J.F.
Please be cautious!
I've been stumbling across Nick many years ago. The approach seemed appealing and his demeanor seemed honest. After all those years I can confidently say Nick is just marketing his poor trading skills. It cost me time and money to figure that out. The only time where we got an honest track record of his trading skills is when he attempted prop trading praising it as his new holy grail. Of course he failed miserably, blew 2 accounts with some insane 1second chart scalping and never mentioned it again after like 2 weeks. Think about it for just 1 second: a trading mentor who refuses to show you their track record is like a karate coach refusing to show you their belt! There are no ifs and buts about this. If a trading mentor refuses to show a track record they aren't profitable. PERIOD. But somehow Trading seems to be the only profession where people can get away with this scam my behavior. Horrendous group prices and scrubbing negative reviews from the Internet tells you all you need to know. Two days ago he took a victory lap over a 66lots 7pip short on EuroGBP. This guy is not a serious trader. It's all meant to lure you in with big numbers on the screen nothing more.



