A list of all scam unregulated 3rd party educational vendors

One of the first things that should be asked of any vendor trader is to see his p/l statement for at least a year.
If he comes back with bs such as he can't show you because it is against some regulations then he is a scam. The only regulations are that any statements must be truthful, not doctored.
 
roberk said:
Well apparently , if I remember correctly, after much hype it was discovered his incredible profit record was based on a demo account.

It seems some of the bigger traders in the market , who happened to be ET members, called him out saying they would have noticed the huge size he was allegedly doing.
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Yes. Something like that.

If memory serves, it occurred few months after the 2006 NYC Traders Expo.
 
daytradingradio.com? I know they're a sponsor, will that keep them off this list? Or what about that boone guy? He's friends with the site owner, maybe that will keep him off this list too.
 
Jaguar trading. The guy was trading before the room opened and then taking out his losses on Ninja Trader. He claimed he was a 90% win rate trader that made 2-6k a day. A complete phony. After getting busted he changed his whole website to hide everything.
 
everyone knows oliver velez is a fraud , he used to run pristine trading, Recently the best pristine traders left pristine and seems like pristine is getting back to its old model of selling snake oil as they kept all the fake traders who trade on demo and never show their results

check this screenshot, turns out oliver velez owns a major stake in pristine.. no wonder
 

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Ollie was a member of the grand havanna room in NYC, along with myself. He parked his Bentley outside on the street--- He was a cool guy but never knew he traded for a hedge fund. Anyone know which one?
 
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