Powerup Capital Review #7

I attended the free forex preview seminar organized by one of PowerUp Capital`s speaker, Rajesh.

Though the talk seemed kind of interesting…..in a way…..the speaker seemed to pour out loads of promises to the attendees as well as the achievements and the massive income generated by their students who enrolled for the course.

During the preview presentation, Rajesh showed an article in regards to an elderly women that lost all her life`s hard earned savings in some dramatic manner,but then again….people can also loose their hard earned savings through forex trading….there is without a doubt a person can make a ton of money venturing into the Forex trade,but then again there is a possibility that a person can go down the drains along with Forex trading….and this is of course this applies to gambling, investments or getting duped and cheated in some way….well,everything involves risks when it comes down to money…..Money can lavishly structure your life as you see fit or turn your life into a living hell……

He mentioned the dilemmas and the hardships he had to go through due to a bad investment done by himself and his best friend,whereby the company he invested on had gone bankrupt due to the market crash,and due to this, he and his friend had a ton of bad debts to pay up,resulting that his friend who found the only absolution which is to commit suicide…..

I realized Kishore had some form of a dramatic story to convey through the booklet of his that was distributed during the preview….that he faced tons of obstacles and hardships in life….

I`m wondering,these stories that have been conveyed and depicted, is it some way to psychologically and emotionally confuse people…..

I have not met Kishore,but from what i realized from the speaker Rajesh is that, he is one helluva marketeer who knows how to play his cards well and he does knows how to butter up people.

Towards the end of the seminar preview,the speaker mentioned that were 4 seats left available for the August intake,but it seemed that they were really keen on everyone to join the course.This was realized when a couple of people were addressing a couple of questions to the him….he was half heatedly paying attention towards them and his eyes were more focused on those who were signing up for the course…..It made me seem to think that the manner this was portrayed, it is as if they were desperate to get people to sign up for the course.

Whats actually pondering in my mind right now is that, can Kishore and his team actually deliver ?….

Can they abide to their “lavishing and outstanding” promises that they have conveyed?

After a few months of pondering, I realized that Powerup capital had an installment plan for his forex course online.

Check it out.