MyForexFunds which went bust a few years ago: $310 million in fees. I'm too lazy to dig it up, but I saw some numbers published on what Apex made on a monthly basis a while back and trust me - they can afford to pay even if it's out of their own pockets.
Bullshit. You had at least two posts deleted stating why would Apex pay him out of their “savings accounts” and other gibberish.
This is on the Apex website. RISK DISCLOSURE: This is not an investment opportunity. You do not deposit any funds for investment. We do not ask for any funds for investment. At no time do you risk your own capital. There are no promises of rewards or returns.
Meaningless. Even if they stated “we reserve the right not to pay you”; it lacks reciprocity and therefore is unenforceable.
Good Morning demoncore, Is what I said not true and that is what is currently happening to the OP? The OP asked for a $100k payout and Apex CEO said No, im not paying you a damn penny. Is this right or wrong? In my opinion and my personal history in business, its neither right or wrong, its business. If the OP do not like it, sue Apex. That is how its works in America. That is the beautiful of America, you can get rich or make money however you want to right or wrong, legal or illegal. We are traders, risk comes with this business in ALL sorts of ways. Do not trade with money you can not afford to lose. It doesn't matter how the money is loss, do not trade with money you can not afford to lose.
You deleted the posts so we'll never know. Why did you delete the posts if you stand by what you wrote? You stated "good for him" when referring to Apex's owner. You're a POS. Credit/counterparty risk is not typically a concern. So yeah, it matters how the money is "lost". If Fidelity blows up and John Doe's $5MM goes with it, then SIPC isn't going to cover 90% of his loss. I don't expect you to understand this bc you're ******** but it matters.