Hi, I'm Steve FcKay and I invented Immediate Edge I want YOU to become rich, just like me. And I’m going to give you the tools to do it for FREE!

Immediate Edge uses the latest quantum computing technology to see into the immediate future to give you that edge on the competition.

All you need to do is press the auto-cash button and wait!

It’s that simple!

You can make millions in just a few months like Caroline, Monica, Charles and Richard

I invented Immediate Edge while I was working in an air defense technology and decided that this technology should be shared with the world. Now we freeing people from their daily lives with financial freedom! Do hurry though as places are limited on this spectacular chance to be financially free. Our platform has been commended by tech giants so you know that it is a good bet! Don't delay, register today and speak to your own personal broker! This is the perfect app for novices and professionals alike but there are only so many places left and we cannot give it away free forever. Quick withdrawals Demo accounts for trading 'Autopilot' feature so you can relax

Introduction:

You won't believe the profits you can make with Immediate Edge:

• You've probably heard the buzz about Immediate Edge – the revolutionary platform that promises substantial financial gains with minimal effort. But how much truth is there to these claims? Well the good news is that we can tell you exactly how much money you can make and how to make it easily.
• The first thing you need to do when investing in Immediate Edge is to stop and think. What exactly are you trying to achieve? Are you looking to get rich quick?
• Are you just looking for a substantial backup income?

Either way, the purpose of this article is to explain how you can find that financial freedom and how you can get that secondary income from using the Immediate Edge!

Build on your own Expectations:

• The Immediate Edge has a built in autopilot mode that makes you money while you are doing other things, like enjoying life.
• So what do you have to do to embark upon this journey and receive a life-changing income?
• What is the most important thing to know about Immediate Edge or any of the get rich quick trading scheme?

Remember to Take A Quick Reality Check!

• "As alluring as it sounds, it's crucial to dig deeper. What's the real story behind Immediate Edge, and how much can you realistically expect to make – if anything at all?"
• It is a great sounding opportunity, but is it too good to be true?
• Can a platform really guarantee a 90% win rate?
• How could it guarantee a win rate if the market changes?
• Why is there a CFD trading notice at the bottom of the page warning you that you could lose all of your money?

Let's Get the Facts:

• What is CFD trading?

CFD trading, or Contract for Difference trading, is a method of speculative investing that allows traders to speculate on the rising or falling prices of fast-moving global financial markets or instruments, such as shares, indices, commodities, currencies, and treasuries.

Here's a breakdown of how CFD trading works:

1. Not Owning the Underlying Asset: In CFD trading, you don't actually buy or sell the underlying asset (like a physical share, currency pair, or commodity). Instead, you buy or sell a number of units for a particular instrument based on whether you think prices will go up or down.

2. Leverage: CFDs are a leveraged product, meaning you only need to deposit a small percentage of the total value of the trade to open a position. While leverage can magnify profits, it can also magnify losses, including losses that can exceed your initial deposit.

3. Going Long or Short: You can either go long (buy) if you think the market price will rise, or go short (sell) if you think it will fall. This means you can potentially profit in both rising and falling markets.

4. Margin and Margin Calls: Since CFDs are traded on margin, you have to maintain a minimum balance in your trading account, known as the margin. If your account falls below this margin because of trading losses, you'll get a margin call, asking you to top up your account.

5. Spread and Holding Costs: When you trade CFDs, you'll need to pay the spread, which is the difference between the buy and sell price. If you hold a position overnight, you may also incur holding costs.

6. Risks: The combination of leverage and market volatility means CFD trading carries a high level of risk, especially for inexperienced traders. It's possible to lose more than your initial investment.

7. Not Suitable for Long-term Investments: Due to the costs associated with holding CFDs long-term (like overnight holding costs), they are not ideal for long-term investments.

CFD trading is popular amongst professionals due to the ability to trade on margin, access to global markets, and the flexibility to go short or long. However, it requires a good understanding of the financial markets and a clear strategy, considering the high risks involved. It's always recommended to fully understand these risks and consider seeking independent financial advice if you're new to CFD trading.

