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Vlad
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Vlad
October 3, 2018 3:09 am

Jason bond is a fraud , Don’t believe his stories about people making money he’s the only one who does ! His just another pump and dump guy.

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sam seiden
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sam seiden
October 8, 2018 6:41 pm
Reply to  Vlad

I signed up for Jason’s service. I have done detailed analysis of his trades over a period. His winning % and $ lost on the portfolio is more than 75%. But his portfolio won’t show the same in the account. His contact center people. will never give a straight answer. Repeated request to talk to Jason never materialized. Use this service at your own peril.

dpareynolds
dpareynolds
February 7, 2019 8:19 pm
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So Sam are you still using Jason Bonds service? His fish hook trade may have paid nicely in Dec, did you catch it? I believe its a scam.

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N m
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November 14, 2018 1:31 am

you can find all they teach for free on YouTube. they don’t have any secret formula. if they did it would sell for millions to some obscure hedge fund. not to you for 2,999

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SSH
November 24, 2018 11:08 am

Why is nobody talking about the fact that these guys do not need to trade stocks…? If they have 1000s of subscribers at $297 per quarter, do the Maths 😉

cocobolo
February 8, 2019 7:47 pm
Reply to  SSH

The $297/Qtr is long gone. Expect to pay anywhere between $2,000 and $4,000 a year for each service. You’re right, they don’t need to trade stocks. We figure they are easily clearing $50 million annually just from subscriptions alone…and it’s very likely a lot moire. There’s more than enough legit info on youtube to learn the basics for free.

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Phil
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Phil
November 29, 2018 8:23 pm

Jason Bond is Basically a scalper and day trader and if you have a job and cannot sit in front of a computer all day like he does the service would not be worth investing in. He’s in and out of picks in as little as a few minutes to a few hours.
If your at work by the time you receive the alerts it’s too late. Kind of a pump and dump scheme as all his followers jump in at the alert and drive the price up and then his sell order comes out and their all out of course.

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Hunter
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Hunter
December 1, 2018 1:58 pm

Everyone is saying they are pump & dumps but also saying the alerts are too lagged and it’s too late by the time you get them. Doesn’t make sense. They are running businesses. If it were a scam, they would take your money and you would get nothing in return and never hear anything again.

SAMUEL KO
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SAMUEL KO
December 26, 2018 11:46 am
Reply to  Hunter

It’s true. You can never get their prices. Same as Kyle Dennis’s Biotech breakouts. When text alert comes out the price has already gone up much more than his buy price. Total scam !!!

lsanga54
lsanga54
December 29, 2018 10:17 pm
Reply to  SAMUEL KO

I noticed that too. Pretty sure they sell part of their position right away after they send out the signals because they mostly focus on small caps, low-priced stocks. Their subscriber list buying will push prices right away many times over 10%, where, I am sure, they unload part of their risk, and let the other part ride, encouraging subscribers to still buy, saying “there still is room to move up” I passed and, mostly, never took any of their trades. I only got stuck with their losers!His % win is probably 50%

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cocobolo
February 8, 2019 7:50 pm
Reply to  Hunter

Start digging and you will discover a web of some 2,000 pump and dump websites with hundreds of thousands of customers. The henchmen get in first, then out go the email blasts. Customers jack up the price on huge volume…end of story.

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russell barbour
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December 6, 2018 12:04 pm

I love Jason Bond’s service – it has helped me make some money. As long as you don’t blindly follow the alerts and manage your own money his picks are awesome.

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sylrog
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sylrog
February 24, 2019 7:26 pm

Glad to hear that since I bought a membership for one quarter with JBP too. I am a total newbie to trading and have been studying his strategies along with many others before starting to trade (and will do some paper trades first). In your opinion, Russell, do you think one can make some profits following Jason’s picks religiously? Of course I want to figure this out on my own, but just to start?

