If you had bothered to read a few of my other posts, you would find that I have zero dollars and zero cents in any managed accounts program. I do 100% of my trading for myself (except when I occasionally play around with EAs). My only vested interest is in warning people away from obvious scams like Exential and UT Markets.
You would also have seen that I've made it clear that short of kicking down their doors and doing forensic accounting on the books, the final proof of Ponzi only comes when it collapses or is taken over by regulators/police (
as finally seems to be happening with Exential). Since you are too lazy to do a little bit of research before heaving baseless accusations at me, here are the links to 3 other threads where I spent a lot of time and effort warning people their "free money" was really nothing but a Ponzi Scheme:
Secure Investment
CRE Capital
myTIRN
Each one turned out to be a Ponzi, exactly as I warned. Did I base this on "proof". No. I based it on the basic financial laws of risk/reward, the insane promises each made, and the numerous regulatory articles detailing the warning signs of Ponzi schemes.
As I made every clear in my article on
Managed Forex Accounts as well as the article on
Ponzi Schemes and HYIPS, the burden of proof for any managed investment is 100% in the hands of the manager/investment company.
I suggest you read the threads and the articles. Afterwards, if you are still foolish enough to think I'm pushing some managed investment scheme. I'll also give you a chance to earn some money. Find a single post inside the FPA's forums where I wholeheartedly endorse any managed investment plan (exceptions - where I tell Ponzi promoters like yourself to go all-in and where I endorse Mattress Bank - look up the news events from 1929 if you want to understand it). If you can find me openly and directly pushing any forex investment, I'll arrange to have $1000 delivered to you by PayPal. You have until the Friday New York close. If you can't, I expect an apology.
Of course, since the most I've ever done is say something like "I don't see any major warning flags. You may want to consider giving it a try with a very small amount of money.", I'm sure my $1000 is safe.