Pathfinders Trainings — fake and bogus promise

Address:	600119
Website:	pathfinders trainings

As a former student of pathfinders, i can share some of my experiences:

1) most of the actual lessons and knowledge that he teaches can be found online for free. I was a complete newbie at the time of joining and had no idea that if i just keep searching around i will get so much stuff for free through websites, youtube, newsletters, etc. Seeing the free resources available i am regretting paying so much

2) the course is spread out over six months but he often repeats his lessons. Also you get recording for max 1 week after which you cannot access that lesson. This means no review possible at a later stage. Also since you don't have recordings you can't prove that he has already taught the same topic before. I have raised this issue with them through email but have not received a reply.

3) during his full day trading session he will make a big deal about how he has to log every trade as a rule.in fact he will stop trading just so he can log each trade. He claims that he does this every day. But the truth is that he does not log any trade during his daily trading room. It is just an act to show to his students that he is very diligent when in reality he has a much more casual trading style. (There is nothing wrong in his casual style but he pretends to be very diligent on that day in front of his students. Later when the students join his daily trading room, they realise that diligence was an act.)

4) he entices his students with the promise that during daily trading rooms he teaches new strategies regularly but the truth is he has shared maybe 6 or 7 strategies and repeats the same strategy acting as if he is teaching it for the first time. Promising and enticing outsiders with many strategies and delivering only a few may leaves you dissatisfied.
On an all, i regret paying so much for this rather mediocre course
Stay away from this course... You will lose money.. He will take 10 trades in a day and out of them some 2-3 will work out but you will never make any meaningful profit because the overtrading and the associated commissions. He, on the other hand, makes about 40, 000 per student, with about hundreds of students out there. He is not making money from trading but from cheating others.

Even a young child has a 50-50 odds of taking a correct pick (Up/down) so you can imaging how bad of a trader he has to be to have such a high failure rate. But still gullible people will come to the market everyday and fall for his pretentious bs..

This is a scam... I repeat: this is a huge scam... Do not fall prey for this..