Blood Over The Counter

Vanishing of Millions?!!!

Artificiality seems to play a domain role in our Forex Market, and it has its professional players. Those players have been introduced to you previously aiming that truth may prevail one day.

To begin our story we should first introduce the history of FX Solution. we found in this company profile that it has been existed since 2001 and its activity has began to run since 2003, while you can actually and easily know that it has been known among traders and brokers since 2006. Also, the owner of FX Solutions is the brother in law of the Bastards' Master, Felix or Coffman, and this company is registered in the States, which is their mother country. And the emergence of FX Solutions accompanies the emergence of Forex Bastards, which was changed to be Forex Peace Army.

There has been found among FX Solution's trades an account that was opened by a millionaire with millions of dollars as a live account. But what seems to be obscure here is that after opening this accounts and sending funds this millionaire has disappeared, and no body knows where he has gone!!!

Certainly, this millionaire is not a mad man to throw this huge amount of money on air like this and leave them without even canceling it. There seems an obvious riddle that may any one has the key to solve it.

The News will be released after contacting the family & all the relations between this guy & FxSol will be published in the Blog

The Mysterious Relationship between AVAFX and FX Solution (FxSol)

After revealing the facts behind FX Solution (FxSol) and AVAFX- the two brokerage firms- and after showing the fact that they are brought to the light by FPA, or especially by Felix, there is another mystery to come.
Among that enormous numbers of brokers there appear FX Solutions (FxSol) and AVAFX, two brokerage firms. Concerning FX Solutions (FxSol), we found in this company profile that it has been existed since 2001 and its activity has began to run since 2003, while you can actually and easily know that it has been known among traders and brokers since 2006. Also, the owner of FX Solutions (FxSol) is the brother in law of the Bastards' Master, Felix or Hoffman, and this company is registered in the States, which is their mother country. And the emergence of FX Solutions accompanies the emergence of Forex Bastards, which was changed to be Forex Peace Army.
On the other hand, AVAFX Owned and managed by the old forex guru, David Cohen, born in Russia in 1928, migrated to Israel in 1948, then found his way to USA and wall street in the early 60s. David Cohen is an icon in the financial world even though many do not agree on his some what brutal methods of making money. Cohen has built and burned many brokerage companies in the last decades, and some of those burned companies have caused huge losses to his clients. He was one of he key player of the famous refco disaster. (read more about refco here)

Cohen has been very careful about photographing, and very few pictures are available about him. He has also been moving around the world with no announced particular address.


Moreover, there sags from darkness this mystery to become instead a fact.He is holding large shares in FxSolutions (FxSol) and fully owns AVAFX which is a registered company on BVI (British Virgin Island) which is considered a paradise for taxes and money hiding from authorities in regulated countries.

Cohen is the mentor of many forex foxes; some of them have been doing extremely well.
An example, his fellow Russian Dimitry (Felix) and many others.

Back to avafx, given the fact that the deposits of AVAFX go directly to Cyprus, another money heaven for those running from law and

Peter Bain and the Undoubtedly From Being another Felix

Peter Bain and the Undoubtedly From Being another Felix

There seems to be many names here, but who knows, may all these names be a One for the same character!!!

As a Forex Trader or a beginner you may certainly hear about Peter Bain- the owner of http://www.forexmentor.com/ which provides traders with both education and signals- and who is also a member in FPA (Forex Peace Army).

This tight relationship between Felix Homogratus and Peter Bain depends on sending signals to FPA to provide Forex traders with it, which are unfortunately wrong signals, and thus helping in gaining money for nothing, money from others loss.

Certainly this black business is quite similar if not typically to Coffman's (Felix) black business history. So, one may expect that Peter Bain may be another fake character of Felix's.

FPA And Peter Bain…Another Form of Scam

Peter Bain…Another Form of Scam

Has any one of you ever heard about Master/Slave relationship?

For sure all of us know the meaning of such a kind of relationships.

Here you can easily apply it in Felix Homogratus and Peter Bain relationship.

Peter Bain is the owner of http://www.forexmentor.com/ a website for Forex education and signal provider. But also there is another job for him; he is a member of FPA!!! And here is the link where you can see the proof:

http://web.archive.org/web/20060208225501/http://forexbastards.com/

Peter Bain also sells his expert adviser and educational courses on DVDs, and moreover he advises traders not to begin trading before asking for his advice, for the sake of good trade!!!

Thus, how he can be considered a well qualified master when he doesn't have a class master who can teach people great courses like Forex. He just learned two lessons or may be more than that from Felix about Forex, and he depends on this shaken fact to propagate for himself as a well qualified master in Forex!!!

Felix Homogratus And Tom Yeomans SCAM

Hoffman (Felix Homogratus) and Tom Yeoman
Two Faces of the Same Coin

There is an obvious fact that Felix and Tom Yeomans are two faces of the same coin exactly like EUR/USD pair. And for that it seems to be the real reason behind naming their website as www.eurusdtrader.com

And here is a link for a blog that shows Felix and Tom's scams.

http://tradersguild.wordpress.com/2007/10/24/if-it-quacks-like-a-duck/
If it quacks like a duck…
Filed under: Forex, Scams — trader2be @ 3:32 pm

Talking about ‘potential’ scams, here is a little one fresh off the press that I received in my inbox this morning: http://www.secretforexsociety.com/fantaseaone/

Now, a few interesting things about this one:

* The email was sent by ‘Felix Homogratus’, an individual who obviously uses a nickname to run his business. His real name is Dmitri Chavkerov.

