Some see trading ipso facto as a scamming enterprise, therefore it is not an outlandish or libelous claim to assert that trading gurus engage in scamming. I define a guru as one who teaches trading for profit and relies on unverifiable pretenses of authority and competency.
The two types of gurus often found to exploit new or vulnerable traders are 1. sociopathic-deceptive scamming gurus and 2. delusional gurus.
Sociopathic-deceptive scamming gurus display remarkable instinctive insights, typical of sociopaths, into how to manipulate and exploit their prey. These gurus often discreetly lurk on forums and social media with pretenses of helping people with their trading wisdom, as the newbie or unprofitable trader becomes ensnared by their apparent compassion and wisdom. The sociopathic guru knows that by engaging in displays such as freely sharing their trading wisdom and unverified trading blotter they have set the hook to trap the new or unprofitable trader, resulting in guaranteed profits for the sociopathic guru and possibly unlimited losses for the guru's prey, which the sociopath rationalizes by assigning blame to their prey for biting onto the hook.
Delusional gurus are semi-honest and think that they are helping others by sharing their ideas while also making a steady and risk-free income, which they cannot find from trading. They are deluded by randomness, they believe their interpretation of randomness and do not display the deception and predatory behavior of the sociopathic scamming guru.
The two types of gurus often found to exploit new or vulnerable traders are 1. sociopathic-deceptive scamming gurus and 2. delusional gurus.
Sociopathic-deceptive scamming gurus display remarkable instinctive insights, typical of sociopaths, into how to manipulate and exploit their prey. These gurus often discreetly lurk on forums and social media with pretenses of helping people with their trading wisdom, as the newbie or unprofitable trader becomes ensnared by their apparent compassion and wisdom. The sociopathic guru knows that by engaging in displays such as freely sharing their trading wisdom and unverified trading blotter they have set the hook to trap the new or unprofitable trader, resulting in guaranteed profits for the sociopathic guru and possibly unlimited losses for the guru's prey, which the sociopath rationalizes by assigning blame to their prey for biting onto the hook.
Delusional gurus are semi-honest and think that they are helping others by sharing their ideas while also making a steady and risk-free income, which they cannot find from trading. They are deluded by randomness, they believe their interpretation of randomness and do not display the deception and predatory behavior of the sociopathic scamming guru.