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gsantana777
December 26, 2018 9:08 pm

From the Office of the Trading System Investigator (TSI),
Dated December 26, 2018:
Basically it is as Jeff says, buy Puts, they usually fall the fastest as evident this past November & December 2018.
Trade condition in hourly chart with 13/30 hourly with target hourly 200 MA, scale out; 1/3 at each 100% ROI, then 1/3 as the ROI hits each 100% mark.
He says usually no stops but also says -50% lost off the option cost, thus, he protects capital. He also mentions price action breaks the highest point to the left of the 13/30 cross under.
Remember, Jeff also mentions reward/risk ratio around 3:1.
The part about big return at 100% ROI, you need the match money.
i.e., $92k at 100% ROI needs a $92k to get into the trade. Cost averaging 100% ROI (1/3 exit position), then at 200% (next 1/3) and then 300%, final 1/3 exit.
With scaling out, the initial cost would be less, around $45,000 scaling out in 1/3s.
My contribution to Fellow Gumshoer Traders; build a 13/30 SMA cross under scanner with 200 SMA well below the cross under.
Checking the chart, see how strong the slope; if flattening, check for a doji price action or last bar low entry. Set the stop as a limit order 50% of option cost or price action exit to the nearest high before the cross under.
To get a ballpark when price will hit the 200 SMA; price-200 SMA/ Daily ART = number of days if prices follows a straight line.
Knowing the number of days, times 2 = ideal expiration date to select. Optimum strike price should be around ATM. As in Calls, need good option criteria of open interest & delta.
Test this with a small number of contracts or mark the selected chart and come back in a week to see the results.
As for what stocks; the Russell 2000 group because they respond to market conditions faster than SP500 & DIA. Yet, should have good option delta, open interest & volume.
Closing: note that the current video Jeff did select the examples and they were basically April 2018 to July 2018. Nothing in the last 30 days. I believe we have pass the majority of 13/30 Hourly SMA Put opportunities. Ready the 13/30 SMA crossover for Calls.
Therefore, continue your own path of Puts/Calls with an eye for come backs of some issues.
I am not a subscriber of Jeff Bishop, Tom Gentile, Jason Bond or Kyle Dennis.
I have my own strategies that are working for me, yet, I love checking out these sellers to reverse engineer. They might impress newbies, but veteran traders can get enough clues to figure it out or even fine tune it themselves.
Happy New Year to 2019 with Successful Trading and Health all year long.

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Realistic
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Realistic
December 28, 2018 11:04 pm

One line sums it all – ‘when its too good to be true, it probably (most certainly) is!

Mike
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Mike
January 1, 2019 4:45 pm

I am a current customer of JBP as of 1-1-19 several months in. #1 customer service is O as a business owner for over 20 years I would not make it for 2 months if I had their customer service. But I don’t have the luxury of an infinite customer pool. Over 90% of the trades I have seen in several months are day trades. I just started using level 2 screen so I can’t comment on their ability to move the markets. Now I will see! I also just sighed up for Kyle Dennis service black optics. Once again we shall see. My opinion is if they spent 1 fraction of the effort on customer service they sent on bom-barding you with repetitious e-mails they would have far less negative reviews. I can only hope these guys heart is in the right place. Petra is a thief and I cannot say anything good about someone who stole from their employer on the scale that she did. Google it yourself.

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Melissa B VanderWaal
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Melissa B VanderWaal
January 3, 2019 12:25 am
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Mike……interesting. I, too, am a recent member of Black Optics; actually, his Nucleus program. So, today, first trading day following NY, I get up early, get prepared and learn that there is a glitch somewhere. I can’t access either Kyle Dennis OR Jason Bond Millionaire Road Map Live trading (which I also joined last week). They say I have a contract yet to sign. I contact my CSR from whom I don’t hear for several hours; I then send a complaint to customer support and am still waiting to get a reply. I have spent almost $8K with this firm since November and have yet to make a profit of any substance. If this continues, my nights will be come more and more restless. Not to mention, I am also fighting Stage IV breast cancer; one of my goals was to try and replace funds I spent on cancer therapy in Mexico last summer. Added stress is not in my favor at this point.

