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  Rabbit
  July 31st, 2009 at 9:43 am

  This belongs in the same domain as the email stock promotions (I love the line "we have a runner!"), but has to be a good deal more sophisticated than someone who simply sends out email "tips" now and then.

  Follow me now. Suppose I pick some stock that was largely forgotten or ignored and meanwhile prepared a mailing list. Now I buy a bunch of that stock, causing the price to rise. Next I send out a big bunch of emails, "Check out XYZ! Its going to fly!" I then dribble out my stock on small sale orders to fill the demand that I just generated from people who got my note and see the stock rising. Buying it cheap, selling it when a crowd gathers to buy, how easy is that?

  That was the concept. Now suppose I figure a program that I engineer to look for certain characteristics that may indicate a rise in anything, but options and foreign exchange (ForEx) futures can be tremendously profitable for just a little of money put into play so I design it around those markets. Next, knowing the program, I put in flags and a fudge factor that delays the buy and sell signal for the buyer of the program. I keep the real program, and sell the time-release program to subscribers. The subscribers pay me, whether it works or now, so the program itself becomes a profit center. Then, with my own program giving me buy and sell signals in advance of several dozen, hundred, or thousand subscribers, I can buy before they buy, and sell before they sell. Leading the herd, the subscribers will generate enough traffic to sustain my purchase (especially after I may affect and upward motion by buying a bunch ahead of the crowd, which confirms to them that the program is working) and then when the program gives me the un-delayed sell signal, I sell (which affects the price downward) just before my delayed program generates a sell order for the subscribers. They all look and see the price start to fall when the program says sell. Now they have two confirmation points, the "robot" picked an entry and picked an exit. Their problem then becomes "How do I get the news and make the reacting trade fast enough so that I get out before the others who are also getting out (because their programs are telling them the same thing). So everyone is watching their program or emails or however you engineer the subscription service on pins and needles awaiting the signal so they can all the swifter catch the call early enough so as to not lose when it starts falling.

  Consider this when you use the program. If the volume is low, then spikes just before your "robot" gives you a signal, then you might imagine how your sponsor service knew in advance of the signal you shortly afterwards received. The more subscribers, the bigger the wave.

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  Auntie Mame
  July 31st, 2009 at 9:43 am

  Most (but not all) people that have invested in such have lost every penny they put into it. The only sure winners are the ones that sell you this. Think about it: if they have such a great automatic system why do they not just run it themselves, why do they need you?

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  Ed Atun
  July 31st, 2009 at 9:43 am

  This is one of the worst scams. It preys on people’s hopes and dreams. Then they take your money..

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  JohnGalt
  July 31st, 2009 at 9:43 am

  If it really worked as described, why would they sell it to anyone?

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  Jay Kern
  July 31st, 2009 at 9:43 am

  There’s a live trading report at http://www.forexfastforward.com/fap_turbo_review.html

  Many people are buying this new system and it’s broken all sorts of records. According to the numerous tests that various traders have done with it, it also seems to be highly profitable and very low risk.

  Take a look at that review – it explains FAP Turbo in detail and shows you live trading results.

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