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on October 22, 2015

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Scammers called Brokers In Forex Trading

Forex trading in Ghana is an emerging market. It's not known much by the individual traders... Perhaps is one of the markets that is less regulated by the Government. In recent times and in the near future, many people (Ghanaians) are likely to loose more monies. Why the Losses ? Unregulated brokers Scammers Lack of knowledge Lack of skills Bad investment portfolio with higher risk Dishonest Brokers Etc In Ghana, few people know about the forex market. I doubt it if there are good brokers in Ghana. Dealing with the foreign brokers is more than 200% higher the risk of losing money. Giving money out on agreement as investment is the easiest way to lose the money. Trading 💹 with profits can't be withdrawn. The broker easily delete your account and you can't have access. There's more income making in the forex market. Unfortunately it's taken over by professional scammers. Later, list of names of traders that scam Ghanaians will be made availab

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