Skeptical about the Leaders Investment Club
About a month ago, that guy named Mohammed Islam was flexing a 72,000,000 return.
Mohammed was 17 years old and through him I discovered the leaders investment club. He was an active member. The club has like 50 members who are from all different parts of the world and is run by some seemingly aristocratic teenagers, not dropping names here, but one of the boys has the last name of Schwab.
Coincidence? Maybe not.
In short, this young group of men (and some women) apparently love technical analysis, and have a 'zealous passion for find chart trends on a macro economic level'.
I came across the their website and it seemed super cool. A bunch of hotshot aspiring hedge fund managers whats better? At least 70% of the members have a link to *insertclichenamehere*.capital.com under their name. If you follow the links you might be a little disappointed haha. After a few days of reading members' blog posts I was pretty skeptical about the overall talent of the members. Yes, they could see that the S&P 500 dropped this much in the last week and drop a couple of fancy finance terms but what else? They were pointing out obvious chart trends, and rarely explaining how they correlate.
It seems like a little bit too much hype for a few rich kids that can read yahoo finance. I am sure that there are a few people in the club who can actually kick ass at technical analysis and maybe even rake in a beefy return on it. If interested on helping out with my crusade to find the legitimacy of these guys just click the link below and read some of the blog posts...reply with what YOU think!
http://leadersinvestmentclub.com/
G'day,
Chaffey
Bro,we had a thread with this guy a while ago.He's a fucking a phony.Don't waste your time.
Haha read the whole post guy. I know that he is fake, but I wanted to see if the investment group he is part of is legit
Ps. Mohammed Islam was booted from the club once the founder found out that the returns were fake.
lol at the kid who is like probably 14 and says something around the lines of, "I leverage my hedge fund connections to come to informed investment decisions." and then there's the kid who says that, before investing in a stock, he looks at the P/E ratio and the value of the stock.. well no shit.
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