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[Do not worry about that] wrote:The company is legit and doing quite well. It's just that it is new and has a few set backs but in time everything will work out. If you have so much doubts you and your money could stay put though. The company really is not trying to steal your money because truth is they don't need it. Blessed day to all.
Fireflyrain7 wrote:Waited a very long time to comment on this thread. For a individual or financial establishment to trade on your behalf they must be registered and regulatated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). So this guy if not registered setting himself up for white collar crime and law suits.
biggz1985 wrote:It's legit ...i took a risk and signed up December 21st with $500us. As of today March 6th it's $992us I estimate it'll reach $3500us-$4000us by June when the 6 months is over. And yes ppl have gotten their money they're just have some hiccups finding an easy way to pay out ppl that's where the debit cards come in.
Amarah Justine wrote:There is much to say, so I wont write a book about these people but it will be lengthy. I was introduced to him from some close people. When he first started I was a bit hesitant as I am really careful where I invest my money so I kept a close eye and got feedback from those who were already a part of it. Eventually, I joined making 3 deposits of the minimum requirement. Everything seemed to be going ok but then new information kept emerging. Got to find out people been waiting for 15months + for their money. He promised a proper withdrawal system with a card system for over 1 year now, still to this date nothing. In his agreement he gives you a proposed schedule on how profits can be made, as you may know, trading is a calculated risk, but nevertheless forget that profits schedule because you get nothing like that. It seems like they pick and choose who to give the actual profits to. As I know for a fact, people who have invested less than me have way more than me and mean way more, like millions and they joined a few months before me. I always believed the bigger you invest the more percentage you get back. Well it's not like that because I have passed my six months initial withdrawal date and I am still nowhere close to 100k. And I anticipate it would take another 6 months before I even reach that 100k. It's like his first investors made the most by getting big returns and now those who join a few months after like myself are only getting the drippings as he has cut down on the high returns people are getting. No one has heard anything personally from him since his last webinar in 2018, which is really bad for a financial institution. He lacks proper skills to run this company as everything seems to done backwards. If it was another country such as the US, people would have gotten their money already. He needs to stop making promises that he cannot keep and treat his clients as actual people and not piggyback riders. You cannot call their customer service and ask for any information as you will be ridiculed and threatened to be removed from their investment platform. Hence why people are afraid to call and even some have given up on him with no hopes of recovering all those millions. Rose Capital seems to be run by lackadaisical and rude people, and James needs to distance himself from these people, as his business has potential but won't reach anywhere if he does not start addressing and nurturing his existing clients. As of now, we are still waiting but how long again is just left up to how much patience is left for people
The_Honourable wrote:Amarah Justine wrote:There is much to say, so I wont write a book about these people but it will be lengthy. I was introduced to him from some close people. When he first started I was a bit hesitant as I am really careful where I invest my money so I kept a close eye and got feedback from those who were already a part of it. Eventually, I joined making 3 deposits of the minimum requirement. Everything seemed to be going ok but then new information kept emerging. Got to find out people been waiting for 15months + for their money. He promised a proper withdrawal system with a card system for over 1 year now, still to this date nothing. In his agreement he gives you a proposed schedule on how profits can be made, as you may know, trading is a calculated risk, but nevertheless forget that profits schedule because you get nothing like that. It seems like they pick and choose who to give the actual profits to. As I know for a fact, people who have invested less than me have way more than me and mean way more, like millions and they joined a few months before me. I always believed the bigger you invest the more percentage you get back. Well it's not like that because I have passed my six months initial withdrawal date and I am still nowhere close to 100k. And I anticipate it would take another 6 months before I even reach that 100k. It's like his first investors made the most by getting big returns and now those who join a few months after like myself are only getting the drippings as he has cut down on the high returns people are getting. No one has heard anything personally from him since his last webinar in 2018, which is really bad for a financial institution. He lacks proper skills to run this company as everything seems to done backwards. If it was another country such as the US, people would have gotten their money already. He needs to stop making promises that he cannot keep and treat his clients as actual people and not piggyback riders. You cannot call their customer service and ask for any information as you will be ridiculed and threatened to be removed from their investment platform. Hence why people are afraid to call and even some have given up on him with no hopes of recovering all those millions. Rose Capital seems to be run by lackadaisical and rude people, and James needs to distance himself from these people, as his business has potential but won't reach anywhere if he does not start addressing and nurturing his existing clients. As of now, we are still waiting but how long again is just left up to how much patience is left for people
Amarah, thank you for posting your experience. Have you and others decide to form into a group and sue? Whether things get heated or not, they can always bail out and leave everyone hanging.
Halfbreed07 wrote:He posted a very interesting video on his social media pages today.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... 2193078398
Amarah Justine wrote:Fireflyrain7 wrote:Waited a very long time to comment on this thread. For a individual or financial establishment to trade on your behalf they must be registered and regulatated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). So this guy if not registered setting himself up for white collar crime and law suits.
The thing is I know for a fact he is not registered or regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This is not any hearsay or she says because this is information from people who work at SEC. He posted a video about him going to SEC but that wasn't on his own accord. It was because people reported him to them, so he is under investigation. They said that Rose Capital as a business, bank or financial institute is not registered what so ever.
Kingkong101 wrote:Amarah Justine wrote:Fireflyrain7 wrote:Waited a very long time to comment on this thread. For a individual or financial establishment to trade on your behalf they must be registered and regulatated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). So this guy if not registered setting himself up for white collar crime and law suits.
The thing is I know for a fact he is not registered or regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This is not any hearsay or she says because this is information from people who work at SEC. He posted a video about him going to SEC but that wasn't on his own accord. It was because people reported him to them, so he is under investigation. They said that Rose Capital as a business, bank or financial institute is not registered what so ever.