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Ciscokid
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Ciscokid
February 26, 2019 1:05 am

How have you spent 8 k when its 499 to sign up? Fill me in. You invested 8 k in trades?

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xraiderfan
March 9, 2019 9:23 pm
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The higher end services with the live chat rooms are all four figures. I spent more than $10,000 on their “services,” and my account when down 25%.

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Jessies
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Jessies
September 1, 2019 8:43 pm
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Sorry about your loss of 25%. Now 6 months later, what you want to add about your experience. I believe making mistakes are one of learning curve and we need to look back our mistakes. I paid JBP for three months and make any money but Jeff’s total Alpha services Bullseye trades 9 weeks total make 30% average for me. Are you start making money with their services? Because you spent $10000, I assumed you are still with them, Right?

Mike
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Mike
January 9, 2019 3:08 pm

Here’s a review from TradingSchools.org. Spoiler alert: it ain’t pretty so run away from Jason Bond as fast as you can! https://www.tradingschools.org/reviews/jason-bond/

Burty
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Burty
January 21, 2019 1:19 am
Reply to  Mike

Petra Hess is favorably reviewed here: 4.5 / 5.0 stars:
https://forexvestor.com/petra-picks-review

When you click the link that is on that web page:
>> Click Here to Get Petra Picks Power Trading System Now <<

it does a few FAST redirects and here are two of them:
http://www.jasonbondpicks.com/aff/?p=becomplete&w=ph&a=PP
https://www.petrapicks.comhttp//www.jasonbondpicks.com/aff/?p=becomplete&w=ph&a=PP

Notice in the first one that it APPEARS that Petra is an affiliate of Jason Bond…
See the w=ph (PetraHess) and…
See the a=PP (Affiliate equals PetraPicks)

Something to think about.

There is also an Atlanta Mastermind
Atlanta Mastermind | Jason Bond Picks
https://www.jasonbondpicks.com/atlanta-mastermind/
Petra Hess and Jason Bond are two of the featured guests.

I'm not saying anything – I'm just passing along things I've found.

cocobolo
February 8, 2019 7:39 pm
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It seems that Petra and her brother are both cut from the same cloth. There is a full rundown of this whole sordid affair if you dig deep enough and as of a couple years ago the owner of the company that Hess took for a sizeable chunk of money was going after her and her brother for damages exceeding $1.5 million. This is getting worse by the day the more we discover. Sorry I ever got involved with any of the Raging Bull mob. Everything is available in the public court records.

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Scammedme2
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Scammedme2
February 5, 2019 8:51 pm
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Of course, she does because Raging Bull pays you to maintain that site as well! Other sites give Petra with a 1.4-star rating out of 5.

xraiderfan
March 9, 2019 9:21 pm
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When I was a member of Millionaire Roadmap, I had “free” access to Petra Picks. It was awful. I’d say it’s the worst of the services. And I (stupidly) tried them all.

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Sydney S. Budina
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Sydney S. Budina
January 11, 2019 10:21 am

A lot of victims of Raging Bull who were, scammed, defrauded, misled, banned from the access or the company has limited your access to the public chatroom during the subscription, who were not allowed to contact the company through the chat on the Raging Bull website during your subscription, who requested and didn’t receive a refund, were lied by customer service personnel lied, who lost money following instructions of the trainers, who were charged subscription or subscription renewal without their consent, whom were activated an automatic payment after you they deactivated it on Raging Bull website, etc., started to fight back. We are collecting all the information and testimonials for the Class Action Lawsuit against Raging Bull and all their trainers. We know that a lot of victims are from foreign countries and they do not have to be a US citizen to participate.

