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Trading service that recommends “small cap swing trades,” various membership levels and trading chatroom/education offering at different costs.
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Jason Bond could care less about his members all he cares about is getting your money. Jason Bond is a liar and P.O.S.
Bond and Dennis shoul d be in prison. If Kyle made a million dollars last year he made it off his shit hole subscriptions,I got hundreds of e-mails to upsell me, and I need to hurry because they only have one seat left, right, everything he says is a big, fat, lie.
The RagingBull stock traders; Jeff Williams, Davis Martin, Petra, and others are turning into marketing maniacs. That’s all they do is send out emails to get you to join. I am convinced they are making way more dollars with their subscriptions than they are trading.
I’ve repeatedly asked to be taken off their email list and it never happens. I’ve lost money with every one of their services (in addition to paying their outrageous fees). I love how they now rebrand themselves, changing the names of the services… as if it’s going to make any difference.
I bought the Penny Pro withDaily Profit Machine for 2K and never made any $$ , as the price always dropped before I could get out of the trade.I emailed them and they did eventually afree to a refund, but then backed out of that and said I could only switch services. I filed complaints with everybody I could think of, but so far no luck!
Call your credit card company and ask to file a chargeback for service not provided as sold.
Whats tonights free stock pick? I could not understand what he said. nbpv? doesnt exist. Supposed to be a pot stock for 5.30 to buy tomorrow. It was on the show for the new freedom trader service.
Jason bond is a liar and a piece of garbage. The only way he is making money is from subscriptions. Jason bond is a looser.
I think he is a terrible teacher also. Constantly repeats himself as if he was teaching 2Nd grade.
Not worth joining with any of these guys from Raging Bull. Yes they give you their picks after they enter them sometimes 15 minutes later. No way you are entering or leaving the stock at the prices he says he gets in at. Just not worth it and he gives you a million trades.
yep, I have tried to enter trades within seconds of getting his texts only to find prices sometimes 20% higher/lower than what he claims, so I have found it to be not at all profitable, customer service lacking, and an overall waste of $297. Thank goodness it only required a quarterly subscription. I am also sick of getting half a dozen emails a day from them pitching me on other services.
I’m not a member of RAGING BULL-O-NEY but I think that’s what their game is. You quietly take a position then advertise it to the Inner Circle (friends and family) then the Outer Circle . . . . and then finally, the Peasants (subscription service you actually pay for). By the time your members start reacting to the recommendation, you’ve already made some profit. If they jump on your recommendation, you can make a lot of profit. It’s very easy for any of these guys to be 100% profitable while their members are 20-30% profitable. This is an old game and it keeps being run on the American public. Go learn about Wade Cook.
BUYER BEWARE: RUN FOR THE HILLS!!
Jason Bond and his friend are nothing more than a cadre of sociopathic FRAT BOYS that dupe unsuspecting investors into thinking they’re going to be getting an edge in their stock trading by following these front running thieves. Trust me, they have nothing special to “teach” you that you can’t find on Youtube for free (and it’s better). These little boys can barely string two coherent sentences together and cluster bomb you with UPSELLS based upon worthless investments from the moment you step into their trap. Their services (yes, ALL of them) are a complete and total waste of time and YOUR money, which is the primary source of their success. In my view these charlatans have but one talent: fleecing unwitting dolts out of their hard earned money.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but if you don’t believe me, just drop a grand and watch it go up in flames as they provide one bad trade after the next , all the while teaching you what you already know.
I joined Dennis Martin service WOW it is hard to make the money he claims and no money mangement.
Then I join Jeff service after his sellawebinar, his trades are too risky and 30% win rate, but I do say Jeff and Nathan do post the trades live window. Now, I was considering Jason Bond, but now I think he not any better than Dennis Martin when he was promoting credit spreads in 2014. Jason Bond does say he promotes credit spreads but I consider that maybe debit spreads would be better
Dude, you’re better off getting a second job as a Walmart cashier. Take what you earn and follow a solid investing strategy. Learn to manage your own money. Cut back on your debts. Cut up your credit cards. Live frugally and save. Invest, invest, invest. You will be a millionaire much faster THAT way than by trying to follow those idiots.
