Comments on: NSFG - A Turning Point? http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/04/nsfg-a-turning-point/ the latest HYIP community updates, from readers, to readers Thu, 04 Dec 2008 01:45:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Jude http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/04/nsfg-a-turning-point/#comment-45285 Jude Thu, 15 Mar 2007 16:23:15 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/04/nsfg-a-turning-point/#comment-45285 I'm still pissed with them too actually, but I think we just have to move on, and it seems Ken and Paul are not as honest as it seems and I would take their results with a pinch of salt. Still, it looks good for those whose funds are still in NSFG. Mine's out though. I’m still pissed with them too actually, but I think we just have to move on, and it seems Ken and Paul are not as honest as it seems and I would take their results with a pinch of salt.

Still, it looks good for those whose funds are still in NSFG.

Mine’s out though.

]]> By: StillPissed http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/04/nsfg-a-turning-point/#comment-45253 StillPissed Thu, 15 Mar 2007 12:51:33 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/04/nsfg-a-turning-point/#comment-45253 I'm amazed, while perusing various forums, how quickly people go from lambasting to praising NSFG. It reminds me of some of the psychiatric cases I encounter in my line of work. First Ken & Paul concoct a ridiculous story of a funds seizure in Denmark while hiding the real loss of funds via bogus account statements. When some members doubt the seizure story someone by the name of CS65, on Hyipdiscussion), offers to confirm the story as 'proof' it really happened. I don't know about you guys but that isn't proof in my book. Proof would be confirmation through some official, third-party, source. Furthermore, Paul had no right to dictate to the members that should they withdraw they give up the right to the balance of their investment that was stolen via false pretense. He's a thief and a liar who owes quite a few people a lot of money. I hear he's already been reported to several government authorities who are starting to watch him. I’m amazed, while perusing various forums, how quickly people go from lambasting to praising NSFG. It reminds me of some of the psychiatric cases I encounter in my line of work. First Ken & Paul concoct a ridiculous story of a funds seizure in Denmark while hiding the real loss of funds via bogus account statements. When some members doubt the seizure story someone by the name of CS65, on Hyipdiscussion), offers to confirm the story as ‘proof’ it really happened. I don’t know about you guys but that isn’t proof in my book. Proof would be confirmation through some official, third-party, source. Furthermore, Paul had no right to dictate to the members that should they withdraw they give up the right to the balance of their investment that was stolen via false pretense. He’s a thief and a liar who owes quite a few people a lot of money. I hear he’s already been reported to several government authorities who are starting to watch him.

]]> By: Agent725 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/04/nsfg-a-turning-point/#comment-43590 Agent725 Mon, 05 Mar 2007 15:22:17 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/04/nsfg-a-turning-point/#comment-43590 Pulled out of NSFG two months ago. Their returns are too volatile for my liking. Pulled out of NSFG two months ago. Their returns are too volatile for my liking.

]]> By: Jude http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/04/nsfg-a-turning-point/#comment-43492 Jude Mon, 05 Mar 2007 05:01:53 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/04/nsfg-a-turning-point/#comment-43492 I have no problems with NSFG when it comes with their trading methodology, but what they hide (the Danish government seizure) and trying to cover up with stories can't be forgiven. They raised the red flag of my investment creed. Though my funds left NSFG, I do hope the members' pool and MAs managed by them grow by leaps and bounds for the time to come, time will tell. I have no problems with NSFG when it comes with their trading methodology, but what they hide (the Danish government seizure) and trying to cover up with stories can’t be forgiven. They raised the red flag of my investment creed.

Though my funds left NSFG, I do hope the members’ pool and MAs managed by them grow by leaps and bounds for the time to come, time will tell.

]]> By: Makila http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/04/nsfg-a-turning-point/#comment-43389 Makila Sun, 04 Mar 2007 18:51:14 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/03/04/nsfg-a-turning-point/#comment-43389 Noone denies NSFG were always real traders despite poor past performances and once a trader is in a winning mood they can keep ragging up the profits. I think january was a reality shock for Ken. Before they always had excuses that the losses were caused by a bad money management decision but january results were the first losses simply caused by poor trading or poor trading strategies and using too much risks by Ken. Maybe his eyes finally opened, that he is not the perfect trader and that he does have his limitations like any human being. Also the fact they have an additional trader makes me hopefull for the future. I see it at IS. At IS we have 2 traders working as a team and it works really well so why wouldnt it work well in NSFG? There are a lot of good traders outside, but if they have to work with a huge capital the pressure and emotion gets in the way to perform really well, they become overwhelmed. But when there are 2 traders working as a team they can talk in on eachother and push theirselfs beyond their normal limits. There is hope for NSFG and I hope they will make it. 2006 was the worst scam year we have ever seen, and we cant loose the very few real traders we have left (even NSFG lied about the returns, we cannot deny they are real) Noone denies NSFG were always real traders despite poor past performances and once a trader is in a winning mood they can keep ragging up the profits. I think january was a reality shock for Ken. Before they always had excuses that the losses were caused by a bad money management decision but january results were the first losses simply caused by poor trading or poor trading strategies and using too much risks by Ken. Maybe his eyes finally opened, that he is not the perfect trader and that he does have his limitations like any human being. Also the fact they have an additional trader makes me hopefull for the future. I see it at IS. At IS we have 2 traders working as a team and it works really well so why wouldnt it work well in NSFG? There are a lot of good traders outside, but if they have to work with a huge capital the pressure and emotion gets in the way to perform really well, they become overwhelmed. But when there are 2 traders working as a team they can talk in on eachother and push theirselfs beyond their normal limits. There is hope for NSFG and I hope they will make it. 2006 was the worst scam year we have ever seen, and we cant loose the very few real traders we have left (even NSFG lied about the returns, we cannot deny they are real)

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