My gut tells me that there is something fishy about running a business under a nickname but maybe that’s just me.
* ‘Felix’ runs a few sites, one of those is www.forexbastards.com. According to Felix “ForexBastards was founded in January of 2006, after I literally couldn’t handle getting screwed any longer. Learning how to trade forex I went through several forex brokers, a few different trading signals providers and used multiple forex educational training services; some brilliant, some useless and some down right horrible.”.

For some reason I get the feeling that his Yacht Seminar is a typical example of the types of scams his website was meant to expose.

The speakers include Felix’s partner, Rob Grespinet.

According to the agenda, “If he feels like it, [Robert Grespinet] will share with the participants the “inner talk” and “big boys outlook” on the forex market over the next year. Otherwise, we’ll just have to enjoy his profanity and witty humor.”. Have you ever been to a seminar where one of speakers may or may not participate depending on his mood on that day? Interesting character…
Now the piece de resistance is the other two speakers: Skip Atwater and Marty Rosenblatt. Those guys are supposedly experts in ‘Remote Viewing’. Now I have to admit that I had to look up ‘Remote Viewing’ because I had no idea what that meant. I thought that maybe it was the name of a new fancy indicator or strategy but I came to find that remove viewing (RV) is “is a protocol used in consciousness research where a viewer attempts to gather sense impressions and “knowingness”, non-sensorial information, about a target.” So basically we are talking about telepathy or clairvoyance in trading the Forex?!?! How desperate are we getting here? What’s next, opening a ‘channel’ to Jesse Livermore to ask him for tips?

The last speaker is ‘anonymous’ and I quote “He wants to keep his identity unknown before the seminar”. Come on…people using nicknames, others using clairvoyance, and this last one the enigmatic speaker who wants to remain incognito. Is it a trading seminar or a masquerade? Is there really a difference? I am starting to wonder.

As another test, let’s go back to the CFTC warnings and let’s see how many apply to this ‘invitation’:

“Stay away from opportunities that seem too good to be true”. In Felix’s own words: “I can teach you a trading system that in my experience can easily make you into a forex millionaire in 3 years or less”. Now here note the word ‘EASILY’, ‘MILLIONAIRE’, and ‘3 YEARS’. Too good to be true? I also always like when systems promise to make you plenty of money with extremely little effort. Two beautiful examples in this invitation.

First from Felix himself ” I’ll be honest with you, because of this way of trading, I am starting to become very lazy, and I am actually sleeping through a lot of the news announcements that I used to trade short term.” Next from Skip Atwater: “The technique takes 1 hour per day, 5 days per week, and it has made this guy millions”.

“Be Sure You Get the Company’s Performance Track Record”. In Felix’s own words again “[Robert Grespinet] is a heavy weight financial giant, and most people will never be able to comprehend the level of connections this guy has. Just being in this guy’s presence is an honor”….

Ok, what is HIS performance track record? Numbers please! About Skip Atwater: “he will be teaching a simple technique he has been using over the years. The technique takes 1 hour per day, 5 days per week, and it has made this guy millions.” So this guy is going to teach me how to use psychic abilities to make money in the market? Show me a trading journal here, show me a trading account statement! Quantify this guy’s trading system’s expectancy! Last but not least: “this is Felix writing, and if you know me, you should know by now that I don’t throw empty words into thin air”.

Actually Felix I don’t know you, at all! Actually it’s only by googling ‘Felix Homogratus’ that I was able to find your real name. Maybe you’ve made millions but for all I know none of it was made through trading, maybe you have made all this money scamming retail traders.

Ok, I have already wasted enough time analyzing this email. My only point is that there are plenty of emails like this one finding their way in my inbox every single day, making incredible promises, telling me that there is a system out there that could make me millions by just working one hour a day, and to be honest I not only don’t believe any of them but I have to come to find them insulting. As individuals who are entering the retail trading world, this is what we are exposed to. We have to be vigilant, extremely vigilant.

I sometimes test Forex services and I tried Felix’s service. They claim to have a 1 pip spread on GBP/JPY and they go for profits of 5 pips. Most people have a 6+ pip spread on the pair so when he claims 5 pips profit to people with a real spread its -5 pips!!
STAY AWAY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWmyYDJn5P0

Felix or Dmitri Chavkerov is a SCAM

check out latest news of Dmitri and his girlfriends arrest by ICE.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/services/newspaper/printedition/saturday/chi-immig_satdec08,0,7556610.story?coll=chi_home_class

Tom Yeomans Scam Warning

Tom Yeomans Scam Warning

Nowadays FPA (Forex Peace Army) becomes one of the most famous websites that makes reviews about brokers in Forex Market. And actually all of you must be aware of their real intuitions after reading our bogs, which are certainly formed after many investigations about them.

There has been found that FPA was making many advertises for a guy called, Tom Yeomans Fraud, for his educational site and signal provider. And here is their review about him:

Felix Homogratus, USA

"I am very excited to have found this website. Jimmy Young is supposedly Tom Yeoman's mentor and Tom is a very profitable trader! I am going to be looking to learn from this guy, and be posting a real review later."

What is ridiculous here is that Tom Yeomans is a big Fraudster!!! And this is actually not a surprising fact about FPA reviews, for almost all their reviews are considered as scams.

If once any one tries to search about his reviews, he will find many scam reviews about him. It seems like all Forex Market's reviews about him are nothing but scams, except for FPA.