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Bro, Tom Gentile has been spot on so Far! Over 5 figures in gains with only 4 figures at risk in less than 2 weeks. Paid for my subscription in first week! Im sure he’ll miss here and there, but NOT yet!
For those of you who are skeptical, Im using (5) $1000/trade, then taking that double , even triple on EXC, Tuesday and rolling it into next trade! 11 trades later, 1MIL +! Wont see me in a chat room looking for the next winner, Found my winner in Money Calendar, Tom Gentile! By the way, love “Stockgumshoe” as well, you guys keep up the good, no AWESOME work! Best of luck to everyone, but who needs luck when “Logic speaks for itself”! 🙂
Is this an insider BS story or a real investor?
Crash and burn service abd now i hear he has a new servife called money clock another scam im dure of
my feeling exactly – not that impressed with money calendar. Aetna is way way down since he recommended the call. So if you want me to buy cash clock it’s not going to happen
PURE B. S.
Did u get any answers?
I am a new investor that lost his job and am playing with my measly 60k that I have left and gambling my only income away! I am guessing and trying to use common sense but I have a new found respect for brokers/day traders! I’ve lost my ass so far and am negative 15k… I’m scared to drop 2k in this money calendar but what I’m doing is far from working either soooo.. I’m Lost, help! are there anymore stats on this calendar thing??? Or is it just a scam?
Don’t waste your money like I did. I spent the 2k and his 90% money calendar has only hit 1 time out of the 8 options I’ve purchased. Plus, if you email any questions in regards to averaging down, or other informational questions, you’re better off getting an answer from a tree.
Did you try getting your money back?
Look guys – let me fill you in on a ‘little secret’ to Gentile and all thse other trading ‘guru’s’ who promise you sky high returns with little risk. IT AIN’T GONNA HAPPEN. If they could double their accounts that easily using their methods, woudln’t they just keep it to themselves, make themselves Zillionaires, and move to their own paradise island and never be heard from again? No – they keep showing up, like bad pennies, with different ‘schemes’ that sound like the ‘holy grail’ and after you subscribe you wind up losing your shirt. Bottom line – there are no ‘holy grails’ of trading, and these guys are not trading their own reco’s. They know trading is hard work, risky and you can lose a lot of money. THEY”RE MAKING THEIR FORTUNES FROM ALL THE SUCKERS WHO BELIEVE THEIR BS STORIES> One more tip – Never BUY options on single stocks unless you know something other people don’t, like insiders. Most option buyers lose their entire investment.
EXACTLY what I was thinking. If I knew a “method” for turning a few thousands into “millions” I sure as hell wouldn’t sell it for 2 grand; nor would I have to. Common sense.
I am an option buyer who doesn’t lose his entire investment. But I am paying attention daily; if you check the market once a week, yeah it could be too late.
I will add my story to validate what he says. I nearly tripled my options’ trading account year before last with no help from gurus, thanks to believing in Nvidia when it was only $30 and following it up. Unfortunately, I didn’t buy 2-year options and hold. That would have netted me about $25,000 a year in net profit, just starting with $5,000 or so. And I wouldn’t have had all the daily frustrations of losing and gaining all year long and being up by the bell—I work nights, so not so fun all the time…I managed to turn $4,000 into nearly $11,000 within a year, mostly because I risked $4,000 on an earnings and more than doubled it overnight. Within the first month and a half of last year—-I had lost nearly my entire account on multiples of trades. I recently learned the market switches between periods of oscillation and trending. When I was trading a trending market with a stock that made steady gains, things went well, even though I was in and out of trades often. That’s why the long-term options would have been awesome gains, because of the trending market. Once it started to oscillate again, I was still stuck in “trending” mode and lost my shirt. The other really helpful thing I can say to new options’ traders is this…you can get all that seemingly lost value back in the last 40 days after buying your 65-day- option, even though you already lost 75% of the market value. Options’ are super-tricky. I’ve had many a time when the value just suddenly drops to half at 10:45 in the morning–and doesn’t come back for a month! Plus, it takes a strong stomach to hold a losing option that you know is about to expire worthless soon. You want to protect the little bit you have left..and many times it does expire worthless when you hold it. I’ve had a whole lot of losing experiences, sometimes more than 2,000 losses! I think I’ve lost $1,000 a dozen times or more. Granted, I’ve also had $1000 plus gains a number of times too. It’s a battle holding onto your gains! Penny stocks are a bit better. At least if things don’t go well, you can hold as long as you want—and generally the average penny stock will eventually rally long enough to sell at a decent value again. I’ve switched gears. I occasionally trade options still, but with much less frequency and capital. Haven’t tried selling options yet, but I still want to try that one. I’ve needed too much starting capital with my broker to try it yet. The uncanny thing is that I’ve made almost $20,000 with $100,000 of mock-trading capital on Ameritrade in only a month and a half of swing trading sporadically. Wish I could trade with the same touch with my real accounts….
