SamuelAndCoTrading Samuel Leach Scam? (REVIEW)

The moment everytime I see samuel face on youtube I know he’s a con artist. Very cocky attitude. He seems like he’s the god of trading. Avoid this guy at all costs.

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There are people all over the world who just dont do their due diligence. They then come here and say I’ve lost my money.

Well, you pay 3k, and then they fund you with a max drawdown less than 3k, which means they cant loose. but IF you some how go profit, they earn money.

Its like the 50s when hospitals couldn’t say if it was a boy or a girl, and this company had a money back guarantee on their service to tell the sex, if they are wrong, u get your money back, pretty much 50% of the time they are right.

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Daamn son my first post here and this is very interesting…

I’m starting my training soon at the start of November and paid half of the previous fee so they have reduced the registration fee. Coming from a disadvantaged background that money was quite hard to cough up and I even asked to pay in stages :joy: So if this does turn out to be a scam it is quite disappointing…

I have been helped out by a member of the Samuel and Co team and he seemed quite an honest fella but this is quite a shock…

Funnily enough my Parents thought this was a scam and told me why would I be given £20,000. But damn this is quite interesting.

Lol sorry bro. Hope you havent lost too much money. I’m sure you’ll learn something but what you’ll find is you could lhave learnt it for free online. Oh well, good luck! Let us know how you get on.

Maybe you’ll be lucky and learn something useful. just make sure you avoid Samuel Leach. he is everything that is wrong with the forex industry.

Keep us updated on how it goes, we would all like to know

What are the flaws in his trading strategies?

Yes, there are two threads running with different contributors.

I’m just waiting to hear if he is pushing kamikaze strategies which cannot make a profit. Or if they have some valuable points that can be picked up for free.

I’ve no intention of paying for anything. I was hoping to find out if he’s got a strategy with some usable tips I could adopt/adapt. Conversely anything it would be worth not doing.

Is this guy’s name really “Leach”?

:rofl:

Sam, you will Leech.

Too funny!!

:wink: !!!

One strategy is using 50 and 100 moving average. If 50 is below 100 then when stochastic is over bought he gets a signal to sell on his automated system. Its such a basic strategy but when you get a nice red signal on am automated system and he only shows the winners it looks amazing. Stay away from this guy, he’ll show you enough BS to convince you. He had a group on telegram that I followed and a few people had blown their accounts using his fully automated system. So much so he had to release a second version with lower risk parameters to hide the massive drawdown. You cant learn anything from this con artist, infact unlearn anything you hear from him.

Thanks for this. I see.

Yes, Short MA/Long MA/momentum indicator signal systems are simplistic to the point of being dangerous. But that;s not to say they cannot be made to work, they can, but only with intense money and risk management which I suppose is a bit advanced for the people who sign up to this stuff.

So its not a scam, its the basis if a legitimate winning system but nothing we don’t already know about. BUT - without the essential money management elements.

No the scam part is where he says he was a successful trader, made a lot of money from trading. He didnt. Shows his cars on instagram that he made from trading but he didnt, they are from selling courses. I know this because I’ve followed him when he was first on the scene and there were no super cars then. Lol. Also when he says his system made him 500,000 like he done on YouTube. It didnt. This is the scam part where he over sells things by straight up deceiving to get courses sold. Then uses the money to show off more things. He would have a lot of successful students if what he did worked. I have never seen anyone stand up and vouch for him.

If he was transparent, guys it’s a simple system but I’ve automated signals for you, now you need good risk management. Fine brilliant. But repackaging it as cluster system lol. It’s a joke.

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Spot on I reckon.

I’ve posted before, most trainers experts / authors will not sell the full package. They want new clients to lose but lose slowly, so they don’t get wiped out and keep coming back and buying more. They certainly don’t want a client to win big and get rich quickly - there’s no repeat business from a new trader who made his fortune and retired to the Bahamas.

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Yes, I would never ever trade with a broker that’s not FCA-regulated.

My contact was part of his group from day 1 and can assure you he didn’t even make the supposed 200k (or is it 2mill now?) from trading his own funds.

Sam doesn’t outright lie, he distorts the truth. He did get 200k in his account from originally something like 2k - but this was the total money people had entrusted him to grow.

The cars are on finance and paid for by his earnings from his referral schemes and training fees - he’s a very clever salesman/con artist and will sell you the dream to fund his own lifestyle which he then sells back to you.

You’ll learn more from babypips - I’ll try asking my contact for Sam’s old material if he still has it, not much has changed.

Well, yes, the guy do making money by something like inviting you and some other persons traders and someone else for something like that matter anyway for whatever reason there to be discussed simply, I do not even realise what does that mean really, how people still fall for that ?