Falcon FX Review (Mark Hutchinson) (SCAM) (falcontradingguidance)

[gabelime 59]

Here is my review of Falcon Trading Guidance (Falcon FX) who is owned by Mark Hutchinson

I joined falcon fx after speaking with a few important members who were mostly active on Instagram at the time, all of whom said it was the finest decision they'd ever made.

Many people were in similar situations to me, having left IP because it didn't fit their personalities / styles, or whatever you want to call it.

I liked the concept of what they were portraying: a straightforward trading method with no indicators and only price action and trendlines.

This was excellent for me because I'd just finished forcing myself to do complex analysis and entry styles.

The basic tenet of the falcons' teachings is trend trading. This eliminates a lot of opportunities to trade ranging markets, as markets often spend more time ranging rather than trending. Trading range-bound markets eliminates a lot of opportunity, and if you try to apply trending tactics to range-bound markets, you'll get hosed, so even if some are seeking to force these patternistic entries, they'll have a hard time doing it.
 It's as simple as that: set up a corrective pullback pattern and ride out the massive gain in the impulsive stage. It's as simple as that.

[deadthing80 26]

On Instagram, I follow a few traders who are part of his programme, but they don't appear to be profitable, at least not yet? I'm not sure if Falcon is a scam or not because the ones I follow don't really communicate about their outcomes, and they're still attempting to create that consistency. They appear to be more interested in using YouTube to "promote their trip," but with no tangible outcomes to show for it, so I'll wait and see if anything changes with them by next year.

[MicrosoftStupiddo 52]

Correct, and to be fair, it's understandable why this is the case. Not all of his students should be expected to be profitable, but the founder and teachers of his system should be, shouldn't they? What is it that they are unable to demonstrate? What is the reason that everyone who requests proof is immediately blocked?

[CrispyWings 51]

I have nothing but praise for this enormously massive Goliath of a blog post.
I haven't looked at the website or the products on offer yet, but I can tell you that it appears to be a scam.
This individual appears to be naive, but he may not be as stupid as we believe - after all, he appears to be able to attract the appropriate mugs.

[JumpyStoryteller 7]

Thank you for your post, and I'm sorry to hear you were taken advantage of, however I'm baffled as to why individuals don't inquire on this site before signing up. I've been keeping an eye on him and observing his progress for quite some time. I also watch his students' videos on YouTube. Moreover, I could have informed you without a doubt that he was selling bullsh*t. Impulse/correction has been around for a long time, and you can learn it for free online if you want. It's such wishy-washy nonsense that, despite the fact that you've been a member of the community, I wouldn't even bother asking you for his free material. It's completely ineffective. According to a prior post from a while back, subjective discretionary trading classes cannot and will not be of any assistance.

His students also talk trash and are more interested in movies such as 'a day in the life of a trader' or 'trading while travelling.' There's a new item that's come out where phoney traders are now required to report their losses in order to 'be transparent.' Mate, it's self-evident that you are losing money! I'm constantly on the lookout for these educators, and I'm still on the hunt for them. It's worthwhile to watch the free content, but you should never pay unless you've completed your due research. If the kids are not earning any money, this is a red flag to look out for. In the event that you do not obtain a refund, consider the experience valuable and consider what you have learned to be of assistance moving ahead.

[B4Cosplay 13]

I keep hearing terrible things about this company. I am probably going to avoid them

[RitoParty 1]

My words to Hannah and Michael have sounded almost identical to one another. They simply erase the comments.

Michael just posted a video in which he claimed to have reached a new level of consistency, however the only thing that appears to be consistent is the use of clean, simple workspaces.

People need to grasp the extent to which the falcon has been marked with juice. His first marketing team conducted a tremendous amount of media work for him... You can go back and even look at their pages if you want... They made it appear as though they were trading strategies... When they were boosting their pages with those foolish risk reward gadgets, they were surprised when they realised that they'd left... But another thing that has changed is that they no longer display the content for falcon...

Do you know anyone else who did the same thing? Who is Thomas Russell? You have no idea who he is, do you? You know why, don't you? Because this monkey has vanished from the face of the earth. He was the brainchild of IP's first subscription service, "active trader," and, like many others, he went on the run as soon as he got his hands on any lambo money.

Every single one of them tells us the same untruth, "felt attracted towards beginning something new," but isn't it strange how when they were still employed by the previous company, they assured us that this would be a life-changing experience?

[sherlysivver 46]

Also, Bamber has been a YouTube follower for a while now. A truly decent guy, from what I've seen. Because of the falcon situation, he appears to have lost his mind a little. However, he does not appear to be mentioning the falcon nearly as much as he formerly did. Inquisitive about his development.

[IronQuail 44]

What is the purpose of a trading academy? It is a legitimate question. When compared to spending £30 on a few well-reviewed books and learning a great deal more about a subject, what makes it more useful to spend £1000 on a course studying about, for example, MACD, RSI, Psychology, and so on?

[DrunkRei 21]

"Trend trading for dummies" by Barry Burns was the book that provided the most assistance to me when I first began out three years ago. Amazon charges £13.44 for this item.