Martingale Strategy: Fast Money or 100% Deposit Loss? The Deception Exposed

[00:01] you trade in the financial market. And after each loss you simply double your bet. So, if you make a profit, you kind of compensate for the previous bet and make money on top. What could go wrong? You can't

[00:14] always be unlucky. Today I'll share a scientific study that directly proves that such a strategy is a direct path to financial losses. Scientific research covers over 10,000 trading accounts and directly

[00:28] proves that this trading method leads to financial losses. However, it is very popular with scammers, thieves, and con artists, who often flaunt the high life and show off excellent

[00:41] profit charts. While their profitability chart is growing without any setbacks, with 100% success rate of their trading signals, they manage to steal money and go off somewhere like Dubai. In general, today we will talk about a trading

[00:54] strategy called Maringil. which will directly lead you to losses and which is a method of financial fraud. My name is Zvezn Artem Anatolyevich. My channel covers everything about investing and smart trading. I myself have

[01:07] been doing this for 17 years. Both my destiny and my mission are connected to the fact that I help beginners understand financial markets. No artificial intelligence is used in the creation of this content, either in editing or in script writing.

[01:20] I hope you enjoy this. In general, if we are talking about financial fraud, it existed even in Ancient Rome. For example, a silver denarius weighed about 3 grams, but people would grind down the edges, and thus the denarius began to

[01:32] the edges, and thus the denarius began to weigh 2 grams. Visually, you wouldn't be able to tell whether it was 2 or 3 grams, but nonetheless, three coins give you another coin. We can also remember the Mississippi Company, where Joe Lo printed banknotes and bought up

[01:46] shares of his own companies. The company's shares, naturally, rose. And then the investor showed it and said: “Look how handsome we are here.” One can recall, for example, the ponza scheme, which was a kind of

[01:58] financial pyramid. This scheme promised 50% of earnings in 45 days on postage stamps. The first clients actually received a percentage of their profits, but it all ended with the founder's arrest and, of course, criminal charges. One can

[02:14] also recall the infamous Mavrodi, who organized a pyramid scheme in the 1990s, and also Mmm 2011. All these schemes share the same DNA: the promise of huge profits without losses. In general, Martinguela takes its foundation somewhere

[02:29] here, at the dawn of the pyramids. When the ancient Roman was grinding down a coin, something concerning Martingelo already began to appear. But seriously, Martinguela originates somewhere around here , where we compensate for the previous bet with a new one

[02:45] . This is roughly the same as a financial pyramid, where new investors provide income to previous ones. In essence, Martinguela can be summed up in just one sentence. This is a strategy of doubling your position after every losing

[02:57] trade until you catch a plus and get your money back and make money. Martinguela's story begins somewhere in 15th-century France. From gambling, of course, where else? In roulette they bet on red and black, and it seemed like the

[03:12] bet on red and black, and it seemed like the chances were 50/50. Well, you can't be unlucky all the time, as many people thought. And, naturally, in this case, a certain formula appeared: if you are unlucky, you double the

[03:24] bet, and so on, and so on, and so on. But the problem is that by the sixth approach in a row the bet had already increased by approximately 64 times the original amount. The financial market is very similar to some kind of casino and roulette.

[03:39] there are only two directions: up or down. Well, red or black. The market will either go up or go down. Of course, there is some that is, go sideways, so to speak, but this probability is extremely small. Approximately the

[03:54] same as ZPO in roulette. With high leverage, you can double your bet almost infinitely, as many people think, but in reality this is not the case. Let's look at this example. For example, you have a bet of $100 with a stop of

[04:09] $1. You received a stop order, meaning you now have a loss of $1. You need to double. Now you need to place a bet of $2. If you get a stop order at $2, you need to hit it again. Now your

[04:23] bet is $4. By step eight you already need a lot of $128. In this case, your deposit is $100, and here you are forced to use leverage. It's clear that each deposit and each broker has its own trading leverage, and

[04:38] limit. Well, it's impossible to constantly double. But our brain has cognitive biases, and it really seems to us that it can’t be that way all the time . Actually, unfortunately, it can. In 2023, a

[04:52] scientific study was conducted called The Art of Financial Illusion. How to use maringel system to full people. Scientists Carla Zaratini from

[05:04] Switzerland and Andrey Azis from Vancouver, study. What did they do? They created 10,000 trading accounts with a deposit of $1,000 and added a random signal generator to them. The results of the

[05:18] random strategy were approximately as follows: the number of successful trades was as follows: the number of successful trades was 47%, losing ones 53%. The win to loss ratio was 0.96. Well, that is, this coefficient.

