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Reviews of Bijagual

Bijagual

Very good results if you have the stomach for it ;) trejos is also very friendly and forthcoming! Would definitely recommend.

Bijagual

No risk management other than the old pendulum will swing back eventually. Only a matter of time until one of his 25% drawdowns becomes a 150% drawdown which would leave accounts negative. Having said that, you'd expect that risk given his returns are so high. A general proverb applies here: "If it sounds to good to be true, it probably is . . . " In July, he wrote to subscribers the following: "As you should know, the last few days have been quite challenging for me and for the strategy. We went through a draw down period that was hard for me psychologically." When an investor sees that sort of response from someone handling their money the investor's only thought should be . . . "Run!!!"

Bijagual

This is an outstanding trader. The results speak for themselves. Occasionally he will keep a position on through very large drawdowns and at those times I've questioned if he was simply falling victim to his conviction, like so many other traders who go bust. But no, Trejos has good reasons for staying in a position and is not afraid to take a loss when a trade goes against him. When you see those large drawdowns, it's because he strongly believes the market will turn. And he is usually right. Overall I recommend you keep your scaling low and don't get greedy. This is an excellent trader with an excellent track record, and at 1000% yearly return you can afford to scale down and take slower growth with less risk. You're already highly leveraged when you trade forex. Just scale down and enjoy watching your account grow.