In this case, then it's not their fault of choosing the tutors because we can blame them for giving the wrong knowledge about Forex. Always remember the rules before hiring tutors to teach us, first is to see their track record in long term more than 2 years trading. Never trust someone who can trade with good result but their account history runs for about few weeks.
After that, look at the way they explain things as the beginning words whenever we first meet him before hiring him. Ask them what kind of service they provide and how long it takes for them to explain the whole strategy to us. Don't buy the promise from them and demand better proofs.
In my experience, I came to a Forex community and studied there for 3 days directly with 2 authors which I only paid the fee about $120 where the $100 was credited into my account that was affiliated to their brokers and the rest $20 for 3 days meals and snacks for me during the class. So, they actually didn't take any fee for me and everyone else who also participated in there because they just wanted to promote their brokers and offered their own service for free.
After they finished the programs in 3 days, I kept coming there to study with one of their IB and he was so nice to teach me all the things I didn't get from the authors. I learned with him about 2 weeks and came every day to discuss about market. Thanks for that meeting that help me open my mind into new things and I can say it was a valuable experience.
