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Money and Forex: The Scams, The Lies, The Truth

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Forex trading is one of the most misunderstood industries in Kenya. Some people call it a scam, others have built careers and fortunes from it.

So what’s the truth?

In this episode of the Just Money Podcast, Ivy sits down with Alex Muoki, an Exness Pro Trader, to separate fact from fiction and expose how financial scams actually work.

Alex shares his six-year journey from curiosity-driven beginner to professional trader, while revealing the tricks, traps, and psychological tactics scammers use to exploit desperate investors.

In this conversation we explore:
* Why forex trading has developed a bad reputation in Kenya
* The difference between real traders and forex influencers
* How scammers use unrealistic returns to attract victims
* Romance investment scams and online impersonation schemes
* Why losing money doesn’t automatically mean you were scammed
* How to verify brokers and trading platforms
* The psychology of fear, greed, and risk-taking
* Why most traders fail before they become profitable
* AI, trading bots, and whether automation really works
* What it actually takes to build a legitimate trading career

Alex also shares his biggest wins and losses in the market, including making $12,000 in a single day and losing $7,000 in another.

One lesson stands out:
There are no guarantees in trading.
The moment someone promises guaranteed profits, it’s time to ask questions.

Whether you’re curious about forex, considering investing, or simply want to protect yourself from financial scams, this conversation offers practical insights into how the industry really works.


Get in touch with our Guest:

Alex Muoki - Exness Pro Trader
https://www.instagram.com/deleon_ke/?hl=en
ke.linkedin.com/in/alexander-muoki-514051b0
https://www.exness.com/blog/inside-exness/exness-team-pro-alex-muoki-wambua/

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Set Provider:
Thank you to Kofisi for providing our beautiful, world-class set, where ideas like this thrive.
Visit them at: https://kofisi.africa/

Born to Trade:
https://borntotrade.s.gy/borntotrade-yt1

If scammed or have been a victim of an online trading scam, you should report the incident immediately:

Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI): Contact the toll-free hotline at 0800722203 or file a report at your nearest police station.

Capital Markets Authority (CMA): Report fraudulent and unlicensed investment platforms to the CMA.

Central Bank of Kenya (CBK): Check the CBK Fraud Safety Guidelines for more information on spotting Ponzi and pyramid schemes.
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