4evermaat
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We would have to see the entries and exits with the prices and see where exactly you were harmed. In chronological order, as a complete record. For example, you had some partial screenshots earlier of your track record. But there is no insight into what strategies were used, how long the trades were held, etc. With only a very partial trading record, I don't think anyone can judge fully what took place over those 6 months.I'm not sure how showing my account statement here is going to help prove any of that, as all the misleading advertisement can either be found on their website or on my earlier posts. If it's to verify the number of trades to see if the calculations made in one of my previous post was indeed correct, i have no problem masking all details showing only the instrument traded and the order/ticket number for you to tally the numbers. Drop me a PM and i will send it to you. I won't be putting it up here as you can see how some people with ulterior motive will use anything as a reason to start something with me.
Usually it is not an issue for the victim to show the trading statement (and probably the journal logs) if the point is to prove some material damage has been done with the trading operations (e.g. execution slippage). Or some problem with deposit/withdrawal. And while the trading statement is still limited in what it will show in terms of execution, it is a starting point.
Another option would be to provide some screenshots or video showing the execution discrepancy. Or comparing pricing, showing bad ticks, et. al.
The FPA scam alerts is publicly visible. So yes, any member can scrutinize the information presented. We encourage victims and companies accused to present credible evidence to support their claims. Just like a broker may have some clients who disagree with their offering, there may also be people who disagree with the victim's story as well. And some victims are found lying just as bad or worse than the company in some cases. See the "New Traders Court" thread for more info on how scam alerts work
If you still don't feel comfortable sharing track record here, you can send it to @AsstModerator and also add my username and @FxMaster to conversation. This would go a long way towards transparency and disclosure on your part. IMO to post your complete record here would help your case greatly (just black out/remove your name). But it is entirely up to you.