Project 303
by mrsamm | June 26, 2020 11:52 am
Any thoughts on the Andrew Keene[1] Project 303 for options[2] trading? Has anyone enrolled? Perhaps there are better sites /tools to use?
Endnotes:
- Andrew Keene: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/tag/andrew-keene/
- options: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/tag/options/
Source URL: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/2020/06/microblog-project-303/
Wish I knew. Was looking at same thing
I would like to get some more info on this service too. I have seen a few positives and some negatives but darn on the internet it is so hard to tell what is hype or not..
The system SCAN makes sense but what concerns me is this : Why have I seen the srvice listed from 5000 dollars all the way down to 97 dollars now project 303 is like 129.00?
I’m a lifetime member of the 303…wasn’t too much barrier for entry, but what Steven referenced is the 1450 Club, not 303. They’re not the same thing even though AK is using SCAN system for both. 303 is like the step program into 1450, but the info isn’t in real time, where 1450 club is trading with Andrew once markets are open. I’m a consumer, and trade options in spare time. Not a plug or anything for the service.
I started from the beginning of 303, and we’ve had some winners and some losers, and some haven’t been able to place because of timing. We get 2-3 trades every Monday and some ideas through the week, but only Monday’s are OFFICIAL TRADES. The rest are ideas that are not monitored, but some have been winners too. I think there’s more money to be made from 1450 Club (from what I can tell and from feedback of members in that clue) than 303, but I’m rolling with this for now. The thing is is that 303 recommends are made from info that is over the weekend, before the markets are open, which I have a feeling has something to do with the losers and/or not always being able to get into a trade b/c the open market limit price is already over the limit to get into it.
I don’t think he’s a scam at all, but we’re def sitting on some losers right now (And probably more for me because I’m trading some of the ideas)…I just think his 1450 Club program might be better because of the live trading with him. And also possibly other programs in the MoneyMap Press club.
Define “Lifetime” as in “lifetime member.” Keene himself doesn’t look to be quite 40 yet.
I am a Project 303 member and so far it’s been a mixed bag of results for the reasons outlined nicely below. It is not a scam, Andrew has a system that works very well for him, you will win with some and lose with others. (just like with any stock pics) This is not an ad for Project 303 by any stretch – do your homework and look into it and decide for yourself if its the right move or not. The entry point is not high for Project 303 but it is steep for the 1450 club. I am torn on going that route – the returns haven’t been good enough for me in the 303 club to justify the purchase point for the 1450 club but as the previous person wrote, Project 303 is not in real time and the 1450 club is – you will actually watch Andrew make trades using his live sink or swim account in real time so there is clearly more value there. I am not a 1450 club member currently but I wish I could demo it for a week or so and see how it goes because I want to join – just not for that price.
I am a member of 1450 not 303 he did report loses correctly. July was a bad month. If you are fast enough to get into the trade when called you can make a good profit that will wipe out loses. I think your platform also matters swabb takes a commission and is always about .05 above the call price 🙁
Hi Jennifer,
I just wanted to know, now a few months later are you still happy with the 1450 Club? I’m asking ’cause I’m thinking of subscribing to that one. TIA!
Don’t join the 1450 Club! I just finished the first year and requested a refund but was given a hard time by Money Map Press to agree to it. Their 100% money back guarantee is very vague and misleading. It states + After one year if you haven’t been given the chance to make 25x your money, simply call my team, and you’ll instantly receive a 100% refund. It is almost impossible to enter his trades in time from his live stream broadcast before his recommendations exceed his trade price limits. Also, the trades are also given by email about an hour or more later. The majority of trades lose money anyway looking at his daily portfolio posted at Money Map Press. I have not seen one testimonial of long term profits. Also , nothing but complaints at his 1450 Club Facebook page. Fortunately, I didn’t lose any money since I played on paper first.