#ragingbullscam
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http://www.ragingbullscam.com
https://twitter.com/ragingbullscam
https://www.facebook.com/ragingbullusa/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1944344092328356/

cocobolo
February 5, 2019 9:57 am

Sydney, thank you for this information. Just a few days ago Raging Bull gouged my credit card for another $3999 US for an automatic renewal which I did NOT authorize. Last night my wife and I spent over 12 collective hours checking the web about this scam that Jason Bond, Jeff Bishop, Kyle Dennis and several others are perpetrating. We found massive amounts of evidence of this ongoing fraud. Nobody yet can have a realistic tally on how much they have got away with, but even the lowest guesses come in over $10 million, and this is just from the auto-renewals that they love so much. If you dig deep enough, you will uncover a huge interconnected number of websites involved in a variety of scam activities, possibly the worst of which is the practice of front running stocks by Jason Bond himself. Evidently, the ring includes some 2,000 websites involved in their pump and dump setup, in which Mr. Bond buys before the pump, then hundreds of thousands of emails are blasted out, his unsuspecting subscribers flood into the stock while Mr. Bond exits with huge profits. One gentleman has spent more than 300 hours doing a thorough investigation with the help of a legal friend without whose help he says he could never have found much of this information. Raging Bull has denied me a refund for their illegal charge, however, with this new found information, they may change their mind. If not, then I will be only too pleased to pursue my refund via my bank. One way or the other these people must be shut down.

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Scammedme2
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Scammedme2
February 5, 2019 8:39 pm
Reply to  cocobolo

When getting caught gets too close, Raging Bull will bankrupt their subscription service and assigned the accounts to the next service “whatever they name the new company”. It’s been going on for years. And, Jason’s last name is not really Bond, it’s Kowalik. Check the history on StockHideout LLC and that’s just one of many. Make sure you make your complaint to the BBB. I’m sorry, but you’re not going to get your money back. Watch out, others are being charged for services like Petra and Kyle that they didn’t sign up for! The website won’t allow you to remove your credit card from your profile on their website (a perfect scam), so protect yourself and cancel your card or change your card # or they will do it again.

cocobolo
February 8, 2019 11:37 am
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You may well be right about a forthcoming bankruptcy, but given that they likely get in the tens of millions of dollars in every year from these extremely overpriced subscriptions I don’t see how they can become legitimately bankrupt. Although given their level of dishonesty I’m sure they can find a way. I demanded the removal of my cc from Raging Bull, and I was told that they have made the card “inactive”, whatever that means. The first thing I did immediately I saw this crooked charge was to call Visa and cancel that card and have them issue me a new one. I see that the BBB has been successful in getting refunds from the Agora mob quite often. I think these are mostly subs for a third party website. But I haven’t seen any refunds from Raging Bull, just the company saying that “we are working with the customer to reach a mutually satisfactory resolution.” In other words, a bait and switch. I realize that Jason Bond’s name was Kowalik and he may have changed it legally, although of that I am not sure. Last night Nathan (moderator) on the Fortune Forecaster sales pitch was using the last name of Stanseth, whereas he usually uses the last name of Bear. They also will censor any post they don’t like. I tried to post about their refund policy. Of course, none of those posts made it to the feed. And not a single mention of their lack of refund policy was ever mentioned in the pitch. All very high pressure and they used a 20 minute countdown clock to let you know just how quickly you had better get in on this deal. They also used the name of a friend of mine in their very first testimonial without her permission. I shot her off a quick email to let her know and she was not amused. She told Kyle not to do that again and he did respond quickly and agreed. She hasn’t been a member for the better part of a year now.

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Russell
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October 18, 2020 3:02 am
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lol the Nathan ‘Stanseth’ is a different guy who just happens to have the same first name as Bear. Also I think you ment Stavseth. He does the moderation in the webinars etc.

