Forex For Women 

It’s absolute garbage. She sells a breakout fractal system, nothing new and sub par at best without any other market context. The abundance she talks about is from the memberships of desperate church woman and spins it as a Christian crusade. There is a reason she done not show her p&l. Do you really believe that she will have better returns then some of the best investors in the world like Peter lynch or Warren buffet? And from what I’ve read in other reviews on this site this will more than likely be taken down. All I can do is spread awareness, buyer beware.

Honestly I haven't seen any negative reviews in tiktok by any genuine one who follows her. That's practically impossible. I asked her to share myfxbook link to share to see the success but no reply. I presume this pure PR stunt and I don't believe those tiktok comments.

How can all these reviews saying the same thing keep getting removed?
I hope the last reviewer who commented about contacting a journalist has the FFW compound calculator and trade tracker they share during the free calls to lure paying members...
Let's talk about the FTC, is 11 million in MONTHLY profits reasonable, likely, achievable, typical, or possible?
The latest TikTok post says everything anyone should need to know.
FFW founders - You should be spending every waking minute addressing issues of transparency and refining a successful strategy for your dedicated members instead of flagging reviews and making social media posts shaming and borderline threatening people.
You wouldn't need to flag reviews if you addressed them, but I don't think you can.
I don't believe there are broker statements showing your success, and proof that you're making money on the system you're teaching.
Anyone thinking of joining, take these reviews seriously. Take note of how many positive reviews came in on the same day after being prompted to write them by Amanda.

ETA: Interesting to see that FFW have now unclaimed their trustpilot page for damage control and because they can't continue to have every honest 1* review removed.

My review was only factual and still got removed. I hope trustpilot sees that we're all saying the same thing and puts them back.

Facts:
The strategy doesn't work. 12 of 14 years of backtesting showed significant losses.

Women are censored by FFW in and out of the group.

They are making millions from subscriptions.

They don't show they make any profit from trading. How could showing their successes be bad for their business if they weren't losing and/or not using the "strategy" they share with the group.

Women said in the group they had made 30+ losses in a row. There's no coming back from that with the "strategy" being shared.

The leaders tout religious beliefs and are obsessed with angel numbers.

I am going to contact journalists about it.

I have been apart of this group for 6-8 weeks now. I have tried day trading off and on your years now and nothing I’ve learned fits into my schedule. Until Now!!! Im a haircolorist. I don’t need to explain IYKYK. This isn’t a get rich quick thing. I don’t need to see anyone’s bank statements to learn a trading technique. I watch every minute of every video, learn from it and make my best judgement on the next trade. My account has been growing 2%-3% each week. Doesn’t matter how much I started with. The reason for this group is to learn how to successfully trade and be a MOM. Anyone trying to come in here and get rich quick, doesn’t know trading and if you did, you wouldn’t have needed this group to begin with.

Amanda and her FFW academy TOTAL SCAM!!!!
Be aware, she stealing money from her members from women’s who dreaming to be financial free and working hard to pay her membership fees , building new house with our money that we paying her, selling you dreams and telling lies after lies!!!!

Seems like most negative reviews are being censored and flagged for harmful content by forex for women. Please take the negative reviews that are still visible seriously and stay away from this group. I hope trust pilot is taking this seriously and will continue to look out for consumers and allow these opinions to stay visible.

Wow. FFW is really working overtime to flag these 1 star reviews in hopes of getting their rating up. I sincerely hope Trustpilot will not remove them after reviewing since they are REAL experiences from REAL women warning others.

Run fast! Forex for women had my last review removed for telling the truth. I won't stop because I want to save other women.

Long story short their strategy doesn't work, Amanda is passive aggressive to members asking for help. Strategy is constantly changing (4x in 3 months). She says this is to improve it and she is still learning. Anyone learning should not be teaching lest of all charging for it.

Ask her about the court case against her and the other 2 ladies. She's not open to talking about it at all. Any mention of loss on her pages and it's 'just go again' or 'your mindset wasn't right'.

Please don't join this group. The 5 star reviews are because she asked her members in a call to do it. Please trust the 1 stars

This group is seriously not about trading. It’s about marketing and drawing in paying members. When I asked about watching one of the owners making real trades I was ridiculed and felt bullied so much that I removed my comments in the school app. I was told that I could see her strategy in action on her training calls and it was inappropriate to ask. No, it’s stupid not to ask that. If you want to learn to trade the right way there are many free mentors on YouTube and the Skool app.

Even as a brand new trader I was baffled when watching the Sunday broadcast where she would pick her winners for the week. The ones she always seemed to pick were such crappy looking trades not even a newbie like me would not touch them even with a demo account.

I hope there is another women’s trading (trader girl like) group started that is easy to find for recovering FFW members like me to find. We need a safe place to actually learn to trade the right way and not be someone’s Guinea pigs or sheeple.