Best advice for you is grab all the free advice you can get and don’t pay anybody for anything other than maybe giving Travis money for membership here.
Travis has created a forum that works for all of us. You get what you like to hear, and get what you don’t want to hear.
How to I find Travis?
When you find Gentile, do a U turn and walk in the opposite direction, you will find Travis.
(Alleluia…)
Amen, Brother. My first subscription was with Travis and although I DO have a number of subs., I like them for all the info and some of the fun hype, and a few have good ideas, too! All of them are the bargain basement variety and Ive found the many give up the same info that they recommend to their Premium Customers but a few days later…
Tom Gentile, is one of these subscriptions but you have to have a ‘somewhat elevated’ level of trading options, esp. out of an IRA account. I have the base service but MoneyMapPress is very much a PIA with all the SPAM they send!!!
Travis is my GO TO GUY/Site, whenever I see a load of Spamalot from King Mike Ward, of M.M. Press….Usually I can find a decent explanation on the site, either from readers or Travis, himself.
MoneyMapsPress, do recomend certain Brokerage Firms though, like “TradeStation”, which, I suppose they are OK.
Willybgood, I have had the same Mike Ward experience. Even Michael Robinson is a lot of hype most of the time. In fact, back in 2013, Michael Robinson steered me into trading Bitcoin while it was only $400 and soon fell to $180 and traded at simlar levels for the next two years I think. That’s when I ceased trading Bitcoin. Biggest money mistake of my life! I feel the loss of this opportunity. I would have half a million dollars or more, trading with only $3,000 from the beginning. I had two years to stock up after that! Mt. Gox scared me away. Had Michael Robinson simply been less hype, I would have likely stuck in there—or if he had sent me an e-mail telling what Mt. Gox was REALLY all about…too bad. He got me started, but all his hype had me trusting him less and less. I know he is true blue now…but it took me this huge lost opportunity to figure it out.
Correction, I started trading Bitcoin in 2014.
Agree. Just love the Stock Gumshoe. He’s my go to guy whenever I get tempted to be separated from my hard earned cash by some huckster like the Money Morning crowd.
Yes, truly thankful to Stock Gumshoe!!!
Who is Travis
The best advise I can give is get a subscription to Investor’s Business Daily. Start studying the charts there. I have made many 100% gainers and more, but not in minutes or days. It took months and sometimes years of patience to arrive at such gains.
I would recommend that you immediately stop trading. Switch to sim until you find a method that works for you. There are a lot of programs out there, but you need to be able to follow the strategy. Consistently. Educate first. then be very conservative. There are some good ones. but I don’t know the rules of this room for that.