Matt Russell
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Matt Russell
February 6, 2019 12:00 am
Reply to  cocobolo

go to Raging Bull site and then to your account. There is an option there to opt out of automatic renewal

cocobolo
February 8, 2019 11:19 am
Reply to  Matt Russell

Matt, I am aware of that. My wife and I tried to cancel the auto renew on Biotech Breakouts and it didn’t work. Just this past week we tried 17 (seventeen) times to cancel on Option Rocket and that didn’t work either. Something is wrong here. Either it’s a computer glitch of some kind or deliberate fraud.
I had previously had email contact with them to let them know that there would be NO renewal of any of the subscriptions that I had. I couldn’t get the auto renewal to cancel, so I advised them by email. Of course they will be only too happy to allow me to have any other subscription on their website.
If anyone saw the “Fortune Forecaster” webinar – otherwise known as a high pressure sales pitch – put on by Kyle Dennis last night, initially dressed up as a fortune teller complete with crystal ball no less, I hope you didn’t waste $997 for a few alerts. Most of which go out far too late to catch a decent buy price which makes it very similar to front running.

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James Denike
James Denike
March 1, 2019 9:04 pm
Reply to  cocobolo

Sometimes the best thing you can do with suspected fraudsters is to change or cancel your credit card involved.

xraiderfan
March 9, 2019 9:18 pm
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My account showed that autorenew was off but I called them anyway. Guess what? It was on.

My renew date for Nucleus is today. I’ll be checking my credit card on Tuesday.

Gamal
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Gamal
March 10, 2019 9:05 pm
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well if I am in your situation I would file complaints to FSC ( federal security commission http://www.sec.gov ) and consumers affairs in your state and BBB. I will guarantee you that they will be out of business for fraud and everyone will get his refund. I never bought anything from them I am just researching their credibility.

pearlcomm
pearlcomm
April 7, 2019 8:57 am
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Just listened Jason Bonds add for $297 for 3 months. Sounded very good and may be a good value for the money. Ran the idea though Gumshoe and what happened, ouch! I just learned another lesson and probably just saved dozens of hours of wasted time and money that I work so hard for. All I have to do is get my email off his hit list. Thank-you Gumshoe for the best money I ever spend on investing, that is with Gumshoe. Thank you for all who posted here about this issue, your time and opinion are of great value to me and my family.

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xraiderfan
February 24, 2019 8:18 pm

Thank you. Just emailed them. I’m willing to testify.

Also, thanks to checking updates on this thread, I emailed Raging Bull to reconfirm that I won’t auto-renew when my subscription ends. My account shows that auto-renew is off, but I don’t want to risk it.

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Steve
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Steve
March 20, 2019 9:23 pm

I`m in..

Joie
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Joie
February 8, 2019 5:32 pm

When Raging Bull refused to give me a refund I went to VISA with screen shots showing what WMM promised and emails from their support saying they were not going to deliver – and I received a full refund from VISA. Another victim of Raging Bull that I know, got a refund from Mastercard. I sent a copy of the email I received from VISA to Raging Bull and was told that, according to their records, they had won the case. This suggests that few people are requesting refunds from their credit card companies so VISA didn’t bother fighting Raging Bull.

One of the reasons why these guys continue to sell products they can’t or won’t deliver is that victims are not requesting refunds (with proof) from their credit card companies. Once the credit card companies get tired of giving refunds, the scam artists will be out of business.

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cocobolo
February 9, 2019 1:36 am
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Really happy to see that you got your money back. I’m up in Canada and I have just been through the government regulations regarding credit cards, and the department that covers that is the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada. They do have some very specific rules and I find that I should have three avenues by which to claim a reversal of the charge. So for Canadians, I suggest you look there first. No doubt the reason that the Raging BS customers do not proceed with their claims, is that RB is absolutely adamant that they have a zero refund policy and that just scares a lot of people off. Maybe so, but in my case they were actually advised one week prior to the renewal that the accounts were not to be renewed. The auto cancel didn’t work when we tried. Yet today, after I spoke with the fraud department at Visa, we looked at the a/c at RB and discovered that somehow the auto renewals had magically disappeared. It couldn’t work for us, so it must be someone at RB who did that.

