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Are you kidding me? Started with them in 2021, I invested 10,000 and my son invested 5,000. I tried to withdraw some funds and all they did was play games, one excuse after another, in the end I got nothing and my advisor disappeared. The website disappeared and yet recently they contacted me and told me I must send more money to access my account. Who ever heard of such a thing, total scam and a bunch of crooks….
I traded with them and got my profits, though the earrings were little but better than nothing.
I thought the site was down, thank you for the upgrade and it's now user-friendly.
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