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FBS shows regulated entities under ASIC and CySEC, but the WikiFX Score is 1.67 and the available records include two regulator disclosures plus a large volume of recent user complaints. The core risk is not a simple absence of regulation; it is the gap between formal oversight, negative disclosures, and repeated allegations involving withdrawals, balance adjustments, slippage, and account access.
WEBy Markets markets 500% bonuses and leverage up to 1:2000, but WikiFX shows a 1.93 score and no regulatory record. This review explains the Saint Lucia registration and what to verify before funding.
The U.S. Treasury Department took an emergency step on Wednesday to stabilize a rattled bond market, announcing that it would at least double the size of its liquidity support buyback operations for longer dated government securities from $2 billion to a minimum of $4 billion per operation. The change covers Treasury securities in the 10-to-20-year and 20-to-30-year maturity sectors and takes effect September 9, remaining in place through November 4, 2026.
United States President Donald Trump escalated his administration's financial offensive against Iran on Wednesday, announcing what he described as the "most crushing economic operation ever taken against any country," as talks to end the more than five-month conflict between the two nations remain deadlocked.
On August 21, 2026, WikiFX successfully hosted the "Elite Night 2026 · Hanoi – Discussing New Opportunities in Regional Financial Services" in Vietnam. The event brought together top-tier Introducing Brokers (IBs), Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), financial service institutions, and industry partners from the Vietnamese market, creating a high-quality networking event that emphasized in-depth dialogue and resource connectivity.
Was your trading experience with Warren Bowie & Smith, a Mauritius-based brokerage entity, not so fruitful? Did the broker tempt you into trading by giving you assurances of profits that never appeared on the Warren Bowie & Smith login dashboard? Did you struggle to withdraw profits from the trading platform? Upon your withdrawal request, did the broker official make you invest further? This Warren Bowie & Smith review examines serious trading allegations against the broker. Additionally, we have provided the broker’s regulatory status.
NAFEM turnover surged to $1.41 billion on August 17, 2026, the highest in five weeks, according to CBN data. The figure was more than seven times the $185 million recorded on August 11, with 394 deals including 178 interbank deals, as the naira strengthened to N1,350/$.
A man in his early 50s in Miri, Sarawak lost RM511,406 to a non-existent online investment scheme after receiving an unsolicited WhatsApp message on 18 March. He made 25 transfers to different bank accounts between 1 April and 24 May before realising he had been cheated. The case is investigated under Section 420 of the Penal Code for cheating, and police advise victims to contact the National Scam Response Center at 997.
The DFSA warned the public on 17 August 2026 that legitimate Authorised Firm Menhir Capital Management Limited has been impersonated in a scam using a fraudulent website (www.masiju.com) and email address. The regulator confirmed the genuine firm's domain is @menhircapital.ae and its true website is www.menhircapital.ae, and advised the public not to send money to any party connected to the scheme.
Economist Dr Justin Amase attributes Nigeria's July 2026 headline inflation decline to 15.43% to the CBN's tight monetary policy, exchange-rate stability and easing supply-chain pressures, while food inflation rose to 20.31% year-on-year on structural factors.
The Dubai Financial Services Authority warned the public about a scam impersonating DFSA Authorised Firm Menhir Capital Management Limited, flagging a fraudulent website and email that misuse the firm's name, DIFC address and reference number. The regulator confirmed the genuine domain is @menhircapital.ae and advised the public not to send money to any party connected to the scam.
Survivor bias and fake screenshots distort your expectations before you even place a trade. Learn the psychological filter and how to see through it.
Razor Markets is a low-deposit MT5 broker with a low WikiFX score and no regulatory information found in the available records. Its website points to authorisation through other entities, so this review explains what to verify before funding an account.
Edward Zimbardi, 59, of Georgia was arrested by FBI agents at LAX on August 14, 2026, after Fijian officials deported him over the alleged $165 million "The Crypto Program" Ponzi scheme that prosecutors say defrauded at least 6,000 investors worldwide. He faces 12 counts of wire fraud, 12 counts of money laundering and one count of money laundering conspiracy, and is presumed innocent until proven at trial.
SOFTRADE shows a low WikiFX score, no regulatory licence on file and a Central Bank of Russia (CBR) notice tying its website to signs of illegal market activity. This review explains what to verify before depositing.
A losing streak can hijack judgement and fuel revenge trading or freezing. This beginner-friendly guide explains the stress loop and shows a four-step mental reset for rebuilding decisions.
FXPesa is the trading name of EGM Securities Limited, a Kenyan broker licensed by the Capital Markets Authority. This review covers its regulation, tradable products and the checks to complete before depositing.
KATOPRIME carries a severe regulatory warning: no verified financial regulation was found, while BAPPEBTI disclosed unauthorized activity risks tied to blocked entities. User reports also describe accounts being suspended right when withdrawals were requested.
Adding more strategies does not automatically diversify your forex risk. Correlation shows how many positions move together, and it can rise exactly when market protection matters most.
US federal prosecutors indicted Edward Zimbardi of Georgia, deported from Fiji, over an alleged cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme called "The Crypto Program" that defrauded more than 6,000 investors and caused over $165 million in losses.