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The risks of the 100% Strategy

By Saad El Soussi, UAE-authorized finfluencer · Updated 2026-11-01

The 100% Strategy is high risk. The main risks are: the profit depends on the bonus terms on the accounts, which can change; cycles can lose money; and each pair needs a second account holder you trust. Only invest money you can afford to lose.
Run by a UAE-authorized finfluencerSaad Nizar El Soussi, who runs the 100% Strategy, is listed by the UAE Capital Market Authority as an authorized finfluencer (entry 193, added 24 September 2026). Check the official list.

2. Bonus terms decide the profit

The bonus credit on the accounts absorbs the losing side of each pair. If that bonus changes, shrinks or ends, results change or the strategy stops working.

3. Cycles can lose

A sudden price gap, slippage or a broken connection can make a cycle close with a loss. The live record includes these losing cycles and shows the worst day.

4. Some days earn nothing

No cycles run at weekends, on holidays or around major news. Returns are counted per trading day, never per calendar day.

5. A second account holder

Each pair needs one account in your name and one in the name of a person you trust. That person legally holds that account.

6. Withdrawals and access

Withdrawals follow the account provider's own process and timing. We never hold your money, so we cannot speed up a withdrawal.

7. Past results

Since July 2026 the record is read from client accounts after every cycle. It does not guarantee the future.

Who should not join

See the record, then apply

The live record is read from client accounts after every cycle. Places are limited, so it runs as a waiting list.

Less than $10,000? Start with Saad's free community instead: SesTrading on Telegram

Questions people ask

What is the biggest risk?

That the bonus terms on the accounts change or end.

Can I lose more than I put in?

The accounts are standard trading accounts in your name. Ask about the negative-balance policy on the call before you start.

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