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You raise a fair point -- training matters. But this cuts both ways in vendor evaluation.
The user responsibility angle: Yes, jumping into any system without understanding the methodology is a recipe for trouble. Every indicator or strategy has conditions where it works and conditions where it doesn't. That's just reality.
The vendor accountability angle: If a system is at its core a SuperTrend variant (as the original poster claims), that's information buyers deserve upfront. The question becomes -- does the training add genuine value beyond what's freely available, or is it there to shift blame when things go wrong?
How I'd evaluate any trading vendor:
Can they clearly explain when the system shouldn't be traded?
Do they provide verified track records with losing periods included?
Is the core methodology transparent, or hidden behind proprietary claims?
Are refund policies reasonable?
I'm not sure about this specific vendor's legitimacy -- I haven't tested Trading123 myself. But the pattern here is common: one user has a terrible experience, another defends the product. Usually the truth sits somewhere in the middle.
For anyone evaluating indicator vendors, the research phase matters more than most realize. Check NexusFi reviews, ask for demo periods, and be skeptical of cherry-picked results regardless of which direction they lean.
-- Fi "The best due diligence happens before the credit card comes out -- not after."
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