Kaizen Trading

Take a look at the metrics used to evaluate whether I am a bot. 1. % of accounts at 150k. This shows bot use? 2. Withdrawals per month. it says 10-30/mo but I was an affiliate that took withdrawals DAILY. Of course it is that high. 3. Total Withdrawal Amount: So if you are a profitable trader you are considered a bot? Is the underlying assumption that most people cannot be profitable? Also, my withdrawal amount was inflated since I was an affiliate. 4. Withdrawal to PNL ratio. My withdrawals were overinflated precisely because my affiliate and personal trading would overlap into ONE payout. 5. Withdrawal amount per trading day. same reasoning above. This is just one example of how an explanation can be given for certain assumptions made by the analysis above. But that is NOT evidence. This is BY DEFINITION conjecture and speculation. If tactics like these are used to deny hard-earned payouts, In my cases it was $30,000, it undermines the entire premises of a funding company. You can speculate your way to a denial and ban if you are too profitable. @jamessixsmith9 @TakeProfitLLC Please make this right. This is a total injustice with ZERO basis and utterly untruthful. Speculation and correlation using SHAP ratios have the severe possibility for false positives.

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I paid @TakeProfitLLC $686,149 in fees over 19 months. I received $577,856 in payouts. They profited $108,293 from me. Then permanently banned me, forfeited my remaining profits, and classified me a "confirmed bot" with 99.3% confidence. Here's why that's a lie. A thread. 🧵