Teaᡣ𐭩
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Teaᡣ𐭩
@TeaTheDeveloper
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Not all trading mentors are scammers, but a very large percentage of popular “online gurus” rely more on selling courses than actual trading profits. Quick red flags to watch: - Guaranteed profits - “No losses” claims - Pressure to join quickly - No verified trading history (like MyFXBook) - Lifestyle flexing > actual education - Use of viral funnels like, “I turned $100 into $10k” People will pay because they want a shortcut, the price feels small compared to the dream, FOMO kicks in, social proof convinces them, confusion makes them seek guidance, and lifestyle marketing sells the illusion. If you’re avoiding patience the hard work, you’re paying someone else to sell you an illusion of success.



Make it exist first make it better later


Anybody wey pay this thief money after this whole thing, na big mumu !!

It would be awesome if 𝕏 had an Original Content timeline filter Most large accounts would be done for

I don’t think bots are the main problem because social media has always had a bot problem I think the main issue is not just X, but every social media company abandoned the importance of follower counts Companies now decide what’s shown instead of users with shares and follows















