MyStrategicForecastReviews of lazygaptrader.com

Reply from MyStrategicForecast Jun 23, 2020 Classic disgruntled person who purchased a course, wanted a refund and got mad when they realized that's not the way it works. We'll go with the other 99 percent of the reviews... Why would i want a refund i only paid £6 , and if anybody brought your course, why would they want a refund if it was so good According to David no question goes unanswered, yet he answers none of the, once they got your money, they do not care Your basically thieves, selling rubbish content that is available for free. Notice how if anybody says anything bad about them, they react immediately, with an attack, saying its not for everybody, you wanted a refund, you didnt get the course - really They have to do this, they dont want their fake money making scheme threatened And just for the record , how many people have actually made money with this, and i dont mean the fake people that you used, to say they have What lazy trader will do now is reply with an attack, bring it on, because im not going to stop saying your ripping people off

THE GOOD: The free daily youtube videos. THE BAD: Lazy Emini Trader: It's a good course but way overpriced. You can learn all of those basics from a good book or from free youtube videos. David must be a farmer at heart because he's harvesting the bejesus out of that course, and pumps it every chance he gets. Why not, I suppose. In the course, the single piece of unique learning for me was his concept of "time is more important than price". To be fair, I won't disclose what that means but I will say the concept is hit-or-miss. Next, Inside the Numbers (ITN): I subscribed for a while specifically for SPY/ES trading (and ignored the section that suggests entries in random stocks). ITN is basically a "if SPY gets to 213 it will go to 214 next" type of service. Turned out to be completely useless for me. Also, he's the only ES/SPY paid service I know of that doesn't take market breadth into account in his analysis. My recommendation: skip the course but try out ITN for 1 month. No refunds though, no matter what. THE UGLY: If you do subscribe to ITN, don't expect any meaningful answers from David when you email him questions. Moreover, don't expect to be treated with respect. He's snarky for sure... and borderline [insert whatever is worse than snarky].

I can't in good conscious recommend paying for either InsideTheNumbers or LazyGapTrader. Inside the Numbers is littered with intraday commentary. You can see in the videos he posts that he gets the numbers decently accurate, but only because he's calling out every number possible. It's easy to look back and say "Inside the numbers members had a beat on the tape" when you list every number you see. I hate to say it, but you can find better levels for free, without all the noise online. The morning stocks just aren't worth the effort most of the time. LazyEmini has decent content, but the video series feels incomplete. If you want to give the series a watch email me at barrowsbot at gmail and we can set something up. The reviewer below me is on point with the books. They are worth the reads (or flip through at minimum).

It's too expensive. I took the course 4 months ago and since then I've came across the same info for free through plenty of sources (Investopedia, youtube, online trading communities). Also technical analysis books contain the same strategies in much more depth, and at a fraction of the price. A fair price for this course would be $80, not $350. The strategies in the course are not unique. There is nothing groundbreaking, just super basic concepts of tech analysis. Here's a few books that have more value, without the predatory price: "The Art and Science of Technical Analysis"-Dives deep into the many layers of price action and market structure that the short lazytrader course doesn't cover. And how to EFFECTIVELY use strategies. "How to Day trade for a Living"-A great guide to finding the best broker and trading platform. Discusses risk management along with tech analysis and how to find "stocks in play" "Trading in the Zone"- All about risk management and the importance of developing the right mindset for trading "Market Wizards"- I'd read this one last. It's a series of interviews with professional traders, and in their stories you will find some principles of trading that lead to success. Replying to David: I'm recommending(not pushing) books that have the content of your course and more, for a much lower price. These books have helped me develop my trading strategies and have been recommended by many succesful traders.

don't waste your time or money. If you have trading setups stick with them. Keep in mind real traders don't have anything for sale.