A master of marketing: 🔸 First, I sold miraculous strategies. 🔸 Then empty courses that promised to be your salvation. 🔸 After "I lent you money" to trade. Now... sell trading signals...
The trick? Nothing matters: Deception is the key. And people keep falling for it.
▸ Bills millions and spends it on advertising.
▸ Presence in media: TV, social networks, Instagram, Forbes… all aligns with their "success" image.
▸ Thousands of students —but more complaints about abusive payments, lack of access, loss of capital, and harassment if you stop paying.
▸ Several professionals in the sector describe him more as a "snake oil salesman" than as a real trader.
"I have seen something about that boy when seeing his ads. Honestly, he is not a trader... He is dedicated to marketing."
And in more serious cases: ⚠️ Reports of reputation manipulation, removal of negative reviews, and questionable practices to hide failures.
What does this case teach us?
In trading, there are no shortcuts. It's not enough to have noise or a spectacular lifestyle.
The true path goes through: Learn with fundamentals. Question before paying. Understanding that the ego does not pay losses.
Final moral:
Moris knew how to take advantage of the hype.
Yes, it had more notoriety than many. I take advantage...
But the true measure is not in what you earned moris... but in how you impacted the people who believed in you.
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🚨 THE ENRIQUE MORIS CASE 🚨
A master of marketing:
🔸 First, I sold miraculous strategies.
🔸 Then empty courses that promised to be your salvation.
🔸 After "I lent you money" to trade.
Now... sell trading signals...
The trick?
Nothing matters: Deception is the key. And people keep falling for it.
▸ Bills millions and spends it on advertising.
▸ Presence in media: TV, social networks, Instagram, Forbes… all aligns with their "success" image.
▸ Thousands of students —but more complaints about abusive payments, lack of access, loss of capital, and harassment if you stop paying.
▸ Several professionals in the sector describe him more as a "snake oil salesman" than as a real trader.
"I have seen something about that boy when seeing his ads. Honestly, he is not a trader... He is dedicated to marketing."
And in more serious cases:
⚠️ Reports of reputation manipulation, removal of negative reviews, and questionable practices to hide failures.
What does this case teach us?
In trading, there are no shortcuts.
It's not enough to have noise or a spectacular lifestyle.
The true path goes through:
Learn with fundamentals.
Question before paying.
Understanding that the ego does not pay losses.
Final moral:
Moris knew how to take advantage of the hype.
Yes, it had more notoriety than many. I take advantage...
But the true measure is not in what you earned moris...
but in how you impacted the people who believed in you.
📌 Great businessman.
📉 Terrible investor.
Should I continue? No... I think that's enough.
@kike_moris