EMINENCE PRO

“no customer service, bot went haywire and lost almost all the gains, about 4k in a week”

“I honestly cannot think of a worse service to trust with your money. Over my ten months with this organization (both directly and indirectly via a service that contracted them), I have lost about 20% of my investment - and the only reason it wasn't more was because the contracted service kicked their asses to the curb before I did. Their algorithm, from what I can see, is acceptable. Their "master traders" are the issue. The trading philosophy seems to worship technical analysis; thus, they often miss EXTREMELY obvious trends in the analysis. I'm about betting on the dollar to rise vs. gold and the EU when the US market is filled with uncertainty and pessimistic sentiment due to off-and-on tariffs, US boycotts, and loss of valuable trade deals for businesses. Additionally, the traders here seem to love to trade emotionally and will follow bad trades down to their safety drawdown cut-off when it is clear as day which way the market is going. I understand the phenomenon of emotional trading. Amateurs do it all the time. However, we're paying an expensive service fee for "master" traders. If you want to trade on your gut and your name isn't Warren Buffet, you probably shouldn't engage in that practice with other people's money. Speaking of safety drawdown cutoff, the organization recently informed us they were cutting that to 5% due to "uncertainty" (again, the market trends are pretty apparent), so imagine my surprise when I found my drawdown at 8% today. I can't view that any other way than outright dishonesty. To give you a taste of the fantastic trading ideas, the organization decided today that it was a great time to bet on the dollar gaining on gold. I've finally had enough and closed my trades at that they were, again, seemingly going to ride to the bottom (I got out at about a 5% drawdown that checking now they have at nearly 15% on their master account), and ultimately I lost over 3k this week. 3k on the 37k I had in their account in less than a week, almost 18%! That is an impressively terrible result - and to clarify, this is because twice this week, they bet on the dollar in a big way. I guess touching the stove once wasn't enough for them, but it isn't their money, so why should they care, right? I honestly cannot understand their trading philosophy's lack of basic fundamental analysis. So what do they say when they lose your money by the thousands? 'We should clear it up by the end of next week and be positive.' 'We'll make it up soon and make you whole.' 'Sometimes you have to close on bad trades.' Maybe that flies one time, but this is a pattern of behavior, and the company has never admitted they were at fault. Not once have they ever recognized that even if they made us "whole" that doesn't mean a thing because you still lose out on the opportunity cost of good trades due to your bad decisions. If you love being gaslit, lied to, and losing money, I can recommend Eminence wholeheartedly. If you're not clinically insane, find somewhere *anywhere* else to put your money. Maybe you have a 15-year-old nephew who is "somewhat of a trader himself," who'd probably outperform Eminence. After nearly a year with Eminence, I can say, definitively, I'd have been better off if I had hidden my money in my mattress.”

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