Most importantly of all, the money you lose goes to the brokers just like a bookie, so they are very keen for you to trade when you have no idea of what you are doing.

• Is CFD trading suitable for beginners?

CFD (Contract for Difference) trading can be very risky, particularly for novices. This form of trading involves complexities and risks that can be challenging for those who are new to financial markets. Here's why it can be considered dangerous for beginners:

1. High Leverage: CFDs are leveraged products, meaning a small deposit can control a much larger market exposure. While this can amplify profits, it also increases the risk of substantial losses, potentially exceeding the initial investment.

2. Market Volatility: CFDs are often traded on volatile markets. Price movements can be swift and significant, which can be difficult for novices to navigate effectively.

3. Risk of Rapid Losses: Due to the combination of leverage and market volatility, novices can quickly incur significant losses, especially if they do not have effective risk management strategies in place.

4. Complexity of Financial Instruments: Understanding CFDs and the underlying assets requires a good grasp of financial markets and instruments, which can be a steep learning curve for beginners.

5. Emotional and Psychological Factors: Novices may find the high-pressure environment of CFD trading challenging. Emotional decision-making can lead to poor trading choices.

6. Risk Management: Novices might not have the experience to set appropriate stop-loss orders or to manage their positions effectively, increasing the risk of losses.

7. Overtrading: The ease of entering and exiting positions in CFD trading can lead novices to trade too frequently (overtrading), increasing transaction costs and the likelihood of losses.

8. Misleading Perceptions: Sometimes, the marketing of CFD trading can underplay the risks and overemphasize the potential for quick profits, leading to a misleading perception among beginners.

For these reasons, CFD trading is considered unsuitable for inexperienced traders or those who do not fully understand the risks involved. If novices are determined to explore CFD trading, it's crucial that they start with a thorough education, use demo accounts to practice, invest only what they can afford to lose, and consider seeking advice from a financial advisor. It’s also important for them to start with small, manageable trades and develop a clear, disciplined trading strategy.

• So why is there a CFD warning at the bottom of the Immediate Edge page if I'm using a foolproof autopilot to trade?

Sadly, there is a very unpleasant reason that this warning is present. You see soliciting CFD trading is illegal in the US, so they have to trick you into getting involved and then blame you later. The reason they use CFDs is because the losses go directly to them, the brokers. They warn at the bottom of the page so that if they are ever found they can point out that the user was informed they were using very dangerous trading products, even if they told them that they would have an AI autopilot to protect them. They use a false product to trick people into trading with products that are illegal in the trader's territory and then point out it was the traders responsibility to check the legality. It is a scam, not a warning.

 

The Allure of Easy Money

If anyone is promising easy money then they are out to steal yours. No one just throws money away to strangers. Even a philanthropist gives their money away to the people and places they owe their success to, not a bunch of strangers on the internet.

• So how much money can I make with Immediate Edge?

Well unless you're a scammer, the astonishing truth is that you cannot make money with Immediate Edge! It is a scam designed to defraud you with CFD trading which is illegal in your country anyway. They told you to check that you were allowed to trade CFDs and you were so caught up in the easy money scam you didn't notice. That is what a scam is!

Section 2: Unpacking the Reality Behind Immediate Edge

• Is Immediate Edge Safe and Legitimate?

Why are there so many websites discussing Immediate Edge and why do they all talk about the pros and cons and how much money you can make if it is a scam?  Well this is an easier question to answer than you might think. The answer is that one group of scammers working out of London, Cyprus and Tel Aviv run all of these websites under two companies, Click Media and Finixio. Finixio is officially based in London and Click Media is based in Cyprus. They run websites full of information about crypto and betting online and other subjects and then slip in reviews of all of their boiler room scams so that everyone thinks those reviews are as real as the ones that real journalists write that are on their sites. They use the 90% real reviews to legitimize the 10% fake scammer reviews that make them and their offshore CFD scammer friends their money.

• Why don't the real reviews of people being scammed get these sites shut down?

They do, all the time. That's why there are always three versions of every 'Official Immediate Edge site' so that they can just re-point their scammer links and carry on as if nothing has happened. They have been doing this for years.

