Ross Cameron - Fake? Student proof. Legit or Scam ? Warrior Trading Exposed

1. What is serious money? How much?
2. I think the issue is really more so of the students are not there. People want an easy fix. They want the book with secret sauce, the utube vid tat gives the magic formula. Nobody wants to work, reflect, have pain, grow. They only want the easy answer and are unwilling to change themselves.
3. Success get ridiculed, especially if done outside normal envelopes/standards.
4. Instant gratification it is not.
5. I think people often predetermine what investment vehicle or methods they will use and fail to consider everything available.

I have worked, saved, invested. I've busted my ass to get where I am. Nobody asks questions, gives a damn, or listens to me. Even if there is a five minute conversation that hints at the truth, nobody cares.

It is not for lack of teachers, it is for lack of qualified earnest willing students. Those falling prey to self publishers are really getting what they want through piss poor goal setting and method evaluation.
Hello nursebee,

I certainly agree.
 
I can't comment on why 'Petra Hess' left Ranging Bulls when she did. But I always had a suspicion it was her prior crime spree catching up to her. And IIRC, she embezzled over 100K from her former employer.

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And yet, she seems to be the smarter one, bailing out before the hammer fell on the whole scheme...
 
If Ross Cameron was so successful as a trader, then he would have started a hedge fund and made 10x more money than he is with signal service and chat room website. Given the popularity and past real results, he would have gotten big money into the fund very easily.

My opinion is the reason he can’t start a hedge fund and replicate the results he purports to have is that he seems to have made most of his money trading low float stocks $10 and under (even though at times he has trade GME and a few large cap) 90% of the time it’s small cap or micro cap low floats. He hasn’t been making money trading instruments where there are thick markets every day like S&P futures
There isn’t enough average liquidity in low float $10 and under stocks to run a hedge fund fund on where you have to invest billions.

Also the $3 million dollar fine levied by FTC was BS amount - that is nothing for a firm like his to pay. Now if the FTC had made Warrior Trading refund in full every person who bought the training who wanted their money back who knows how much that may have added up to ——a guess would be that could have been $50 million to $150 million or more as they might have had 20,000 to 50,000 or more people who paid them thousands each.
 
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My opinion is the reason he can’t start a hedge fund and replicate the results he purports to have is that he seems to have made most of his money trading low float stocks $10 and under (even though at times he has trade GME and a few large cap) 90% of the time it’s small cap or micro cap low floats. He hasn’t been making money trading instruments where there are thick markets every day like S&P futures
There isn’t enough average liquidity in low float $10 and under stocks to run a hedge fund fund on where you have to invest billions

Same issue Tim Sykes had with his successful pennystock methodology - it wouldn’t scale.
 
He hasn’t been making money trading instruments where there are thick markets every day like S&P futures
Why change something that isn't broken? He has made millions on lowfloat penny stocks. Whether that comes from skill or frontrunning his subscribers.
 
Do not understand this huge fan base. I mean if he has so many followers paying him, they would be stupid if they cannot make money from some of his call at least. But when you can make money with that BS frontrunners, then it might be worth to have a look ? Or I am guessing, that his official number of paying customers is also fake, just to attract some more newbies into his space or not ? So the only question is can you make some money with his calls or not. I would say most cannot, therefore the conclusion is that most will stop to follow him in short time spans. Then he must attract always new dreamers. So everything can be faked, just to generate some cash flow for R.C..
 
I wonder if these guys could scale up to hedge fund size?

If, and it's a big if, the YouTube traders are as successful as they claim, would a hedge fund consider recruiting them?

One of the edges a retail trader has is they don't have to move huge size.
That's the point isn't it. I've looked at both his Book and Andrew Aziz's. Both similar strategies of buying Pullbacks of Stocks with Volume that can be quickly taken up thus producing the parabolic growth ... oh both also having Trading/Chat Rooms, sell software I think.

Here's his "verified trading statements" for

"Starting Balance on January 1 2017: $583
Total Gains as of September 30 2022: $10,359,332.43"

https://www.warriortrading.com/verified-earnings-2022/

See, he released his Book in 2015, yet his Statements start 2017. Interesting.
 
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