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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

scam

scam, making hundreds of ads on youtube, can't block them. they have a badge on the website that they have 4.6 rating on Trustpilot, which is false, just screenshoted from someone else

January 18, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Rather technical support than coaching

I've seen a lot in the industry. The coaching helps for some technical aspects (e.g. nice collection of handbooks).
The "Unger methodology" is from a risk perspective a disaster. And i can tell you whey:
-no market profiling
-the portfolio approach does not consider correlations
-no position risk management (they really recommend a static stop loss and take profits)
-running without probability and focusing on price patterns
-position sizes are the measure for managing risk instead of managing the risk
Codes and content are from 50$ books copied and blown up with 3rd class coaching methodology here why:
-Andrea Unger was successful but his didactic skills are below average.
-no 1:1 calls or reviews
-help yourself with a over spammed facebook group
-coaching journey is over-headed (they overload you with information). i.e. I tell you 6 months something about gaining muscles instead of giving you a solid plan and you start from day 1.
-coaches are hiding behind technical aspects instead of focusing on the methodology

->conclusion this is neither a coaching nor an academy.

February 6, 2022
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