Why 90% Courses Are Fake
The Forex education industry is booming, and everywhere you look, there are courses promising instant wealth, “secret strategies,” and guaranteed profits. However, the harsh reality is that around 90% of these courses are either low-quality or completely fake. Many beginners spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars, only to find that they have learned very little.
One major reason is profit-driven marketing. Most course creators make more money selling education than trading themselves. They use flashy testimonials, luxury cars, and fake screenshots of huge profits to lure students. Once the payment is made, the content is often generic, outdated, or copied from free online resources. In many cases, the strategies taught are unrealistic, overly risky, or designed for the marketer’s own gain rather than practical use.
Another issue is the lack of accountability. Unlike regulated brokers or educational institutions, most online course sellers operate without oversight. They do not guarantee results, and there is often no way to recover money if the course fails to deliver. Some even run multi-level marketing schemes within their courses, encouraging students to recruit others for extra income.
The truth is that successful Forex trading requires patience, discipline, and continuous practice—not shortcuts or “secret formulas.” Before buying any course, research the instructor’s real trading track record, read reviews from trusted sources, and treat learning as a long-term investment rather than a quick fix.
