One of the newly released trading systems is the so-called Obcasio software by Michael Watson. When it was first shown to me, I thought that this might be a good opportunity.
I decided to conduct a thorough investigation in the Obcasio system to see if everything claimed in the video checks out. It is very important to properly understand everything you sign up for both in the physical world and in the online field. Given the fact that online trading carries a lot of risks, if you sign up for an unreliable robot you get exposed to too much risk. If you doubt the authenticity of Obcasio, read my full review to find more details about it and whether it is a scam.
Michael Watson & Obcasio’s Origins
Mr. Watson presents himself as CEO and founder of the company that owns the Obcasio software. He claims to have been a senior trader in a top investment bank. After quitting his job to pursue his dreams, he gathered a team of his former partners and they began working for themselves. Mr. Watson claims that they have been trading on Forex before shifting their focus to this.
Review Verdict: Obcasio Software Is a Scam
They wrote a code which was implemented into Obcasio 2.0 to automate the process and make their system lightning fast. Now, they are offering there system for free, claiming that Michael Watson and his team will make a 1% mark-up on top of your earnings and for that reason they do not require payment for the robot.
Curios Fact:
The word “obcasio” really does mean opportunity in Latin.
Obcasio Software – Expected Results
There is no explanation how the Obcasio system works, what is the technology and theoretical framework applied in its creation. This makes me quite suspicious of the trading robot. It can also be interpreted as an inability for the Obcasio software to offer anything special to its customers. But what left an impression were the promised results.
It is true that clients of the software are not promised some impossible to achieve, far-fetched profits. The average daily earnings are around $2,000. Still, these have not been verified. The shocking thing is that on the website of the Obcasio robot there are some live trading results presented. And they are obviously fabricated – the first result is obviously randomly generated and wrong at that, as you can see in the photo above.
Review Verdict: Obcasio Software Is a Scam
Obcasio System – More Scam Proof
On the website, you can also find some user testimonials and provided feedback on generated results so far. My investigation shows that the used photos are stock. I am convinced that all the quoted results are fake. Made up just to attract customers to the Obcasio trading system. My advice is that you do not trust the provided information about Obcasio.
Final Verdict on Obcasio
I have tried to explain to you in brief detail, compiling the above review, why the Obcasio software is not to be trusted. Its results are not verified and there is very little information on the system itself. My attempts at contacting them to receive more details on how the software would work were fruitless. This makes me doubt the reliability of the customer support, too. For that reason, I conclude that Obcasio is a scam and you should consider a safer option for your investment needs.
Review Verdict: Obcasio Software Is a Scam
