Swing Trading Lab by Alex Gonzalez 2024 Reports & Reviews

Swing Trading Lab by Alex Gonzalez Reports & Reviews (8)

• Sep 01, 2023

Type of a scam Investment

1000000% Scam

Take my word for. I've been trading for over a decade and have analyzed his behavior on Social Media and let me tell you... Alex Gonzalez is 100000% a scam!

Why he has 3 phones with 3 demo trading accounts? Well it's so he can trade 3 accounts with different trades obviously. One account he buys, the second he sells. Which ever account gains profit, he jumps for joy like a rookie, and brags about it on his Instagram.

Alex Gonzalez has no tradingview account where he shares his trade plans and setups prior to his so called winning trades. He just says "See told ya!" after one of his demo accounts enters a fake trade on one of the 3 fake accounts.

Alex Gonzalez has a strategy called "Set and Forget" which he openly admitted on Instagram several times @fxalexg that his account was blown from that strategy.

Alex Gonzalez has no verified trading history or statement on MyFXBook which is the world's largest verification websites for Forex Traders. Every trader that's somebody, uses MyFXBook. The fact he never shares his MyFXBook link is very suspicious.

Ask yourself this... if he actually was legit, why is he trying to sell himself so hard on Instragram for the cheap training course he offers? If he was so good at trading, why wouldn't he just trade and make millions instead of selling a course for dirt cheap?

Real traders don't brag about their winners and get all excited the way he does. His excitement energy is the biggest clue of how much of a rookie he truly is..

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• Mar 09, 2024

forextrader13, I have not purchased his course, but I do follow him on Telegram and Instagram. With the few trade suggestions he posted for free on Instagram in the past 6 months, I personally placed the same orders on a demo account.(I sometimes had to enter a bit later, as he usually post after he enters the trade.) About 65 -70% of them were profitable, with an RR on average of about 1 to 2.That is actually very good. Not a lot of people even manage to make any profit in the markets.
I'm also very scared to trust anyone selling the dream, but my personal feeling about him is that he is legit. I'm purely saying that due to the following points:

1) He has about 140k subscribers on Telegram , 300k subscribers on YouTube and 460k followers on Instagram, and I can only find at most 10 bad reviews of him. Surely if he was a scam, it would have backfired on him by now with that many people following him.

2) He does a lot of posting of trades that you can follow live. If he were a scammer, why would he risk posting free trades?

3) Did anyone follow his live trading from $100 to $300,000? You just can't scam this! A lot of people followed these trades live.

I'm really interested in joining his course, but I will follow his free trades for at least another few months.

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• Sep 04, 2023

Hey forextrader,i too was scammed out of $10000 of my funds.
It's a shame these scam artist use platforms such as these to steal millions from their victims, my saving grace was the investigation firm suggested to me by a friend whose complaint form I filled to them on bit . ly/3i3bep7 using the details I provided to them they helped me get my money back.
If you still have this issue send a complaint to them.
They should be able to help you as they did me

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• Aug 24, 2023

Type of a scam CryptoCurrency

A LOT OF SCAM INVESTEMENT SCAM COMPANIES THIS DAYS

They're nothing but scam, they won't let you withdraw all they do is ask you more money which i did pay because i never wanted to lose my initial money and it keep getting worst until i got help from forensic-watch com who got all back for me without hesitation.

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• May 20, 2023

Alexswingtrades.com - Highly Not Recommended

Subscription:

When it comes to cancelling your subscription, Alex will not give you a proper response, no matter whether its from Fxalexg Telegram, Instagram, email and the contact number which is listed on his website. I have to call my bank and dispute the monthly fee.

Trading Experience:

There are many loss trades than what Alex shows on his Instagram. Understand that he shows few of his losses on Instagram, to make himself appear as "transparent". With a strict risk management of 0.5% to 1% per trade, you are unable to achieve 8-10% net return by following his signals. His RR is only around 2 to 2.5, but with the win rate less than 10%, you do the math.

FTMO:

At first he posted he started FTMO 100k challenge with a 8% return, and proudly told us all, he will be showing us his certification of passing FTMO. 3 months from that day now, nothing has shown and he went to start another challenge on FMS. Asked him about what happened to his FTMO challenge, zero response, just like when you want to cancel the monthly subscription.

Just like Raul (Lamboraul), DatLuis (Pips Nation), and Alex himself, are selling dream to his followers. When you finally subscribe to their services, or pay their course fee, that's where you start seeing that you won't be ending anywhere nicely by just following their signals. Trust me, I followed and subscribed all of their services before, followed their signals with strict risk management, not even able to get pass 6% net return, and ended with several FTMO challenge losses.

Good luck to those who still want to proceed with their signals service. Remember, you are buying the dream that they sell to you, not a premium or good quality service. Spend your money with something more valuable elsewhere. :)

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• Jan 26, 2024

his trade rules are reasonable, yet i am not familiar with his market structure beyond follow the trend. i myself am a student of the work of Andrews and median lines. https://languageofmarkets.com/trade-craft/ is legit. but you'll have to do the work. his free videos are very well put together. i suspect Alex makes most of his money from subs rather than traders. his coaching might serve others better if he moves away from signal service and more toward education, but what do i know.

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Fake Forex Trader - Fake "Real" MT4 Account

Alex Gonzalez a.k.a. @fxalexg is a scammer in bed with the other scammers, he illegally ran FMS Traders in the USA out of Florida with 4 of the other FOREX scammers. His addresses prove he all rent his houses. The biggest meet and group posers met up, wanna be fake millionaires. How is he a millionaire trader but is begging for a 2 million dollar funded account in exchange for advertising to his followers? Another red flag is that he is using MetaTrader who was exposed for giving users fake accounts that are disguised as real ones. As someone who has been day trading for awhile, something doesn’t add up. This guy is most likely using a virtual dealer plug in on MetaTrader to fake his results. All his money is made on affiliates and scamming people from Athens Markets and FMS Traders and now another BS funded site. He deserve a special place in H-e-l-l, I'll be laughing when all of you guys catch a case by the SEC and CFTC.

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Scammer's website t.me/alexsetandforget
Scammer's address Miami, FL
Country United States
Type of a scam Investment
Initial means of contact Social media (e.g., Facebook)

Alex Gonzalez a.k.a @fxalexg is a Fraud!

Alex Gonzalez a.k.a @fxalexg @swingtradinglab is without a doubt the biggest scam of them all. I seriously feel bad for anyone that would even take him serious. On his small account challenge, he had the time stamps of him being in trades for like 1 min when the move he caught was 50 pips! He was clearly manipulating the back end. He deleted the account when people caught wind of it.