I had subscribed to Project 303 , but soon cancelled and did get a return of my money. I think a better service is “Opening Bell Fortunes ” which I have had since its inception late in December 2019 . Sure there were winner and losers, but overall the service is a winner. They are OPTIONS but all trades have been simple calls . As of 8/11/20 had you placed $10,000 into each pick , cashed out and then placed $10,000 into the next pick, and counting all wins an losses your original $10,000 stake would not be worth $91,000 . Definitely a nice return for 8 months.
He does keep a portfolio of every trade and all is upfront and transparent!
did you place $10,000 in each trade? I could never do that.
Would you please share with us their website for “Opening Bell Fortunes”?
So Just a thought, How about all of you with Project 303, 1450 club members, and other subscription subscribers share with everyone? That way you will get all of the other services for a trade instead of spending more money to subscribe to each of them. Help out if you are already a member like this site helps you without a fee.
Hi Shawn, that’s not a bad idea. What services are you a subscriber to? I’m a member of several option trading services, maybe we can exchange some info?
I’m subscribed to some. Exchange info looks awesome. We are in the same boat.
Plaidfab
I just joined and decided to paper trade at first. It seemed good at first, but then he kept sending emails to upgrade to the 1450 club. I can’t even find his promised Thursday trade recommendations. Instead he sent a pitch for Tom whatever micro currency thing and I see that hasn’t been well-received here. And I don’t like bitcoin stuff, or anything marijuana. I think I paid $129.00 – Will be asking for a refund if things don’t improve tomorrow.
I posted on another thread today on this. I joined 303 as it was cheap enough to take a risk at. Lost money on the trades I was able to get in on at recommended option price but for 1. The emails and alerts you are supposed to get were either non-existent or too late to make money on. I was online the entire trading day with email alerts to my gmail on, so it wasn’t that I did not pay attention to them. The percentages touted by Andrew would be there if you got into the trades at his price and out at the exact time he said to sell (from watching the next session, not from alerts). On the plus side, I did ask for my money back and did get it with no problems. I had clarified about the refund policy with MMP before joining and recorded it just in case.
I do get TONS of email sales pitches from MMP mostly on the same subject just from different sites they sell. Currently, I have been looking at Benzinga.com. They have a FREE webcast premarket that has decent info. I get occasional email pitches from them for their option newsletter as I had inquired about it.
Thanks to all the others who posted about Tom G. services. I had thought about joining him but no longer.
Dear Peter, you mean Tom Gentile? He is on Money Map Press with a NEW service called Weekly Cash Clock in which he promises to multiply your money 10 times in 4 months. Any comments on this service? He is asking $1,995 for a year. It is recommending weekly options.
Andrew’s trading style, has been for years, following big UOA trades and scalping the rush in price movement on the short term…. That is the basis for the 1450Club – live market trading using a UOA scanner…
Unfortunately this doesn’t work so well in the near longer term as those UOA trades, giant as they are, were placed for a reason… Insider knowledge is usually the reason – it happens every day the market is open… With that in mind one should use the 303 service as a trade spotter for positions that can take advantage, longer term, of the same intent on which the original UOA trades were made. Something is coming down the pike for company xyz – someone knows about it and puts down 45K$ to buy options with an expiry after the event and ensuing price move. I’ll buy some cheep options ( i never put down more than $150 on any trade – could be 5 x $0.30 or a call and a call spread) to see what’s coming for that company. It’s pretty obvious during earnings season what’s going on. So far i’m doing pretty well holding the cheep options that come up for what seems like earnings plays and not so well with stuff that’s outside of earnings season… I’ve doubled my money on LI just waiting for them to release their news about sales where Andrew got out of LI a week or two ago because it “wasn’t moving”… LOL it sure is now…
Best of luck all – Andrew’s got a good trading style only for live market hours – i’ve adapted his 303 signals to a little bit more laid back calculating approach… You’ve got to be able to look at a chart of the specific options contract trades like you can on TOS though.