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JimmyZ
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JimmyZ
February 10, 2019 11:22 am

ARE THERE ANY STOCK TRADING SERVICES OUT THERE THAT ARE NOT A SCAM????

MNMadMan
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MNMadMan
February 13, 2019 3:47 pm
Reply to  JimmyZ

It seems the best way to do this is study and Lerner yourself. I do not believe anyone is doing anything that follows this playbook and is legit.

Julie
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Julie
April 11, 2019 1:36 pm
Reply to  JimmyZ

You might look into Theo trade, which is not a trading service so much as an education service. There is a LOT of information there, as well as a chat room and a futures coaching session daily. It’s an A to Z website where you can learn anything you want about stocks or options or futures, $97 a month and no auto renewal. They do not hold your hand and tell you what to do, but do make trade suggestions here and there. They have many classes, all of which are archived, and are very risk averse/ conservative thinkers. 100% legit. They also have a lot of free videos on YouTube worth checking out.

Slightly different, but equally legit is tastytrade (also on YouTube) but that seems to be only options and futures education.

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chefgoogs
chefgoogs
April 29, 2019 9:44 am
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@JimmyZ I use The Motley Fool, fool.ca,fool.com, and subscribe to three of their premiums right now. I’m just a beginner at trading but they have really helped get my foot in the door. They dont lie! They just give good advice and and then explain everything about the stock including the risks, and why they like it.

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Laurie S
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Laurie S
May 23, 2019 10:02 pm
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I subscribe to Motley Fool Rule Breakers and previously their Stock Advisor. Nearly all of the core stocks I bought at their recommendations have doubled or better over time. (appx. 5 years)
chefgoogs is right. They explain why they like the stock, the risks, and when they would sell. Subscribers are email alerted to any current recommendations.

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Jessies
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Jessies
September 1, 2019 8:23 pm
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If you are new to trading , try OXFORD CLUB. If you are option trader, Jeff”s Total Alpha services Bullseye trades are making money 30% average on last 9 weeks. Two years active learning and trading experience minimum needs to make money using trading services. That’s may call readiness. Are you ready? Ask your self first that.

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Kevin Rawle
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Kevin Rawle
February 22, 2020 11:46 pm
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Ian king from Banyan hill is good – he has a good basic stock pick portfolio that has made over 100% since January 2019. I was skeptical, but he has proven to be good.
The other portfolio managers in their service made between 20% and 60% in the same period so choose carefully.
Also, beware of all the constant upsell garbage you will get from Banyan Hill, just ignore that and you will be fine using Ian kings Portfolio of 14 stocks.

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getdastock
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February 13, 2019 12:26 pm

Stockgumshoe again kept me from making a poor investment decision. This time with Jason Bond’s service. Best investment I’ve made is subscribing to this website.

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Patrick bateman
April 4, 2019 7:24 am
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Umm Jason?? Getdastock ? Mr bond James Bond u can’t comment under a different alias. Lmao

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ruben
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ruben
February 17, 2019 4:03 pm

Ragingbull is a pump and dump newsletter. It is a scam

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fred
March 10, 2019 12:35 pm

I call Jason Bond and the other two the “three Stooges”. You can tell by their fake looks, expensive homes, and inside jets they film to try to fool everyone that if you buy their course, you will become rich like them. It is not about money that we are suffering. It is about losing our culture and ignoring our values.

They have suffered from poverty and now abusing everything in their power to rip off the American people into buying their crap. Just look into their eyes and you read their minds and see for yourself how stupid they are.

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Steven Sanders
March 10, 2019 3:06 pm

Jason Bond is a lying discussing piece of garbage. Don`t believe anything Jason Bond says.