PLEASE . . . . apply common sense. I they were REALLY making the kind of money they say they are, then WHY do they have to be out there marketing?
There is only one reason. They NEED you subscribers to pump up what they recommend so they can dump it for a profit later. AND they have the nerve to charge you money for it!
I Joined for 3 months and don’t make any money. I don’t blame him. I was scare to put any real money. It’s day trading and I have puny amount of money. If you can do what he said, I think you could make money. But I have no stomach for it and no capital for it. I know risk and reward, I like plain vanilla option but this services is not for me.
Here’s my feedback on RAGING BULL and its six associated “trainers.”
It’s like pulling teeth to get performance data.
When you call the phone number on their contact page you get some snarky kid who seems to want to get you off the phone as fast as possible. When you ask for performance data . . . . like, for example . . . . “how many trades has Bishop announced in the last three months and how many have worked like he predicted?” what you get is a stupid mumbled answer like “well it’s all in the promotional material.”
But of course, it isn’t. There’s a video out there showing Bishop making correct predictions on several stocks but that isn’t PERFORMANCE DATA.
It’s very possible that none of the people working there have a clue about how to trade or what Bishop actually does. Their job is simply to sell prescriptions. They might as well be selling shoes (and some probably do as a second job).
So to me, this is a bunch of hype and nonsense. I’m not buying their “subscriptions” as of right now.
I did speak to some kid on the phone today who “promised to get out what we have” today. He refused to do it for all six trainers so I asked for Bishop and Dennis. As soon as I get it, I’ll edit this post and report what I see.
My recommendation as of 1 PM, August 30th, 2019 . . . . . Raging Bull is FULL OF BULL. IT’S A SCAM. AVOID IT!!!
RAGING BULL UPDATE . . . . as of September 9, 2019.
I asked for performance data FOUR TIMES. Two were via email and two were via phone call.
None received.
IF . . . . IF . . . . IF . . . . you were making big money for your clients, then wouldn’t THAT be he first thing you would want to advertise?
So here’s my question to Jeff Bishop and RAGING BULL-O-NEY : Where are the client’s yachts?
Since I don’t know exactly what they do, all I can do is guess that RAGING BULL’s strategy is just another version of the Pump & Dump made famous by Jordan Belfort and Stratton Oakmont (“Wolf of Wall Street.”)
Basically, the insiders take a position then alert their paid subscribers to buy or sell. By the time subscribers get in on the action, the people who got onboard first have made their money. Basically, the Pump & Dump (if that’s what they’re doing) is just another form of multi-level marketing.
The beauty is that they are often able to earn profits even if their subscribers don’t. So Jeff Bishop looks like a genius even while his clients look like dummies.
And of course, the other beautiful thing is that YOU are actually paying them money to be part of their scheme!
I mean, is America a great country or what? LOL
So if you’re thinking of a membership with these guys . . . . . don’t hand over your hard-earned money until they can show you several months of valid returns. How many recommendations did they make? How many were winners and how many lost? What account size would you have needed? What would have been your maximum Loss (draw-down)?
Jason Bond Picks et al (he has a new boy wonder$1000 upsell at least once a month) is in my well researched opinion, a FRAUD and his services via RAGING BULL perpetrate a MASSIVE SCAM, netting him and his cronies MILLIONS in exchange for FRONT RUNNING mostly microcap stocks with large short positions. The NUMBER ONE SELLING POINTS for each of these “MENTORS” being pitched to you is their track records; records that cannot be duplicated unless you too start a fake “advisory” and summarily BS hundreds of investors into paying you so you can front run the trades you provide them and then brag about their own performance as you experience ever deepening losses. STAY AWAY! AVOID AT ALL COST. REPORT TO SEC!
Better, report to FTC whom is of February 2020 in control of OTA, the largest trade school. Google FTC vs OTA, read the official filings to see how Jason Bond and the Raging Bull gang might fit just right for a FTC compliant.
Raging bull or any of the services they provide is a waste of money. Nothing but pump&dump. Sign up for one thing, did you read where they can change what you get. They certainly do. Save your money.