Reg–I THINK it’s OK to mention the “good ones”–so, what are they? Thanks–Bob
Check out my track record for my service here Robert:
I’ve personally had good experiences with Paul Mampilly at Sovereign Investor, Michael Robinson at Money Map Press, Timothy Sykes and his winning students at Profit.ly, First Stage Investor, James Altucher of The Altucher Report, and Kai Whitney at Noft Traders. I tried a few others, but likely not worth mentioning. There is a service in California that is pretty interesting…but they depend on the huge winners to make any profit for the year. Predictive Financial Services…I would still like to try these guys…but you need at least $10,000 starting capital and would have to always be ready to execute your trades at the brokerage. I used them for a week, and they were likeable enough. What they failed to tell me was that I needed to be able to buy a set number of options on EVERY trade they recommended—not just pick. That’s my advice if you use them. Find the number of options you can hopefully afford to buy for each trade and buy the same amount EVERY time a trade recommendation is sent out. Trying to trade weekly options is REALLY tricky. I’ve tried this one on my own! Wow! I’ve found things that might work…but I don’t have enough money to risk that way anymore. Obviously, I lost that battle. Becomes to much of a gamble when you don’t exactly what to do. All the people I mentioned can help you gain an education for little money. They have all given some great tips. I don’t know of a contact at Predictive. I think Ian is one of the guys at First Stage Investor. Timothy Sykes has given more helpful and FREE advice than any and all of them, probably combined. However, hats off to Michael Robinson for nearly making me a millionaire this year, had I only kept trading from 2014! I now trade cryptocurrency again. Real opportunity is still here, as well as trading penny stocks and options. Anyone that wants to e-mail me, I’m always willing to share what experiences that may help you avoid some of my mistakes.
Robert, you do not want to subscribe to these traders. They make you think you can become wealthy with their plan. Most do not trade their on recommendations and most of their recommendations are not very effective. I am a successful credit spread trader, and I know what I am talking about. You are better off mastering your own plan. I have learned how to be a successful trader with a lot of hard work. I am just a private citizen like you. If you need some free help. call me at 817-481-6604. I would be happy to help get you on track to making money. I am Boyce Duvall
The reason for that being that the SEC prohibits anyone giving recommendations on stocks to act on those stocks within 48 hours of making a call. When dealing in speculative ventures, 48 hours is plenty of time to watch money dissipate.
Robert, I recommned http://fitzstock.com/ David will lead you/teach you with very practical, no nonsense system he has developed.
You still with David?
You still with David?
Don’t waste you money. I don’t know how people like that live with themselves.
stay away from this schema he will bring you grief
helmut
try reallife trading .com and learn what you are doing before make any ore trades hope if help.
I’ve had many more losses then wins with this guy. Both his short term cash clock and his monthly pics have been disasters. Just today alone he had us close out on 3 trades- all big losses. He doesn’t ever show the stocks he closes. He is big however on showing his wins. Save your money.
Yeah, I noticed he kept running around his losses. He mentioned them, but all his predictions were pie-in-the-sky what-if scenarios that skirted around the losses. I got so frustrated listening and watching his video. I kept saying to myself, “Show me the losses!”
Robert in all seriousness you should not be playing in the stock market when your young and without a job. Get a job-if it isn’t what you wanted long term-stick with it,you can still be getting out resumes for that dream job.
Investing ,especially when you don’t have a good broker will take you years of learning the ropes. Don’t think that any newsletter writer is going to guide you to a fortune. Some are very good and do their best for you,but
they often deal in generalities. I have been successful and currently trade primarily in options.Not for you at this stage of your life. I have operated my own and other small businesses. I also headed up special projects for business for the Cdn. Federeal government. My daughter & son have been successful as investment advisors. It is with this experience and wanting the best for you that I say again ,obtain a steady income before starting to
make your millions as an investor
Is this really true? I’m quite skeptical about wasting 1950.
The only person that made money using tom servise was tom gentile
Now i hear he is going to have a money clock service i am sure that will be a scam aldo
Huh?
I’m going to call bovine manure on that comment unless you post some proof.
Would like to see your broker statement to verify your wins. Just take your name off and let us see the winning trades.
Thanks
This is clearly an insider–I have been with Money Calendar for a years now and yes, I have had about 6 or 7 doubles, about 6 that had 20% gains, and about 20 that were complete or almost complete losers–in other words, a TOTAL loss. All in all, my portfolio is down about 70% since following Tom’s recommendations. All I can say is that if ANYONE claims to be winning with his service, they are outright lying!! I have followed every trade recommendation, and I have followed them to the letter. By the way, more than 50% of the winners he claims were not available to his readers because by the time he posted the recommendation the price had climbed to a point above his recommended get-in price.
