It's a complete word stew aiming to recruit the inexperienced.
Any prizes for guessing why Durban is on the map? Home boy Raees even defends their "international presence" on line forums.
Of course it's bullshit
I guarantee you will not read this tweet with a straight face. You buy packages. The one package is called a "passive aggressive" portfolio. You literally can't make this up.
Knowing you lost all your money in a passive aggressive fund must hurt different
Returns? Copy/ Paste!
There's many reasons to buy crypto, "often more profitable" is not one of them.
The irony of saying money is "always accessible" while going on to disappear with billions is both depressing & amusing.
The next few pages go into the advantages of AI trading except... these are generic slides with sections of text which appear to be pasted verbatim
No detail on how their actual system works. Nothing
"a trader will never beat a machine" & you're also not seeing your money again
"we were hacked!!"
Also, please don't go the legal route or it will take longer to get your money back.
How tf are you going to "retrieve" stolen crypto? Even the excuse letter was badly thought out.
It's believed some clients invested up to R20m in this shit show. How did ANYONE think this was a good idea?
Scams increase during a pandemic & getting trapped stems mostly from desperation. Here the victims are folks with cash
Poor due diligence & outright greed burns everyone
Whether it's Forex, crypto, stocks, commodities... if anyone EVER tells you they figured out a magic pattern to consistently beat the market based on secret technology...
Just remember - they're making money from you & not for you.
When there's no product. You're the product.
SA is a hotspot for financial crime thanks to a confluence of factors.
You're looking at corrupt governance, a culture of non-accountability, understaffed & lethargic financial regulators, poverty, desperation, unfiltered greed & extremely low levels of basic financial literacy.
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here's why this headline is inflammatory, polarizing & fuels divisive rhetoric
also - it's blatantly misleading & inaccurate [thread]
let's unpiece this - line by line
1. 1% = rank TANKING 2. it's BAD because it's the lowest close since two weeks ago 3. WORST performance against emerging market currencies 4. bond yields JUMPED 12 basis points in three weeks
sounds terrifying right? it actually isn't
SA government bonds are among the most liquid & traded developing market fixed income securities globally
the South African rand (like many emerging market currencies) is also pretty volatile
should a 1% daily move spook anyone? absolutely not