MyStrategicForecastReviews of lazygaptrader.com

I like the course, LGT. But I've liked many others too. My problem is psychological. I can't seem to get in at the bottom of a consolidating range for example. The top, at breakout, seems safer, and that would work more often if I wasn't so risk averse. I've watched MSF on Youtube for years, so I know your system works. I've avoided "paper" trading because I don't believe you learn anything until you have some skin in the game. Lastly, I have only one complaint. I'm in an 8% minority that's color blind, so may I suggest using white candles for positive price movement?

I used David's services regularly. I am disappointed overall. He regularly updates the inside the numbers with his commentary as seen on youtube. The challenge is he speaks double sided, is not willing to (most of the time) state his beliefs. He will use statement like the market will find support at XYZ unless trick and co plays a part. Its most often dual intended so he can take claim later that it exactly happened how he predicted. I wish he had the courage to say I believe this will happen however this is also the other scenario. It would be FAR BETTER if he was more clear on what he believes is happening. On the good side, he shares stocks that could bounce and often they do, however as new trader you have NO IDEA when to exit. Overall this is not a service that I can recommend to new traders or people hoping to learn from trading... All the best.

My honest opinion... I've taken the beginner section of the Lazy Gap Trader course. I took the course because David had great reviews, and he seemed straight forward and knowledgeable. I tried asking David some straight forward questions to get to the meat of his strategy because I wasn't understanding some things he was teaching, but his responses never seemed to directly answer my questions. He seemed very interested in getting more YouTube views. So far, it seems the basic strategy is finding stocks that are gapping pre-market and using Fibonacci levels as support/resistance, which doesn't seem unique to me. But I'm not as knowledeable about this stuff. On the plus side, he has some good insight and some good ways of looking at it. And he responds very quickly to his emails. And his video presentations are well-made. Maybe $200 wasted? We'll see.

I thought you were going to cover how we could leverage options instead of buying the stock. Also, so far for me, quite a few didn't hit the levels so there were no trades.

The course was informative, but the entries and exits that David boost are all theoretical. Even with strategy automation and real world market activity, slippage, etc. I could not hit those entry and exits. It would be nice if he could share how he executes and hits those numbers as I found it un-achievable and thus detracts from the credibility of the service.

The content is not the issue but having extremely limited time the format poses huge challenges. the website itself hosting the videos is very slow and takes relatively speaking an enormous amount of time to load. I try and leave it up so I can just jump in the next time I have time but due to normal virus system reboots, etc. the page is gone the next time I can go over and view the videos. The video format is very restrictive because I essentially have to rewatch the whole video to find out where I was. If a manual was at the core I could quickly zoom in to chapter/section and page to find out where I need to be. I know we always seem to want to use the latest and greatest technology but I think some things will always work better in whatever the best format is, regardless of current technology trends. This review is another example, one of the worst and most difficult apps to use. Survey Monkey, etc. are much simpler to use. Largest browser on the planet, just updated, Explorer 11 and I have to go use the awful Chrome browser. Trading is the issue, but we're shackled with completely unnecessary technology.