DayTrades
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DayTrades
March 14, 2019 8:17 pm

Have been a member of various Raging Bull services for a little while now.. I was skeptical to spend “that much” money on a service without knowing if it would pay off or not. From what I’ve learned along the way is that yes, you need to be at least somewhat active in trading. You have to have time to monitor trades and see what’s going on. Most of the members in the chat rooms seem to not have 9-5 day jobs, they are full time at-home traders. Trying to trade actively during your day job is very difficult and if you can’t react to an alert fast enough then many times you will be in the losers column by the time you can trade.

Take the advertisements however you want but the plain fact of the matter is if you don’t have time to be an active trader then these services probably will not be good for you.

I don’t think these guys are out there actively trying to pump and dump stocks but they can, to some degree, have that effect. Whether or not it’s intentional is another matter. When you’re in the chat room and they have a chart up showing you why they like a certain stock and then place that trade, if you’re in the room at that time you see exactly when the trade is placed.. the text/email alert goes out moments later.. so again, you need to be glued to your text messages and emails and have a trading platform ready to go to mirror a trade, if that’s your goal of using the service.

Similarly, when they want to take their profits, or minimize their losses, they will generally talk about it in the chat room and either way the trades are alerted in real time and once again go out to text messages and emails. The effect is that if everyone who is in the chat room or receives the alert and all get out of their positions at the same time, you might experience that dump effect. If you’re not fast enough in that chain then you could lose.

You also should not wait for an alert to get out of a position.. if you are red or green in a trade you should use your own discretion on how much tolerance you have to let it ride. Take your profit or limit your losses based on your own needs.

I work a day job and most of the time it’s kind of hard to monitor the rooms, but I am fortunate enough where I can be involved at times and I catch some very good trades based on these guys recommendations. In the last week alone I’ve made roughly $15K in profits on some trades that were talked about or alerted, but I also had some bad trades and/or did not get out quick enough so that $15K gain was reduced by my losses.

The point of their services is to learn how to trade for yourself, not to only mirror their trades. I’m still at a point of trying to mirror them. I haven’t spent enough time learning.

Also you’ve got to remember and put into context that Jeff, Jason, and Kyle all have “play money” to use on these massive trades that they boast about huge gains with. They certainly aren’t using their personal retirement accounts where a bad trade that loses $25K will put a hurting on their future. You have to scale your trades down to your own account size. You won’t be able to use a $5K account and copy the exact trades that these guys are doing when each trade is $20K or more. Obviously you won’t experience the same gains when you’re not playing with the big money they are using.

As far as trouble canceling services, I haven’t cancelled any yet, but I did turn off auto renew on some trial services that they offered for the holiday season and those services did not auto renew. As far as them charging your credit cards without your permission then you clearly did not read the “fine print” where it says, when you sign up, that it will be auto renewed unless you cancel before your auto renew date. Hopefully if the time ever comes I won’t experience any problems, but so far I haven’t.

So the moral of my long winded post is that while the services are not for everybody if you can put in the time and effort then you have the opportunity to make some winning trades. You have to learn how to trade on your own and make your own trades.

I’m in the services now, so prove me wrong. But yes, I agree is rather expensive. 🙂

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March 18, 2019 2:44 am

Jason does know what he’s doing, I don’t have any doubt he’s legit. I do like his style. I do believe he’s honest and authentic. My ratings are because it is EXTREMELY hard to follow him unless you’re doing this full time. I have a job and while I’m at my computer a lot, it’s hard to get in at the same price he gets in. If I did happen to, more often than not it was a loser trade. If I could not get in because the price already moved 5% or more above his entry, the stock did well, but I couldn’t get in. Not good for full time job folks that cannot be at their computer all the time. Also, even if I was, I don’t think I could mirror his trades. To take advantage of Jason’s knowledge, I have a feeling you’d have to be in the chat room itself.

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March 20, 2019 6:02 pm

Purchased Daily Profit Machine front Raging Bull they are a fly by night company. No fee funds and BBB rates them F.

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