Wasee, I've been seeing Onyango Tate all over IG reels flossing that new Porsche (KDX 325G) and claiming that forex paid for it. Before I pay for his mentorship, I need to know... has anyone actually run that KDX number plate on the NTSA TIMS portal? Is the car legitimately registered in his name au ni zile rentals za Kilimani? This Nairobi fake lifestyle has made me very skeptical.
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Hii Nairobi usiamini kitu unaona IG bana. Watu wanakomboa magari for 3 days to shoot content za mwaka mzima. I haven't searched that specific KDX plate, but chances are it's a rental. Kuna msee hapa ako na access ya NTSA portal atusaidie ku-confirm?
To be honest, hata kama ni ya ku-rent, Onyango Tate ni msee mfunny sana. His reels crack me up every single day. He is an amazing entertainer and content creator. I watch his videos for the comedy and the good vibes, but definitely not for trading advice. He knows how to market himself.
Exactly Omondi. As an entertainer, he is top tier. The only problem is when desperate beginners watch him and think that Forex will automatically buy you a KDX Porsche in two months. Hiyo pressure ya fake lifestyle inafanya vijana wa-chome HELB loan na school fees wakitafuta quick money.
Bana, unalipa 10k ya VIP signals ndio ulipe rent ya Porsche ya mtu mwingine weekend. Wasee waamke! Real trading is boring. The guys actually making money kwa prop firms wanaendesha Subaru zao polepole Roysambu bila kusumbua watu online.
Lakini pia tusiwe na wivu sana. Kama msee ametoboa, ametoboa. Maybe he really bought it. Forex ina pesa kama uko na good capital na discipline. Hata kama I have my doubts about that specific KDX 325G, let's give him the benefit of the doubt mpaka tuone the logbook. 😂
The golden rule of Nairobi forex: The louder the lifestyle, the worse the trading strategy. A consistently profitable trader doesn't need to scream on top of a German machine to sell a $50 PDF. Enjoy Onyango's comedy, but keep your capital safe.
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