D@leW
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They (pretend to) trade crypto 24 hours a day. The charts from the "delayed live" demo account shows that trading to permitted 24 hours a day. It's just weekends they don't trade because the instrument they are using isn't traded on the weekends.Now that I think about it, Forex markets also don’t stay open 24hrs a day. So I bet their “bot” also stops trading Crypto at some point during the day (it needs time to fabricate... erm... I mean produce those pesky member statements). Has anybody checked the recent member statements to see if they reflect 24hr trading? If not, do they close all the positions, or just leave them open to the next day?
Specifically you have to show damages. You can't sue just for hurt feelings. Damages could be actual (quantifiable, as it you can calculate the amount), presumed (assumed losses incurred e.g. because of loss of business or reputation) or punitive (because your behavior was really egregious and you are a bad, bad person).Slander is spoken word. You may be referring to libel defamation and there’s still a pretty high bar to take things further than a simple demand for a retraction. The personal stuff though, I agree, is problematic and serves no purpose other than detracting from actual, valid concerns in this thread.
In the first two cases, there's no claim if it's about MTI being a scam, because they are offering financial service advice without being accredited, and therefore any income is also illegal and cannot be used as the basis for calculating damages (this is true even if they really are trading). Pointing out one's illegal activities in a lawsuit would be pretty dumb. They also can't claim for losses that result from their illegal actions being made public (e.g. getting fired because they recruited people into a scam).
As for any genuinely egregious acts you commit, either verbally or in writing, if they are bad enough that a judge would want to fine you then you probably deserve the consequences. E.g. calling a narcissist fat repeatedly isn't cool. Ponzi-shaming is fine, but fat-shaming is uncalled for.
DISCLAIMER: This is not legal advice and I'm not qualified to give legal advice, but I am qualified to give you blessings and much success.