Sounds like the thing to do is sign up and take the contrarian trade. LOL
Thanks so much for your comment. Very insightful. Yes, I’ve seen at least one option trader I tried that I couldn’t possibly jump in certain trades he made. After trading options myself for awhile, the moves tend to happen so quickly on the average option move, that I don’t think they can realistically even notify their subscribers quickly enough with the current services out there.
I cannot review the Money Calendar but I am wondering if it is based on his X Patterns and F Score. If anyone is wondering the X Patterns are known as the Aroon Indicator and can be found on a number of charting programs (such as ThinkOrSwim. Look it up and see how well it actually works.
if I believe the commercials on CNBC, think or swim users are too busy using their butt to mouse
Anyone else out there who has had good results with Tom Gentile Money Calendar? I would love to learn more about stock options, but the 30 day money back part raises questions( 90 days would seem legit). Dont have 2K to toss. Thanks
Take your 2 K to Vegas and put it all on black. You would have a much better chance of winning
you should at least get educated about stock options before even consider the signal service.
Here is some online courses with little cost, you rather pay for education to know how the options is being trade.
https://www.udemy.com/courses/search/?q=options%20trading&src=sac&kw=options&lang=en
TOM has been spot on I like his picks and methods many 100% returns. Best alerts I have had.
Picks still 100% as of Nov 28? If so can you provide 2 examples? Thanks
Give examples or we don’t believe you (shill)
Steve, If I were a betting man I would bet that you are somehow related to Tom
I’m interested in warrior traders.com which is a subs Day Trader advisory service with frequent Sales.Motley Fool also do options & are VERY reputable. Or copy winning trades over at E.Torro.com
Motley fool is a scam
I wouldn’t say Motley Fool is a scam. I’ve tried them and find they have some good educational material and forums. They are meant to be a community of traders that help each other, with the brothers at the helm. They didn’t charge much when I used their basic service, but I didn’t buy into the more expensive services. My opinion is that they are good for those who wish to trade long-term.
Tom Gentile and The Money Calendar is a sinking ship. Since June, if you picked up 1 contract at the price he says you should, with every “money calendar alert” you have lost money. He even sent out an alert a few weeks ago about buying MOS at 2.50 or less, then 2 weeks later, sent out an alert at getting MOS for 1.00 or something close. Then when the 1.00 option doubles, he sends out an email praising the success and turn around. Most of us bought on the first alert and are down money. Enjoy the snake oil.
Actually I have a great respect for Tom, known him since optionetics courses which I attended several. I got the mos alert at 1.27 as a freebie with potential to join for 1900, thought OK Tom let me trade 10 contracts double my money and I will reinvest with you., oops as of today down 80%, losing respect fast, wished I had used my irregulars membership and searched for Tom Gentile first, 1200 loss would have paid for a lot of yearly memberships!!!!
I am now in the trial period, trying to evaluate the service. The picks are based on historical stock price behavior, expecting that if every year in the recent history( including a bear period) there was a big move in the price to the same direction during the given period of the year, we can expect that also this time. Then buying the appropriate option we can earn some money – this is the story. I have tried to assess the success of this based on the historical recommendations as of July, and could not 100% reconstruct all the entry and exit prices (no one table with those, but in multiple alerts and videos) – and concluded that it was slightly in the green (even with commissions) – over half year, by using a $500 investment per recommendation it showed little more profit than the fee – however the track record is not really convincing. Also I have tried out few proposals since my start (selectively), and also slightly up – however it was more luck than anything else, as half of the proposals were losing (I happened to pick some winners only). As part of the service Tom shows on a video how to enter the trade, and how to exit – so even for newbies the technical part is very clear.
I have been a subscriber in his money calendar since november. I can tell you in perfect market conditions the man gets 20 percent of his recommendations right. In february when the market was going through a correction 90 percent of his recommendations were a 100% loss, for a month he even had a streak of losses. This is a complete waste of money and dont even beleive its based on any algorithms. Dont take the stupid decision that i took, your are better off finding your own investments.
Started Money Calendar on 07/15/15. Closed last trade on 04/20/16. Did 56 trades for average return of 15.125%. Had 32 Wins/24 losses for 56% wins. Had 16 100% winners. Largest win streak was 4 trades, loss streak was 3 trades. Started trading at $1000, now doing $3000 per trade. Up about $16,500 for the 9 months.