Understanding the Risks

• As we have already explained, CFDs are volatile and complex trading instruments that an offshore broker can render as null and void for a number of reasons that a novice will find it difficult to understand. Once you have coupled this with the highly volatile world of cryptocurrency, you have a recipe for disaster for any inexperienced trader. Gambling with this cocktail of trading products is bound to end in disaster.
• These products are specifically designed to be a loophole to every part of the law, especially in the UK. They make it the responsibility of the novice to check the small print and verify the legality of using these products, even though the small print is the only part of the website that even mentions CFD options trading.
• The company soliciting the CFD options trading is not located within the UK (even though many of those responsible almost certainly are) and pretends to be soliciting their products to everyone else. 

The Misleading Nature of Affiliate Reviews

• You see an affiliate does not write a review, an affiliate is in competition with all of the other affiliates for every scrap of fees that the crooked brokers pay out from their successful frauds. They can pay up to $1000 USD for a good prospect that they get the phone number of and that is a lot of motivation, especially if you are in a country where $1000 can buy you a house. Because of this, they will come up with literally anything to persuade people to sign-up with the boiler room scammers, regardless of the dangers. They just do not think about the people being defrauded.
• These review sites therefore have no business saying that they are a review. They are an advert, an advert that does not have to abide by any rules or regulations because the companies that operate them and the web severs that host them are hidden behind various services to protect people's identity online and to protect webserver addresses. They do not consider themselves as scammers, just as inventive liars. They are only doing what all of the other affiliates do. Companies like Click Media, Finixio and Techbullion think that they provide information services for investors and only a few employees even know what a boiler room scam is.

Making Informed Decisions

• In general, if there are a lot of affiliate reviews for a product explaining that withdrawals are easy and there are a lot of five star reviews on TrustPilot, that is a sign of a boiler room scam. If there are a lot of reveiws with the words Scam or Legit:

Then you know it is a scam.

• If there are more than one website claiming to be the official, updated website, it is a scam. These are all the tactics that the scammers use to fool Google thinking that their website is the most important source for information about Immediate Edge or Quantum AI etc.
• Stick to more reliable sites about investing in cryptocurrency such as Investopedia
• If you do a search on a site for Immediate Edge and see anything like this:

Then get off of that site as soon as possible, report the site as an affiliate scams site, and make sure never to listen to any advice that site, or any other site operated by the same people (Click Media) operate. Anyone reviewing a site like Immediate Edge as anything other than a scam is an affiliate and is only interested in seeing you be defrauded so that they can take a slice of your downfall. All of the other Immediate... scams mentioned on the page to the left are the new generation of the Immediate Edge scam and will start being touted by the affiliate scammers very soon... Click Media know perfectly well that no one will ever make a penny out of any of them.

What to Do If You've Been Misled

• If you have already signed up for Immediate Edge and have sent your money to the offshore CFD brokers then you cannot get it back from them easily. The best option is to get a refund from your bank as they have a responsibility to ensure that you and your money are safe. 
• Do not use recovery companies as they all seem to be run out of Tel Aviv where quite a few of the scammers seem to come from and have no authority to do anything anyway.
• Make sure you report everything to the Police with as much proof as possible and that you send us a full report of what happened with all accompanying evidence to our contact page.

Conclusion:

• Remember to follow the simple checklist
  
  • Are there more than one website claiming to be the official for this product?
  • Do they make claims that seem too good to be true?
  • Are there a lot of reviews on sites that review other get rich quick schemes?
  • Are there too many five start TrustPilot reviews, all with a few reviews each and each with a photo?
• If you can stick to checking the points above then you have a good chance of avoiding the most obvious boiler room scams..

Call to Action:

• Please send us any details of any scams you encounter so that we can prevent more people falling foul
• Share this on social media and link top it from there or from your own pages. We can beat the scammers if we work together!

This structure aims to directly address the key questions and concerns in the reader's mind, offering a more critical and informative perspective compared to the overly optimistic narratives presented by affiliate sites. By thinking like they do, but providing honest and helpful content, we can effectively counteract their misleading information.