.:)
Hi T... Glad you weren’t caught, but you are a smart guy.
 

Speedster

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I did indeed see that and I guess we are free to derive from this as we will, that said and according to : https://mybroadband.co.za/forum/threads/mirror-trading-international.1064664/post-25913700 they clearly have no ability to denounce this company or its operations as a scam so pushing the narrative that this is something that they have actually said would be unfair on them as it would and only be fuel for MTI to spread this nonsense that FXChoice is making this all up for god knows which agenda, lol.
They said that MTI are issuing trading statements based on their demo account "trades". This is as close to calling it a scam as you can get without using the word.
 

John Tempus

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I was just looking at this vid, and one thing I'm paying particular attention to is the redacted info. Let's say MTI was legit...why would that particular info need to be redacted?

Conversely, if they are trying to dupe someone, what info would be revealed if those bits weren't redacted?

The best part of that image that I only now looked at.

At the bottom left you can see Margin and available margin. Im not familiar enough with MT4 balances but unless I am wrong and the leverage is somehow calculated in their available margin unlike how it used to be when I last used MT4 brokers then that should be their raw balance on account and any leverage would just be handled at ie. 200x leverage if you somehow traded $200 it would only remove $1 from your margin etc.

Now the interesting part , lets start with demo account balances.

Is it possible to manually increase your demo account balance on FXchoice ? Check.

You certainly can. Log in to your Backoffice profile, click on the demo account number you wish to add funds to, and you will be taken to the account overview page. On the right hand side of the screen you will find the Change balance button, click on it and type in your new balance value.

In the screenshot bottom left they show a total balance of 984068052.50 bits , and 10000 bits = 1 cBTC (It is still unclear to me if 1 cBTC is the same as 1 BTC) but lets assume that is the case.

So if that balance is real at all they are trying to tell us their trading account is holding 98406.80525 cBTC or 98406 BTC ?

I also find it bizarre that they had to black out the margin level % used in the screenshot bottom left.
 

warrenpridgeon

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The best part of that image that I only now looked at.

At the bottom left you can see Margin and available margin. Im not familiar enough with MT4 balances but unless I am wrong and the leverage is somehow calculated in their available margin unlike how it used to be when I last used MT4 brokers then that should be their raw balance on account and any leverage would just be handled at ie. 200x leverage if you somehow traded $200 it would only remove $1 from your margin etc.

Now the interesting part , lets start with demo account balances.

Is it possible to manually increase your demo account balance on FXchoice ? Check.

You certainly can. Log in to your Backoffice profile, click on the demo account number you wish to add funds to, and you will be taken to the account overview page. On the right hand side of the screen you will find the Change balance button, click on it and type in your new balance value.

In the screenshot bottom left they show a total balance of 984068052.50 bits , and 10000 bits = 1 cBTC (It is still unclear to me if 1 cBTC is the same as 1 BTC) but lets assume that is the case.

So if that balance is real at all they are trying to tell us their trading account is holding 98406.80525 cBTC or 98406 BTC ?

I also find it bizarre that they had to black out the margin level % used in the screenshot bottom left.

IF THERE WAS A BOT #sarcasm (and not the free EAs that probably hit profit for 2 days and then losses for 6 months... basically going into a casino and going "put it all on black" and spinning the roulette wheel).

Remember ... the redacted info is the "IP" of the bot... because we can magically derive HOW it decided to trade with the stoploss/margin/profit point etc by seeing just the OUTPUT... seriously... we can't magically figure out the algorithm the bot uses to decide when to buy and sell by seeing what it is buying and selling and when. We'd have to look at all the market data the bot was using and that specific time etc AND then look at a large amount of trades it did and spend many many hours analysing it...
 

John Tempus

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1 cBTC (bitcent)= 0.01 BTC

mmm.. so their balance is apparently 984.06 BTC in the screenshot.

Silly me thought cbtc was used as some arbitrary btc value assigned by fxchoice, didn't occur to me its one of the least used actual bitcoin denominations.
 

Snyper564

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Sorry what?

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Commodity trading covers the buying and selling of a large range of instruments including oil and gas, metals such as gold and silver and soft commodities like cocoa, coffee, wheat and sugar.
 
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