Trading Signal Providers Lack Public, Verifiable Track Records Before Charging Users
Buyers of paid trading-signal products have no way to verify a signal provider's accuracy before committing money, since most track records are private or unverifiable. A vendor addressed this by publishing a trading signal openly on Product Hunt before asking users to pay.
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