I was a member of Raging Bulls’ Weekly Money Multiplier in April 2018 . Visa gave me a refund as they did not deliver what they promised and I could prove it. Over 12 months later I am STILL receiving their SMS’s about trades. Sometimes there are 10 on a day. I have written 3 or 4 times and asked to be removed from their list. Support has said to just write back with STOP to the SMS’s. That hasn’t worked. I have asked that they delete my details from their database. Obviously they haven’t bothered. The texts come from all different telephone numbers. They are impossible to block.
Is there a place in the US that I can write to to complain about these nuisance texts that clog up my phone so that I can get Raging Bull to take my phone number out of their database?
Yes, the FTC is starting to look into trade courses, especially ones with big promise rewards like Kyle Dennis, a Raging Bull member, that claims “$15,000 to $5,000,000 in 3 years.” Then all the winning testimonials with how much each has made. FTC’s core principle is, “Make promises or claims that cannot be proven, that is fraud.” FTC has started with the biggest trade school in the business, OTA. Where OTA got into trouble was big money promises, trading a short time a day and heavy sales tacit of zero interest loans with implementation that trading will pay it all back. There are lot more details in the filings.
For FTC’s OTA details compliant, Google FTC vs OTA or go to “https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/cases-proceedings/1823175/online-trading-academy” , read the details and see how it applies to Raging Bull and/or any of their members.
If any thing in OTA case matches Kyle Dennis, then you can file a compliant. FTC takes a long time before going public for witnesses because they spend a lot of time investigating before they go public. OTA’s investigation started in 2016.
Raging Bull is very much in the ballpark about their claims without hard proof from a trusted verified third party.
Therefore, once FTC starts looking and finds anything in violation, they are a junkyard dog you don’t want looking into your business. Once render a decision, it is curtains. Your business is gone. You have to start over or get into something else.
RE: RAGING BULL – FAST FIVE – SUPER NOVA – BULLSEYE TRADES – DOLLAR ACE In the hopes of saving some of your gumshoe readers some hard earned money I can say in summary – save your money-! The hype that Jason and his friends at Raging Bull send is glossy, and makes you think – wow if they can do it I will just follow along.. NOT ! Several people here have discussed front running, which is hard to prove since of course its a timing issue, so I will say on the stock side if you look at the volume rap up prior to getting a text there would be a good case for everyone knew before me, on the options side I can say first hand that the Unusual option activity service is rubbish, I have subscribed and the premise is simple – option activity means someone knows something.. But they have no clue that sometimes portfolios also sell baskets of options, which they interpret as buying activity..OOPS – wrong side about 10% correct 90% way off. Bullseye trades written by the certified genius, – well he must be smarter than me because he got my money and I keep getting stocks ( and options on them ) that are either a day late ( ramp days before ) or they just shoot up.. and then flop right back. In short I wanted to believe Jason.. Great hype.. but thats really all — So I am down the cost of subscription(s) and trading losses – after 4 months I can say this guy & team are better at taking your money via slick ads than earning it in the market. AVOID.. !
Bulls Eye weekly plan a farce. No follow up. He continues saying how well it is working in advertising, but either you can’t get into the option he advertises or it is a loser. My problem is no follow up indicating results. Just pumps out another trade the next Monday .
Many of you wonder if there is a good stock/options advisor.
Yes, believe it or not, there is. His name is Bill Spetrino, his followers consider him to be a genius, and a sincere honest friend. He’s editor of Newsmax’s newsletter ‘The Dividend Machine’ (stock recommendations) and The Inner Circle (recommends Leaps). Bill also created and controls a unique Service which we refer to as the BIO forum (By Invitation Only). This is a fantastic group of over 300 investors who share experience, knowledge, and insights, together with Bill’s coaching. Don’t give up your search. I hope I have piqued your interest. Check out Bill Spetrino reviews right here in Stock Gumshoe. The positive reviews are not from shills. Have a great New Year.
TOTAL Raging Bull _ _ _ _! WORTHLESS! and worse than worthless they keep your credit card info up on their website subscription page too easy to steal that info. They also are pump n dump pro’s! Do Not subscribe!
Yes I believe they make millions ; think about it : charge $1400. per year times 500 subscriptions = $700,000.00 in one take! NOW do that every couple of months and you are a multi-millionaire! Now bring out a “new” service and do it again!
