Are forex traders scams?

Regular traders are definitely not liars. (Don't look at the following answer, defending rights in disguise is a fool. I hope you don't have a second leek harvest. Have some conscience. )

Generally speaking, if it is recruited by a formal asset management company, it must have a firm account for at least three years. In addition, it depends on your capital. Big money and small money are not a game at all, and you will be asked many questions about the types of trading ideas (such as the understanding of risks, the control of mentality and so on). Of course, some companies will ask you for the transaction records of the past six months (after all, the market is uncontrollable and ever-changing, and history does not mean anything. )

In addition, the informal ones usually pull you to an interview in the form of recruiting people to sell, and then fool you into opening an account. In fact, they are all internal accounts opened by some local bosses, and you can't make any money. Even if the technology is no matter how good, the moment you invest in gold is basically a fish on the chopping block, which is unlikely, so you can see people hanging on the recruitment all the year round, and the basic probability is to fool people in the form of recruiting people to sell. Try not to think about it.