Post: #1

I've recently subscribed to an expensive investment advisory subscription.
The guy was a trader for decades. I'm interested in sharing the costs if anyone wants trade advice, PM me and you'll see if you've heard of it.

I'm paying over 300 per month, it's a lot of day trade and short term as well as long term advice and the team seems quite accurate.

We could do some sort of screen sharing during the morning market setup period ( about 7:30 to 9:30 EST when the US Stock market opens)

Post: #2

(08-16-2014 02:13 PM)iknowexactly Wrote:  I've recently subscribed to an expensive investment advisory subscription.
The guy was a trader for decades. I'm interested in sharing the costs if anyone wants trade advice, PM me and you'll see if you've heard of it.

I'm paying over 300 per month, it's a lot of day trade and short term as well as long term advice and the team seems quite accurate.

We could do some sort of screen sharing during the morning market setup period ( about 7:30 to 9:30 EST when the US Stock market opens)

If the guy was a successful trader for decades why would he bother to sell advisory subscriptions for $300? Wouldn't he be running money for the ultra-rich?

Post: #3

(08-16-2014 09:38 PM)Steve9 Wrote:  

(08-16-2014 02:13 PM)iknowexactly Wrote:  I've recently subscribed to an expensive investment advisory subscription.
The guy was a trader for decades. I'm interested in sharing the costs if anyone wants trade advice, PM me and you'll see if you've heard of it.

I'm paying over 300 per month, it's a lot of day trade and short term as well as long term advice and the team seems quite accurate.

We could do some sort of screen sharing during the morning market setup period ( about 7:30 to 9:30 EST when the US Stock market opens)

If the guy was a successful trader for decades why would he bother to sell advisory subscriptions for $300? Wouldn't he be running money for the ultra-rich?

I can see why a trader would want to do this.

Less risk, less attention required, less regulatory bullshit to deal with. If he has 40 customers, he's pulling $144,000/yr just by providing his opinions on stocks.

He probably also trades his own account.

Post: #4

If you aren't looking for some of the market momentum plays, but just to look up the teasers that these places send you, check out stockgumshoe. The guy uses deductive reasoning to tell you what stock the guru's are pushing in their advertisements.

Post: #5

I'm not sure what your investment/trading goals are, but I have spent many years investing/trading and the best advice and insight I have ever found was The Kirk Report for those getting started and he only charges around a $100 a year.

Post: #6

(08-16-2014 02:13 PM)iknowexactly Wrote:  I've recently subscribed to an expensive investment advisory subscription.
The guy was a trader for decades. I'm interested in sharing the costs if anyone wants trade advice, PM me and you'll see if you've heard of it.

I'm paying over 300 per month, it's a lot of day trade and short term as well as long term advice and the team seems quite accurate.

IKE, it would be interesting to know what percentage profit or loss you have made so far with the investment advisory service?