five ninute ftse trader review from more money review
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Does It Live Up To Claims In Promotion?
Mark says he came across this strategy in January 2009 and then showed others how to do the same in August 2009.
It’s good that some people have been testing it for so long and that he has some testimonials.
The problem is that there is a real lack of proof this works. Other than Nick Laight of Canonbury Publishing.
Nick normally produces good products and road tests them but reading this as a Mark Rose product I was left totally unconvinced.
There is no proof of Mark’s earnings. No screen shots of accounts, no real names on the testimonials.
Kevin says:
August 23, 2010 at 10:09 am
Tried both these products, Five minute FTSE trader and the Surefire Evening Trader, and they both lost me money. The claims for both products were not substantiated and I’m surprised Nick Laight put his name behind them. I’m quite prepared to give a program the opportunity to prove itself but both proved to lose me money. The refunds were grudgingly paid back to me.
as I’m always unimpressed when a system gets off to a bad start. Regardless of whether the next bet wins or not, my first month will be a losing month. In the event that I do hang on to it, I’ll let you know how I get on over the longer term.
I also bought Mark’s Surefire Evening Trader system last year, and on receiving it looked at the previous results on a spreadsheet. I was so unimpressed by this one that I didn’t risk any money on it, but sent it straight back for a refund.
Best Regards,
you dont have to even go that far both these systems have been commented on on T2win i believe