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was a beginner when I seeked help from them and I enjoyed their quick response and great service. They are indeed the best when it comes to Forex matters and would highly recommend. Not to mention their affordable services and friendly customer care staff, who actually have a lot of experience, knowledge and skills in forex trading.
I’m only on my first day in the VIP group, but all 5 signals have been profitable today. I’m on a 20k FTMO demo and made £450 in one day. If this was a real challenge, I would have met 25% of my profit target in just one day 🤯 amazing. This is using correct risk management too, 0.5-1.5% per trade. I’m sure there will be losses to come, but that’s expected - can’t win ‘em all. Fantastic so far.
Recieved alot of insight on the markets as WSFX really made everything clear and as simple as possible to understand. Very grateful being part of WSFX!
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