I don't even know where to begin it's that bad. This group has great marketing, but fails to deliver any substance to their "strategy". I wanted to believe in this group and wanted to be in a space that fostered growth and development, which can be hard because the industry is male dominated and that comes with egos. The only way is their way or the highway. When you have paying customers, you should take some feedback from them, not boot them from the group because they ask questions. The most recent change to their strategy is horrible and has a huge fail rate, check out the other 1 star review from a lady who back tested it years. They think it is the Holy Grail, but I can tell you that from my over 2 years in the trading world it is NOT! Also, another huge red flag is proof. Proof of trades and P&L. I should've known this from the get go due to my past experience with the founder of this company, but I wanted to believe she had truly found her path and was actually trading vs just making money from memberships, foolish me. Also, to make note, the founder asked her members to go and post a 5 start review after other reviews were posted is just deceptive and not how a business should garner reviews.

Do yourself a favor, take to heart these 1 star reviews and steer clear, you can learn more on YouTube for free and put your monthly fee into a broker vs this group.

I joined this group as a woman wanting to achieve financial freedom through trading and leave my 9-5 job. Unfortunately, Forex For Women is not all that it is hyped up to be. I was a member of the VIP group for three months and the new trading strategy is simply not worth it for me.

Looking back, SO many red flags. Others have shared theirs, and mine were similar:

1. No evidence to substantiate the claims of profitability: No back testing data, no P&L statements, no broker statements. No relevant information at all. Responses to inquiries were vague. You're just supposed to have blind faith. This is not reasonable. Be smarter than I was.

2. The educational content totally lacked basic and foundational topics like support & resistance/liquidity/FVG’s/Order Blocks.

3. The strategy presented seemed to change frequently, which made it impossible to follow. It changed multiple times in the short months I was there. We were told they were just tweaks. Wow. That’s a lot of tweaks. Like, a LOT. I felt like I could not keep up.

3. I felt discouraged from asking basic relevant questions, which created an incredibly uncomfortable environment for learning.

I believe it's important to have a space where individuals can ask any questions they need answered openly and receive clear and useful information. Genuine education and support are essential in your trading journey. Sadly, you won’t find that with Forex for Women. I’m so glad I was approached to join the new Skool community & education platform!

What a disappointment!
I was so excited to begin my trading journey and learn a new skill. While in FFW we were promised that we’d all be rich and wealthy, the dream of financial freedom was sold HARD. There was no transparency regarding earnings or if the system taught was successful, there was no data, no numbers…just blind faith!
So happy I was approached by another group in the community to move my trading journey to.

Good and safe place to learn trading. I have moderate to medium trading experience. Concepts and strategies taught in FFW can be used on other commodities not just currencies. Who cares about the drama some of these broads put in reviews. Get a life. In ANYTHING, strategy changes based on circumstance. lol the people who argue that …are the ones with the same personality they had in high school lol. 35/mo is awesome for mindset coaching and trading mentoring. YouTube bros charge 10K for their courses and dump your @$$ after a few hours of calling trades in your face. Books are phenomenal as you cannot trade without honing your mindset. What you see in the charts are a reflection of your self.!! These books are dialed to help us on that. There are some strong Religious undertones, I dont really think a financial markets school is really the place to push that, but whatever ya know. Otherwise.. no notes. Fun and lighthearted.

As far as subscriptions go, US$35 per month, is great value for any woman wanting to learn how to trade in a supportive space. I'm a complete novice to trading and am finding the training and information easy enough to follow and support is at hand when needed. It's a very generous group of women wanting the best for each other. Highly recommended.

I have been a member of this group for over six months, initially excited about the prospect of learning a new skill and engaging with a community of women traders. My goal was to develop a passive income stream with just a few hours of work each week. Unfortunately, my experience has been disappointing, as I found myself doing all the work while the promised support and guidance fell short.

I participated in every beginner, advanced, and mindset call, eager to absorb the material. However, I soon noticed a troubling trend: the strategies being presented were changing frequently. While I understand that adaptation is part of growth, the changes have not been for the better. At a recent conference in Florida, the atmosphere was cult-like, pumping up women, and religious rather than practical trading skills. Out of an entire day, only about 15 minutes were dedicated to actual trading content (a new strategy), rendering the event a significant waste of my time and resources.

The group’s welcoming demeanor, especially from the owners, can be misleading. Despite some members experiencing success, conversations at the conference revealed that most were not profitable. Gains were minimal—often in the range of $15 to $98—while many members reported losses. A small group of members passed prop firm challenges and received payouts; however, since that time, the prop firm has not paid out other members due to a breach of contract (copy trading).

I strongly advise against joining this group. You would be better served by seeking out trading education through reputable YouTube channels or other resources. The potential for success in this group appears slim, and the risk of financial loss is significant. DO NOT JOIN!!!!!

