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- Nsak3y replied Jan 8, 2024
Objectively speaking, it should be strange for people to see things happening on the CFTC side that seem so personal. Such behavior is questionable and should make any theories involving conflicting interests and hidden agendas difficult for most to ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jan 8, 2024
-Regulators colluding in an effort to side-step a judge's order so that MFF has no access to funds? But how can this be? I thought that regulators could be trusted...



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- Nsak3y replied Jan 8, 2024
-I could argue that MFF did win when their traders won. If no traders ever won, then MFF would have struggled to grow as they did or even be successful at all etc.. Same with casinos and gambling etc.; if nobody ever won, then these things would ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jan 8, 2024
-This is how trading works. When you win, others are losing. The money is coming from the pockets of other traders. Most brokers operate as B-book, and not all of them disclose that to their clients or are honest about what they are doing. Most ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jan 8, 2024
To all of the snowflakes complaining about MFF's misleading marketing, were you ever denied a payout from MFF that you rightfully deserved before the CFTC forced them to shutter? Most of the traders here do not care about the misleading marketing ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jan 8, 2024
-My point is, it does not really matter that they were lying in this particular example. They paid their debts, which is the most important thing. Their conditions were tradable. We know already what adjustments were being made and why etc.. Had ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jan 7, 2024
-They could say that they made payouts using leprechaun's gold and it wouldn't matter, so long as they pay. And they did pay.
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- Nsak3y replied Jan 6, 2024
-They are like the mob; they will go after your entire family... brokers, props, exchanges, payment processors, payment gateway/transfer methods, banks, and now even software developers. The overreaching regulation is causing more harm than good. It ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jan 6, 2024
-I could be mistaken, but I believe that bootcamp was always 3-phase. I was not the only one that thought that the bootcamp program would fail hard because the offering was kind of garbage, comparatively speaking. Maybe that is subjective. It seems ...
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- Nsak3y replied Jan 5, 2024
Well, this is certainly not what I wanted to have to read through this morning...
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- Nsak3y replied Dec 31, 2023
-Seems to be a common theme with regulators... guilty until proven innocent.
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- Nsak3y replied Dec 31, 2023
-This statement seems very ambiguous and specific at the same time.

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- Nsak3y replied Dec 31, 2023
-I think that people are more interested in a firm that they can trust right now, that is reliable. The 2-phase model is not really the problem, I think. MFF provided that trust. FTMO did at one point, but even they have rumors floating around about ...
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- Nsak3y replied Dec 31, 2023
-Agreed, but I would even include the first sentence, as such interpretations may be subjective in nature. Ideally, we would have additional clarification on remedial adjustments, such as thresholds, duration and repeated abuses etc.. If I am ...
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- Nsak3y replied Dec 31, 2023
-That's just it. Might as well regulate Monopoly games to ensure that all players hold the proper real estate licenses. Oh, but real money is involved. Okay... same with many industries where people pay real fee-money to take a test in order to get ...
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- Nsak3y replied Dec 30, 2023
-Yes. When I see that the CFTC is talking about having concerns regarding conflicts of interest, it is difficult for me to take it seriously. Where is the concern with B-book brokers and casinos? I have an obvious conflict of interest with the IRS, ...
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