Sorry to inform but rose capital is registered as a business you can literally jus google the company and the business registration in Trinidad and Tobago and it would show it has been registered, secondly it was specifically stated that beginning investors has a higher daily growth, even if you have invested more it would depend on when you invested if persons invested more than you earlier it is still possible for them to have more $ in their accounts, the only reason for all the set backs are because the system in Trinidad is set up for the big fish to gain and suffer the common man on the streets, there was no reason to be regulated by securities and exchange commission earlier because at such point he was only trading on behalf of others and not yet a actual broker, it’s only recently that the cards became into play bringing in securities and exchange commission etc if you hav problems with this I advise when possible you withdraw all your $
Fireflyrain7 wrote:Sorry the concept of when you invested more holds more value than the amount you invested does not make sense. Let me share some knowledge. If a person comes to you with 500 usd to trade your lots sizes to trade will be much smaller than if someone gave you 5000usd. Providing that trader knows how to trade. The bigger the lots the larger the position you can take to trade hence a 5000 usd person can go by a real trader and make more money by the end of a trading day than a 500 usd person who started last month becuase he can hold bigger positions.
Amarah Justine wrote:Kingkong101 wrote:Amarah Justine wrote:Fireflyrain7 wrote:Waited a very long time to comment on this thread. For a individual or financial establishment to trade on your behalf they must be registered and regulatated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). So this guy if not registered setting himself up for white collar crime and law suits.
The thing is I know for a fact he is not registered or regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This is not any hearsay or she says because this is information from people who work at SEC. He posted a video about him going to SEC but that wasn't on his own accord. It was because people reported him to them, so he is under investigation. They said that Rose Capital as a business, bank or financial institute is not registered what so ever.
Sorry to inform but rose capital is registered as a business you can literally jus google the company and the business registration in Trinidad and Tobago and it would show it has been registered, secondly it was specifically stated that beginning investors has a higher daily growth, even if you have invested more it would depend on when you invested if persons invested more than you earlier it is still possible for them to have more $ in their accounts, the only reason for all the set backs are because the system in Trinidad is set up for the big fish to gain and suffer the common man on the streets, there was no reason to be regulated by securities and exchange commission earlier because at such point he was only trading on behalf of others and not yet a actual broker, it’s only recently that the cards became into play bringing in securities and exchange commission etc if you hav problems with this I advise when possible you withdraw all your $
There is nothing to be sorry about because I dont deal with hearsay. According to SEC and the local ombudsman he is not registered to run any form of financial institution in Trinidad and Tobago. And as a trader or hedge fund you need to be regulated and registered to do such on the behalf of anybody. As well having any or creating any financial institution is a lengthy process. Unless he recently applied to have everything registered, his company is still not legit until its regulated and so forth. Registering a company is something anybody can do but it does not mean that their business is legit.
Another thing clearly you dont how trading works. A man with a $500 investment would mean smaller lot sizes so there is no possible way that a man with a $5000 investment with bigger lot sizes would make less. Its common sense. It has nothing to do with how long someone has been in the investment. Its logic that prevails here.
Kingkong101 wrote:Amarah Justine wrote:Kingkong101 wrote:Amarah Justine wrote:Fireflyrain7 wrote:Waited a very long time to comment on this thread. For a individual or financial establishment to trade on your behalf they must be registered and regulatated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). So this guy if not registered setting himself up for white collar crime and law suits.
The thing is I know for a fact he is not registered or regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This is not any hearsay or she says because this is information from people who work at SEC. He posted a video about him going to SEC but that wasn't on his own accord. It was because people reported him to them, so he is under investigation. They said that Rose Capital as a business, bank or financial institute is not registered what so ever.
Sorry to inform but rose capital is registered as a business you can literally jus google the company and the business registration in Trinidad and Tobago and it would show it has been registered, secondly it was specifically stated that beginning investors has a higher daily growth, even if you have invested more it would depend on when you invested if persons invested more than you earlier it is still possible for them to have more $ in their accounts, the only reason for all the set backs are because the system in Trinidad is set up for the big fish to gain and suffer the common man on the streets, there was no reason to be regulated by securities and exchange commission earlier because at such point he was only trading on behalf of others and not yet a actual broker, it’s only recently that the cards became into play bringing in securities and exchange commission etc if you hav problems with this I advise when possible you withdraw all your $
There is nothing to be sorry about because I dont deal with hearsay. According to SEC and the local ombudsman he is not registered to run any form of financial institution in Trinidad and Tobago. And as a trader or hedge fund you need to be regulated and registered to do such on the behalf of anybody. As well having any or creating any financial institution is a lengthy process. Unless he recently applied to have everything registered, his company is still not legit until its regulated and so forth. Registering a company is something anybody can do but it does not mean that their business is legit.
Another thing clearly you dont how trading works. A man with a $500 investment would mean smaller lot sizes so there is no possible way that a man with a $5000 investment with bigger lot sizes would make less. Its common sense. It has nothing to do with how long someone has been in the investment. Its logic that prevails here.
Yes your lot sizes would be bigger but how much growth has that person received since they hav invested to when you invested ? It is possible that the person has received growth and has a larger amount than you invested so their lot sizes would be bigger because of the growth received in the period you were not yet a investor, as I said you can look up the registry of the business it is a registered company so I don’t know what hear say you talking about as you said it’s a lengthy process to be regulated as far as I know they are in the process of being regulated as we speak.
Halfbreed07 wrote:Hmm imagine what ppl would say if they found out about what happened to him in guardian general...
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