Motley Fool , Traderspoon, Boom and Bust they all use the same format . They begin with outlandish statements like “double your money in four days” then they move into proving their record with stock quotes no one challenges, followed by testimonials and finally Click Here for the stock symbol and full
Report. So you click on it and you get to buy their publication for only $1995 then the stock or method will be sent to you immediately. They usually offer three guarantees for your money back.
They are a joke and fraudulent. If you want to know the stock they are pitching search the web and you will find it. Google it and it will come.
Stop investing in these slobs. Does Tom Gentile look like a man who has invested millions into his tools? If so why is he pitching us? Because he’s a fraud and should be locked up.
Ric
Cananyone tell me what Tom GenTeal’s next week’s number one stock pic is on his cash clock
Tom Gentile, I came to know through one of my stock picking services place. It seems all these folks collude with each other to share their subscribers. Tom sounded so desperate to sell his money calendar services by offering steepest discount (as we are part of other guy’s subscription services). Which upon verification, I came to know that Tom is not offering any additional discount to us. It almost $2000 for one year duration.
He touted GLD as a trade to go with to double your money in a month. He promised to share 4 free trades, ultimately ended up with one (GLD) only. I believe others might be under the water so he skipped.
Thanks Heavens, I read his real stories in stockgumshoe.com. He definitely sounded like a snake oil seller. Mantra is any thing which sounds like true good to be true…is a trap only…there is no short cut to financial success.
I’ve sorted through a lot of pitches and found that most of them are charging 2000 to 3000 for their premium services. They evidently have found they can get it!
Saw a video for Tom the first time on Jun-21. Link is here:
https://goto.webcasts.com/viewer/event.jsp?ei=1107840
In the video, based on his Money Calendar, he recommends as a free trade to buy the AUG 19 125 Calls on GLD on that day. He indicated that the trade would last until sometime in early August (can’t recall but its in the video above) and expected to double based on a Long Call play. The option was originally trading for about 1.50 and now is around 4.25 ish.
He stated that he has a patent for the Money Calendar but that would mean he would have to disclose the algorithm that he uses for it. I did a search and came up on dead ends time and again.
While I would not spend $2000 on his service (or any service for that matter), he does have my attention. In the video he did indicate 3 or 4 more trades but did not give direction or magnitude so take it for what it’s worth.
I am not subscribed to his service but will be following along for other “free” trades.
Don’t waste your time I lost $20 grand in 1 month following his trade
I just finished watching to the Long video of Money Calendar. It gets my attention because
1) I wonder what the winning % is over the past year, given the examples he showed shows Delta value being really low for most of double-trades. Given those kind of Delta value for buying options, the odds of success cannot be over 60-70%, at best.
2) what is the “loophole” is that “force the big boys play with you” according to Tom.
I’d appreciate if anyone who subscribed to his service can tell me about these 2 things.
I purchased his money calendar about a year ago with the 3 month option to get my money back after 90 days. I called Money morning and asked them what his track record was on his closed positions and I was shock that they told me it was about 12 percent over the past approximately 9 month or so. I can’t remember exactly how long. I can think of a lot better places to gain 12 %. But what pisses me off is that the way he talks and his excitement that he portrays and double this and triple that etc. overnight or in two days or two weeks, seems like there is a big discrepancy there. I did sign up for his money calendar and out of the 3 trades that I got into for those three months, the first one was a loser and the other 2 hadn’t closed yet by the time my 90 day trial subscription ended. So I don’t know how they fared. I did talk to the rep at money morning and said that it was quite a useless trial when most of the positions are still open at the end of the trial……really hard to get a good read on his real track record. Personally I think it’s a lot of B.S. hype and most of his money is probably made on subscriptions.
If you interested in signing up call money morning and ask them for yourself what his closed out trades made in the last year. They may not tell you, I was quite surprised that they told me. either way good luck!!!
