pipninja wrote: Sun Aug 24, 2025 10:45 am
Hey everyone,
So, Iāve spent the last year giving this āmagicalā system a fair chance. MT5, multiple timeframes, lower TF entries, higher TF confirmation, followed every little guideline Xard and his fanboys have ever suggested.
And what did I get for all that time? False signals on repeat, repainting nonsense, and lagging entries that show up after the move is already gone. Honestly, itās like trying to drive a car by only looking in the rearview mirror.
Let me make one thing clear: Iām not some salty newbie blowing accounts. I trade prop firm accounts and average over 10K/month in net profit. So when I say this system is a joke, itās not because I ādonāt understand it.ā Itās because it flat-out doesnāt work in live trading conditions. Period.
What blows my mind is that after years and hundreds of pages of this thread, not a single person has shown consistent, verified results. Not one. Not even Xard himself. Instead, itās just endless screenshots, cherry-picked setups, and fairy tales about compounding your way to riches. Compounding what, exactly? The losses? The imaginary pips from repainting indicators? Give me a break.
This whole thing feels less like a trading system and more like a trading religion. Lots of hype, lots of promises, zero substance. Itās amazing how many people keep worshipping at the altar of this system when nobody can actually prove it makes steady money.
So Iāll ask the question everyoneās too polite (or too deluded) to ask: is anyone here actually making real, consistent profits with this circus act of a system? Or are we all just role-playing traders on demo accounts and patting ourselves on the back for spotting āmini dotsā?
Yeah, I know this post will probably get deleted because it breaks the echo chamber, but whatever. Iād rather be blunt and call it what it is: overrated, overhyped, and utterly useless for serious traders.
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