On September 13th, after depositing an additional $7,771 as investment capital, the profit gradually increased. However, on September 19th, the trading account balance dropped from $36,296 to the broker-recommended positions that were traded as "sell" on September 19th and 20th. After the trade execution, the margin level started to rapidly decrease. The broker-recommended positions resulted in significant losses, contrary to the expected profits. To prevent further losses, on September 23rd, the margin level continued to decline to 138%. The investor urgently requested whether all trading positions should be liquidated. In response, the broker stated, "It would be good to allocate a bit more funds that can withstand the situation. Increase the margin level because the market won't stay like this for long. It will return to the planned state, so it's just a matter of time. If you deposit more investment capital to increase the margin level, it seems that you can sustain it for a longer period." However, the broker only mentioned that if additional funds were not deposited, it would be inevitable to incur losses due to insufficient funds. The investor requested assistance from the broker again to prevent losses, but there was no response. When the investor requested liquidation from the broker on September 23rd, if at least the positions were liquidated, it could have reduced significant losses. However, following the broker's advice to not liquidate the positions and to observe further, the investor suffered substantial losses and lost all investment capital. The broker, who is supposed to minimize the investor's losses while maximizing profits, did not fulfill their responsibility. In a blink of an eye, on September 26th, all investment capital disappeared. The trading account balance, which was $36,296 on September 19th, is now $0, and the Total Profit is -$52,319. These brokers are highly optimized scammers.