written by reader “Average Joe” Adam Mesh trading system

by gator463 | May 27, 2012 10:27 pm

Anyone had any experience with the Adam Mesh[1] trading system?

Endnotes:
  1. Adam Mesh: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/tag/adam-mesh/

Source URL: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/2012/05/microblog-average-joe-adam-mesh-trading-system/


110 responses to “written by reader “Average Joe” Adam Mesh trading system”

  1. daniel smith says:

    Hi Adam, appreciate the prompt answers 🙂 and the link. Already checking into it.
    Dan

  2. davsal2006 says:

    Hi Adam,

    what about your “Full Contact Trading”?
    I am being emailed about this.

    Anyone joint this?

    David

  3. Bryan says:

    From what I see the “Full Contact Trading” is a system based on a book you can buy on amazon.com for $13 about reptiles

  4. Mike says:

    I just realized that I have been scammed

  5. mia says:

    i had a brief go around with the mesh team…
    with in the last 8 months.
    very how do say kind of put up or shut up mentality.
    calls were off the cuff un-staged a lot of excitement, unnecessary hype.
    unclear to follow logic and reasoning for me..
    was disappointed for the wild recommendations loss of 300/dollars mbg
    called too refund within 24 hours of signing b/c of the conference call,
    ridiculous nature .
    was denied refund encouraged to try another service or at least stay in for allotted time since i was losing 300 anyway.
    not impressed/ recommendations were way off the mark

  6. mystic100 says:

    So I got the email from Adam Mesh and I usually simply delete anything I didn’t solicit, in other words my address was obviously purchased from someone who had it (I expect this these days even when people say they never “share” an address, that doesn’t mean they don’t “sell” it. Whatever … that’s the way of things nowadays).
    Anyway, I have been a Gumshoe follower for years and use it as a resource for getting through hype, which is the mission Travis is on and I want to keep supporting.
    Adam Mesh’s responses over the last few years are laudatory, so that goes in his favor. I found this thread useful.
    I went ahead and ordered the $29.95 Full Contact starter package, partly because he won me over in this thread and also because I am definitely looking to get my act together on my investment strategy for retirement (which I have already entered into as I’m in my mid 60’s now).
    I will take him up on his invite to audit one of his member calls if that is still available.
    I’ll also report back here my experience of entering into this “community” and the quality of attention that is truly offered.
    By the way, I am a professional coach and trainer who has worked privately with executives and organizations and taught hundreds (if not thousands) in the art and skill of coaching. So I think I know some things about what excellent coaching and customer service and satisfaction look like.

  7. j diaz says:

    Although I use stockgumshoe to look up new investment ideas, I’ve never posted on this or any other review site. So here goes a first. Two years ago, I started reading/researching for a way to supplement a very small retirement income. Convinced I could do it with the right effort and instruction, I started with Stansberry. Learned alot even with their inexpensive offerings. Had some success, but those are medium to long term investments. I needed quicker gains starting with limited funds and options appeared to be a possibility. I lost most of my starting capital following different gurus, then signed up for OWM, one of Adam Mesh’s services. (They love acronyms!) It wasn’t a good fit so I called to cancel and get a refund. After explaining what I was trying to accomplish, they extended my refund period and put me in a different program. I had more winners than losers. The weekly calls were real and engaging. It didn’t eliminate the frustration of losing trades, but I was learning more than just following recommendations. Even with that, I almost gave up when we went through a losing streak. Then things turned around last month. I’ve now made back all that I had lost…from this service and others! Glad I stayed with ’em!

  8. cer656 says:

    Thanks for your comments everyone. I will stay away – far away…
    CER

  9. Bill Hooker says:

    I took the average joe trading course roughly 10 years ago. Adam held weekly meetings and Christian was my tutor. Occasionally I still read the book and watch the dvd for a refresher. I found it quite valuable and informative and thought it was money well spent. I haven’t purchased any trading services. Ultimately any trades, suggested or not, are your own decision. Market fluctuations make it impossible for all trades to be winners. Take profits while they are there and cut losses quickly and you can overall make a lot of money. Optionistics, Yahoo screeners, and vantage point I have found to be excellent and invaluable sources of Information also.

  10. Mark Hirschhorn says:

    I was with them for a month ending today.
    They would probably admit this was one of their worst months ever.

    But besides wrongeard picks I think it would be very difficult to make money with them.
    Firstly , you get a dispatch – at no particular time, which means: if you answer another call, eat lunch go to the bathroom or work you are going to miss trades. And then of course the biggest winning ones.
    When the “advice” to buy said option at $1.90 you’ll be lucky to see $2.40.
    NO I don’t believe they are criminal, yet it doesn’t seem likely to earn with them.

  11. Dennis says:

    Have been a paying subscriber for 4 years. All the successful trades combined for the whole 4 years would not pay for even one of my subscriptions. Christians’ chart analysis is what kept me in. Tho their trades are sh*t, the analysis helped in all of my other trading. I trade mostly the indices, and felt Christian had a handle on watching trends and charts.

  12. Tom says:

    Hi Adam,

    Since it looks like you are active on this blog today, I thought I’d ask a question as well. Some of your answers here reference specific services either in full, Options Wealth Machine, “TPM” an acronym for something else.

    Meanwhile your web site has links for:

    Coaching (self-explanatory I think…)

    Services:
    – Mesh Insider
    – Income Advantage For Life
    – Smart Money Elite
    – 5 Star Trading Academy
    – Ultimate Beginner’s Guide
    – Full Contact

    I get e-mail from you occasionally about something called “The Quest”

    Maybe it’s just me but I can’t seem to map the different services you describe in e-mail or here against the services that appear to be available on your web site.

    Is there a definitive list that describes the services, just bullet points even, i.e. this is our credit spread service, its name is “Options Wealth Machine”, this is our stock pick service 1 – you get N picks per month -its name is XYZ, etc.?

    I don’t understand why some of these things don’t appear on the web site.

  13. alliec65 says:

    Ok, I can no longer say I never join discussions like this. Today is the first. I cannot understand how people find the time to write about their anger and disappointment they feel due to some investment failures. I hear disappointment and sometimes anger directed at someone or something else when I read the negative comments. These come from beginner investors and investors that say they have been investing for 30 yrs and all the years in between.
    I always randomly choose websites that have reviews on a company or individual I am considering to invest my money in for a service they are offering me, however, I never allow what I read to be anywhere close to a deciding factor. I have found over the last few years that negative reviews about a person or company that sold someone an informational product should never be used as a deciding factor. It’s interesting actually how people (and if this does not apply to you then I’m not talking about you so there is no need to get mad at me will blame someone else for a purchase “they” made, for money they have lost OR for the money they have money they have not earned based on decisions they made. All of the “theys” I used are referring to the person who made the 6

  14. Ken Chesman says:

    $595 for 6 months

    first trade made over 1000 but I missed it because I did not know how to follow instructions

    second trade made over 2000 but I couldn’t get filled ( my fault)
    next 2 trades were small losses.

    my only complaint is the number of trades is far short of 1 or 2 per week.
    they offered an additional system to make up for it and extended time.

    still no trades

    I think they are honest but I’ll reserve judgement for now

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