Yeah, I’ve noticed most of them want to skirt around showing their losses. One thing I like about Predictive Financial Services’ e-mails is that they did show their losses in the same column as their wins. It was obvious trading weekly options is very tricky and that they heavily depended on the occasional trade that would make you 10000% on your money once or twice a year. That’s why I emphasized in another comment up the page that you invest in EVERY trade the same. And that is assuming the information they were giving on their wins and losses was correct, of course.
Would like to hear more about this loophole that allows someone to buy a hundred lot trading at 27. for $270.
loophole is just a spread that decreases the cost
It’s called a stock option. You control 100 shares of a stock…but the tricky part is that it can expire worthless at the very end. I would advise, if you buy options, that you make it a regular practice to sell quickly….long before expiration dates. The other way to make big gains is to buy a cheap, but strong-trending stocks, then sit on those option contracts for two years straight! There are even some 3-year ones out there! Option values are very susceptible to “whims” of the trader. Traders get excited and pay top-dollar right at the bell…but it can just as easily go against you. That’s what makes it so difficult. I had 15 winning short-term option trades in a row over a period of about 3 weeks that I planned and traded myself. The problem is that it is super-hard to get myself to cut my losses quickly enough…so the losing trades always ended up being about 5 times larger than my average winning trade…once the string of winning trades was over!
Correction, that was over five weeks I think. I only get 3 a week. Not trading with enough to day trade constantly.
No, sorry. I forgot I switched to “cash” in my account and traded every day that way. That’s a way around the 25000 rule, but it took me a long time to think of it. You can open and close any number of trades in the same day, like a day-trader, as long as you are trading options. They settle in a day.
LOL! I’ll add one more thing. Sorry to string these out. I’m somehow able to trade “margin” now with my brokerage with less than $2,000 now…probably because I would just switch to “cash” and trade options every day! It’s a love-hate relationship I have with day-trading options.
I’ve been a subscriber to Money calendar Alerts for 9 months and invested in 2 contracts for every weekly recommendation . My account is down about $850-$1000. from where I started 9 mos. ago. They always tell you about how many doubles (100% profit) they had over a period of time, but just ask them how many failed trades have they had in the same period and you will never get a straight answer, just double talk.
My brother just signed up for the money calendar today at the special price of $895 since he was already a customer with Weekly CAsh Clock. He has done extremely well with the cash clock buying calls or outs and then pulling out at around a 25% return ( he is not greedy or is trying for 100%) over the last month and a half every single recommendation Tom Gentile has made has been profitable for him. He has been giving me the recommendations and I have seen for myself. I will keep everyone posted on the money calendar program to see if it is as lucrative as Cash clock
Not true. I entered his reco for AAPL and UNH last month Aug. with expiry date of Sept.16, 2016 for both, which he said to exit both trades ahead of time with UNH out of the money and a total loser. Apple was in the money slightly – far from the goal of 100% gain. So, don’t exaggerate the results/success of his reco’s, especially stating EVERY trade reco. I know that is NOT true – I personally lost on UNH.
Same here. Tried to get refund on life subsc. today which was denied because I missed by 2 days in trial period. Now stuck w/MoneyCalenderAlert, or one time choice of one of the oher 8 trading services.
Subscribed to the weekly cash clock on July 2. After 8 losing trades and 3 minimal winners I cancelled my service On Aug. 4. Not what I expected.
I’ve been a subscriber to all the MoneyMapPress products for the past 3 weeks. During that time, Tom Gentile and his Money Calendar have cost me more money than any other investment advice this year. I think the Money Calendar is a crap shoot regardless of its marketing hype. Regarding the other MoneyMapPress services, I’ve made some really good money on recommendations from Kent Moor’s Energy Inner Circle. My wins have exceeded losses with Bill Patalon’s Private Briefing and Michael Robinson’s Rad Tech Profits and Nova-X reports. For me, the verdict is still out on the other MMP services for now.
Interesting comment….maybe I can use to recoup my money’s worth on my life time subscription by switching to one of the other trading services since they won’t refund my subscription. Live and learn.
File a complaint with sec.gov and ftc.gov. Since I’ve filed a complaint with sec.gov, Tom Gentile changed the title of his options alerts subscription from ‘Money Calendar’ to ‘Power Profit Trades’ with one thing in his mind to defraud investors.