[05:31] They then divided the account data in half and began to connect martingale to half of the trading account data. That is, after each losing trade the bet most honest study. The strategy, let me remind you, was exactly the

[05:45] except for the appearance of the martingale. In this case, the number of profitable trades has certainly increased. So instead of 47 winning traders, there were 84, because after each bet, if you lost, the bet doubled and

[06:01] you sort of compensated. Well, this was considered a plus. The number of losses has certainly decreased. And in this case the coefficient was 0.19. It would seem, what could go wrong? So this is what the study showed. Moreover,

[06:15] I say again, this is scientific research. This isn't some guy's TikTok who trades binary options. This is a real scientific study in a scientific journal. Two scientists conducted a study. What

[06:27] general, for me it’s just in short what the results showed. Martinguel losses becomes greater. The coefficient 0.19 indicates this. The lower this ratio, the greater the losses. That is, there are fewer losing trades in quantitative

[06:43] terms, but they are larger in size. That is, instead of, for example, receiving a loss of one dollar, you receive a loss of 100 need to, well, literally do a little bit in order to completely

[06:55] reset. The study found that all financial results look something like this capital curve is growing, growing, growing, growing, growing, growing , growing without any rollbacks, just such a parabolic growth. And then one fine day, a few losses,

[07:10] and you are completely wiped out, your account is completely liquidated. So, this growth, when your capital graph is growing, even before the moment of decline, is precisely what all the financial scammers, all the financial con artists, are taking advantage of.

[07:23] Because an uneducated person who doesn't know about this trading strategy and doesn't know that any linear growth of capital will ultimately lead to losses and that there isn't a single trading strategy on the market that would

[07:36] provide a pass rate of trading signals of more than 60-70%. This is basically impossible mathematically, but due to the fact that it is visually quite good to show, how to say, well, what is this

[07:49] talking some kind of [ __ ], some kind of scientists, where did he even dig them up. Here I have a hard to argue with a yield chart. It is impossible to explain to an uneducated person that a martingale or averaging method is used here as a type of

[08:03] martingale, which will sooner or later lead the trader to losses. This will evidenced by statistics, science, data, facts, mathematics. There is no point in arguing with this. There are numbers. There's

[08:15] no point in arguing with numbers. However, scammers take advantage of all this. And how they do it. Now this is my topic. And here I already began to speak normally enough without hesitation. The camera is very easy to operate . They create the image of top

[08:29] traders, you know. They show, naturally, that there is a ton of money involved, and that it classic of the genre. There is no need to go far here, actually. If you see showing off how handsome he is, wearing a watch and all that,

[08:44] sportswear, it's 100% a scam. But how do they work technically? Various trading various trading robots are created and several accounts are created, most often to show how successful they are. That is how it happens.

[09:00] For example, they create different trading accounts within a few weeks of each other, which use Martingale. And they use this buffer of time, when they can still show a certain profitability, but until this

[09:12] zeroing out has happened. When this reset occurs, this account is not shown, but another one is shown, which has exactly the same graph. And trading strategy now, it’s been working for 4 months, and so

[09:27] These trading strategies always have a lifespan of about a few months and always end up in a drain. But during these few months they manage to steal money. At the same time, scammers always use psychological traps. That is, since you don’t understand how

[09:42] it all works, they manipulate money, naturally, pretending that they are millionaires here, that everything is about to take off, and constantly putting pressure on FOM, constantly saying: “Look, if you had invested in my

[09:56] trading strategy yesterday, you would have earned so much now.” And you're like, "Yeah, damn, I'm such a fool, I should have invested." Or they create an artificial shortage, like, for example, the manufacturers of

[10:09] Rock watches create an artificial shortage, that is, they produce only a certain happening here. That is, they can create some kind of deficit. I will sell only 15 trading strategies, 15 trading robots. You're sitting there

[10:23] thinking, "I need to hurry, I need to, and here's the profitability chart and so on. Science, facts, and mathematics all indicate otherwise." There is no such thing as breakeven trading. There is no trading in which there is no loss taking.

[10:35] There is no trading in which the capital curve will constantly grow linearly in a linear progression without any falls, without drawdowns. This is completely out of the question. This is impossible. This is not supported by statistics,

[10:48] mathematics or research. If someone tells you something different, they are either an amateur who has been in the market for a few weeks, or, most likely, a scammer who wants your money. sooner or later, you will either offer to buy the

[11:01] trading strategy he is showing you, or he will offer to buy it for you . And remember, in the long run, with this trading strategy, investors always end up in the red, while scam traders always end up in the black. Well,

[11:14] dear friends, all that's left for me to do is invite you to my training without all these cool cars and so on. By the way, I dispersed my group of marketers. Do you know why? Because they said, "You're too poorly dressed to be a trader."

[11:27] So, if you think that I am too poorly dressed to be a trader, it means that you are right, because real trading is not about a Rox on your hand, it is not about a Bentle, it is not about Dubai skyscrapers and it is not about

[11:42] driving a sports car with your hair pulled back. This only happens with scammers. Real trading is about statistics, it's about facts, it's about mathematics, it's about money. If you want to experience

[11:54] how deep the rabbit hole goes, please scan this QR code. It will take you to my training page where you can find out all the details. I don't promise you'll become a millionaire in a few weeks. I don't

[12:07] few months. And now you're sitting there like, "Ugh, what a scam." But the reality is that I promise you that in the long run you will make a huge amount of money because there really is money here. But if

[12:21] you are focused on the result, and not on quick money. If you are focused on making quick money, you will not succeed. to learn more about my training. See you.

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