They don’t have to play the stock market cause too many of us newbies out here hoping and wanting to believe, DON”T IT is a Scam!!
DO NOT USE THIS SERVICE. I have sent five emails in the last eleven days, sat on their ‘support’ line for hours, all with the intent of cancelling their service. No response, except for one email that told me to call the same number that I cannot get any response on. There is a silly message about slow service because of Covid 19, but two hours waiting? Multiple times? Really? I’m almost at the point of having to cancel my credit card and have a new one shipped to me, overseas, in order to resolve this. There is zero customer service here
I should have read this thread before subscribing. Monday Movers service promised a 30 day refund. I canceled and asked for refund within 48 hours and was told I had to call for refund – no refund by e-mail. Although I didn’t use e-mail I used a form on their website. Within an hour of receiving the e-mail saying I couldn’t get a refund I got another e-mail from them touting their 30 day refund policy. COMPLETE SCAM.
Hey Robert lm with you. I got burned from jason bond as well he is nothing but a liar thief and a scumbag. RAGING bull is one his programs as well and jeff bishop runs it look out for any or all of this crowd they will lie cheat steal and rip you off to the fullest. They are all nothing but scum of the earth.
Wow…you couldn’t make money with Monday Movers? And you call yourself a trader?! You want to be spoon-fed profits, don’t you? If you can’t think about how you can make money from this particular newsletter, then there’s really no help for you. I kid you not, I have made so much money from Monday Movers in the past 3 months, it’s not even funny. It’s dramatically helped my trading. Take his DGLY pick for example from May/June. Or OCGN recently. Like wow. Absolute home runs! I am a lifetime subscriber to several Raging Bull newsletters…and I have nothing but good things to say about them. Some are better than others…no doubt about that. You have to pick the newsletter/service/trading style that fits your personality as a trader. But let’s get real…with Monday Movers…you simply have to wait for the newsletter to come out…and either buy right away and hold until close…or pick an entry-level that makes sense to you. The only more no brainer newsletter is Fast Five from Kyle Dennis on Monday’s at 10:00 AM. But I guess that would be too hard for you as well judging from your commentary. 😛
I recently became a member of the 2 services you mentioned. The last 2 weeks have lost big with Trade with Kyle on DVAX, GNUS. The OCGN pick did work out well butJason had 2 other picks on Monday movers that week which lost money.
I subscribe to RoosterReport, Monday Movers, Fast 5 and Sniper Report. I have kept track of their recommendations vs my old way of trading. I have made 3 times the money following their methods. Over 8 weeks I am up ~ 34% and it could have been a larger increase if I had not made 2 terrible personally selected investments. I am very pleased with them so far. I do not do options, only stocks. I don’t take all the trades. I look at Fibonacci retracements and the TTM squeeze to determine entry.
i signed up for fast five last week. this monday’s recommended trade of dvax was my first experience. i bought 1000 shares @$6.97 and waited all day for it to do something. by the end of the day it was up to $7.10. i should have cashed out then. it went down so fast from there that it triggered my stop loss before i had a chance to check on it. so i lost a fast five hundred bucks. not really what i had in mind.
i’m glad to hear that not all of his recommendations are that horrid. maybe i will try again.
I am trying out “weekend wiretaps” at a rock bottom price – $17 for three months – which aims to pick stocks on Friday that they think will jump 20-30% or more the following Monday or Tuesday. Will be happy to share whatever I glean.
However, even after just a couple of weeks, I have gotten the distinct impression that these guys are front running their recommendations – you get a text saying, “Bought XYZ at $5.10”, when it’s already trading at $5.50 – of course, the recommendation is to buy it anywhere below $5.70, so that you don’t feel like you missed out with it trading at $5.50.
However, to be fair – the net of all recommendations over the past couple of weeks would be profitable (I haven’t taken all the trades, as I wanted to just watch a bit and see how it does – but I’ve been fortunate with the ones I have taken and so, I, too, am net profitable thus far). Still, I don’t like hearing some guy telling me about a stock that’s trading at $5.50 and claiming that he bought it at $5 even – well, wait second, pal, then why didn’t I get this text half an hour ago? – since that’s the last time it was at $5 even.
Who offers/offered this service, and how did you do after your trial period? thnx.