If you are a total beginner and know nothing about trading and want to stay that way- this group is for you. You will not be successful here. The strategy changes constantly, particularly when members begin to catch on and ask questions. Bottom line- these girls have a history of MLM’s and they are a bunch of privileged white women preying on other women’s inexperience for monthly fee. They do not show broker statements— which any trader that is selling a course should. RED FLAG. She can’t answer simple fundamental questions. RED FLAG.

The people who do have success don’t even use this strategy — seriously, you can learn more from ChatGPT than from Amanda. She’s a grifter who uses her subscribers to test out her strategies— they don’t work.
And you’re told- “it’s the market” or you’re not following the “system”.

Knowledge is power and they don’t actually want you to learn— “it gets to be easy” is just another way of saying— you don’t need to think for yourself.

Bottom line: the smartest women leave this group.

This group of women have been so supportive and motivating. They are always trying to make things better and praise our success because our success is their success. The people that are posting bad reviews are the ones that were expecting a get rich quick scheme which doesn’t exist. This is something you have to learn and be patient with and put in the time. It does work and I have been very successful.

This is my honest experience and personal opinion from being a customer of FFW. I've been a member of FFW for almost 1 year, and in that time I've taken all the material seriously. As someone that really wanted this group to go somewhere, I have now, very reluctantly, admitted that I'm disappointed.

Edit. I’ve made adjustments to my review as FFW had it flagged as “defamatory”, which I disagree with. I’d like to point out this is my personal experience with this company. Seeing so many reviews flagged has not improved my opinion.

I really hope FFW addresses the very real concerns in the 1-star and 2-star reviews. I have picked up on what I can only describe as an us-vs-them mentality, which makes me personally uncomfortable. In my time at FFW, I’ve seen people called "haters", or "crabby", or "trash", by other members in meetings and in community comments, and the insinuation from the group (at least from my understanding) seems to be that these concerns should not be taken seriously. There are people like me in the community that are whole-heartedly concerned when we see things like name-calling, and public announcements about what can and cannot be said, religious verbiage like calling customers their “flock” and using angels numbers, and the continued request for transparency that is denied or ignored in comments. And all this is combined with the huge reduction in teaching hours (despite the hike in membership price) and over-promising of the performance of the systems they teach. This uneasy dynamic is something that I feel I’ve been seeing more and more, and I’m worried about what this group is becoming. And from my discussion from other members and simply reading comments in Skool, I’m not alone in my unease. From what I can see, there are legitimate patterns in the concerns that customers are reporting.

The leaders always tell their customers that they’re providing “so much value” to us again and again and again, and how they could charge us so much more, but what they say, vs what is delivered to / perceived by the customers simply doesn’t add up. It seems to me like the quality of this membership is actually losing value week after week, which is unfortunate for those of us rooting for them to succeed. Especially because I don’t think it would actually take that much to turn things around, if only the company got some outside perspective. I really hope that the founders start focusing on what will actually improve things, and that it gets better. There are many of us that hope we can start rooting for them again, but some really fundamental changes are needed before then. For anyone wondering, the new strategy is just ok right now (unprofitable in other years), but it’s very very simple, maybe profitable enough over time if the market/ spread is in your favor, and the founders seem like nice enough women when there’s less drama. They don’t deserve to be called names, but the women in these reviews don’t deserve to be called names by them either, or have their opinions taken down. They ALSO don’t deserve to feel intimidated by public TikToks that suggest that FFW has lawyers watching these reviews, and is watching for defamatory content. Customers have a right to their own opinion, and expressing one’s opinions and experiences on a platform specifically created to post reviews does not mean that there is an intention of defamation. I think that future customers deserve to see all sides of past customers’ experiences, whether they are positive or negative.

All in all, I personally feel that the culture in this group has become very strange, especially with the uptick in religious content. When I think about what FFW was before, vs how it is now, I feel that the culture has collapsed into something that feels fabricated and feels monitored for many of us.I wish I could say that I recommend this group to others, but for now I just can’t. I really hope this changes though, best of luck to FFW in moving forward.

– I’ve noticed a few changes and wanted to make an additional comment: (1) FFW has clearly seen these reviews because they’ve started to say things like “I’m always happy to hear feedback” in their group out of the blue, and are being more cautious about how they talk. I think this is a great start! I hope they continue to work on their communication. (2) On the other hand, they’ve flagged a large number of negative reviews on here all at once. (3) They’ve been asked for trade results to back up their “profitability” claims in posts, but they have confirmed that they will never provide results citing the FTC, and have said in comments that every other trading teacher in the industry that shows proof of their strategy is breaking FTC rules? Hmm…

So one step forwards, two steps back. Let’s see how it goes.