_Louis_A_

Forex trading is attractive, but young people must study the market deeply before committing money, regardless of the success stories they hear. It is a competitive field involving experienced traders and institutions. Like trading beans, cassava or milk, someone to make profit means another person’s expense above whole sale or market price hence loss. There is a lot of money to be made, but forex requires expertise, not trial and error.Rather than discourage young people from exploring markets through your Realign programme, encourage them to learn and participate responsibly. The photo attached below is of someone I have never met, who first reached out to me for advice contemplating not to join university & contacted me again 3 years later, after university. I won't mention his name without permission except if he allows me to. In fact, I haven't even responded yet to his message as I write this. His journey is a reminder to young people to make informed choices and seek experienced advice especially from their parents, people that have been there before or programs like your own before making life altering decisions. There also many stories where they have succeed and may be misleading because the story in most cases doesn’t show the scars along the way. Thank u