Quote from Pekelo:
Slightly offtopic, but let's get the Doug story to reach a conclusion:
Come on, give me more credit in investigation journalism, after all, I have just found out all about Karen, the Supertrader.
There is only one guy with that name in the same city. Just like with Karen, when they run a charity fund/organization that is a huge red flag itself. Also, birds of the feather... it is important and very telling whom you associate with. Doug liked other MLM people, even when they were in different business, just like that psychologist woman, whose services he advertised for the would be traders. I guess it is I scratch your business, you scratch my business kind of deal. But anyway...
Here is Doug today, decide for yourself:
http://dougallen.com/about-doug-allen/
"I then went on to do my own events, primarily focused on the psychology, strategies, and implementation techniques that have helped me go from making $5000 a month a 9 to 5 job to creating my own million dollar business."
Now he doesn't say anything about backing traders, does he?
His bio is at the bottom, best part is:
"Allen began by trading his own money in 1997, then created the Douglas Allen RAM Fund in 1998. In 1999 The Douglas Allen RAM Fund generated a 169% return for its investors."
P.S.: I kind of lost interest in RAPA when I realized they only give 10% to the traders...
Nice work Pekelo. I called him on the phone several years ago. He seemed like a real scared, retreating type of character--- it's weird seeing the "Internet version" of the super businessman persona as this is far from my experience with the guy. My call is 90% phony--- but who knows, maybe he transformed?
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