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Abstract:Finex Stock is the trade name of Broker Capitals Limited, a badly disguised scam. It does not take much effort to expose the truth because everything it claims is nonsence.
Finex Stock claims to be an experienced and regulated broker, offering bonuses and cashback to attract you to invest. However, the truth is not as beautiful as it describes. It is not worth taking the risk to lose your money by trading with it.
An “Experienced” Broker from 2000
For convincing traders that Finex Stock is an experienced forex broker, this broker tells a lie that is as fragile as a bubble.
This broker claims it has “20 years of experience from 2000”. And it has been “regulated in the UK for 15 years since 2005”. How could a broker in the financial business make such a simple addition wrong?
By checking this broker's domain (https://finexstock.com/), we found a funny fact that this “20-year-experienced broker” created its website on 6 Feb 2022, less than half a year ago. So how could it start a business in 2000? Those are red flags.
Fake UK-regulated Broker
Finex Stock also tries to convince people that it is regulated by the United Kingdom Financial Conduct Authority (UK FCA).
This is how we verify Finex Stock's regulation in the UK - we searched both the trade name “Finex Stock” and the company name “Broker Capitals Limited” through the FCA. But no results matched for Finex Stock and Broker Capitals Limited (Finex Stock's company name) in the FCA's Register. In other word, FinexStock is not regulated by UK FCA.
Two Operating Websites & Two Warnings
Finex Stock has two operating websites - “https://finexstock.eu/” and “https://finexstock.com/”. Both websites have the same design and similar domain names. It is not rare to see a forex scammer has two or even more operating websites. When a scam website is exposed, it can continue to deceive through the other website.
Moreover, the two websites are warned by the Italian Companies and Exchange Commission (CONSOB). Finex Stock is not authorized to provide financial services in Italy. Checking the blacklists of regulators can help us avoid many scams.
Bad Reviews
Some of the victims shared their unpleasing experiences when trading with Forex Stock. This broker keeps asking clients to deposit without giving any cent back to them.
These proof make it clear: Finex Stock is not regulated by any regulators. We would recommend traders stay away from unregulated brokers like Finex Stock and trade with licensed brokers.
Disclaimer:
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