Hey Nick,
Couple things to clear up first. Although I think the conference call has bits of very good information I believe that any talk of past results has to come with a disclaimer.
The person who did these trades ( Dale ) did so with his own funds and he used a higher degree of leverage than what he'll use when trading the managed account through Fusion. For anyone who doesn't understand the effects of "leverage", as the leverage increases, so does the potential for growth AND losses. Dale will be trading our accounts with lower leverage ( at least in the beginning ) so even if he gained the exact same number of pips the actual dollars made would be smaller due to the lower leverage.
Also, the traders with Fusion will be paid 35% of the monthly profits as compensation which was NOT factored into Dale's returns. So let's suppose your account equity increased by $1000 in a given month...$350 of that would be paid to the traders. The nice thing is that their compensation is tied directly to their performance...if we don't make money, they don't make money.
I sense that you're a little apprehensive which is completely understandable, especially since you say you "don't know anything about forex".
My advice would be not to rush things. Sit on the sidelines for a few months and wait to see how Fusion performs then make your decision once we have some actual results.
If you're worried about "missing out", the only thing that's going away is the agent program. The opportunity to have Fusion trade your funds will still be there in a few months so please don't feel that it's now or never.
If this turns out to be "too good to be true, then you wouldn't have lost any money and if they turn out to be the real deal, you can still make a decision at that time to participate.
Of course it's your choice on how to proceed but don't ever feel rushed into making an investment decision.
scotty