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Very disappointed with the results and service of the company. Completely lies about their results and makes regular errors with the lot sizes. A con in my eyes , don’t sign up !!!!!
Never ever gonna trust this man, account became empty within a month.
Check long performace before you buy
I trusted the guy and I invested in this platform, after one month my account was empty. I fully understand the risk but the owner removed my comments to hide real performance - you can check real account performance on myfxbook and search "JatzAlgo". My comment under the video on youtube "JatzAlgo" was deleted by the owner - something to hide? I lost the money - that's ok but I don't accept when somebody tries to make the money by removing honest comments. Everybody deserves to see the real value of the product and decide themselves.
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