Noah S.
Paid for itself in two months.
I learned about Low Stress Options from The Tom Woods Show, so I knew that I could trust the claims on the landing page. However, I still had questions that I wouldn't really be able to answer without trying it out: - What if the program shuts down? With my current means, my personal goals would take around five years to hit, and that's a LONG time in the online service world. - Will it REALLY only take an hour or two of my time each week? (I'm not nearly as smart as Tom.) Two months into trading, I no longer feel anxious about either of those things. When I signed up, I fully expected to see less-than-average results for my first year or so, since I have zero stock trading experience. I figured that even if I did "badly" and made half a percent per week, that would be 30% over a year, which sounded good enough to me. In actuality, while I'm only two months in and these numbers obviously can and will change, my current weekly average is 1.34%. I started with a 10k account, and I've already made over 1.5k. In regard to time investment: As you would expect, there is some heavy time investment up front: going through several hours' worth of training at least a few times; setting up and funding an account; learning your way around the ThinkOrSwim software. Also, as you would expect (if you're like me), the first couple days and first couple weeks of trading the framework are not smooth sailing. You're spending extra time making sure you're not skipping a step or pressing the wrong button, or making some other costly mistake. This is only my eighth week trading, but at this point I have no problem saying it really does only take about an hour or so on the weekend or on Monday morning to figure out what to trade for the week. And during the week, I really do just have to peek at my phone an hour before market close. If there's anything I need to do at that time, it takes less than 15 minutes, and even less than that once you get the hang of it. Because of my work schedule, I'm not even able to attend the live Monday morning calls, but it hasn't been a problem at all. The recordings are uploaded so I can watch the replay, but (and maybe Troy will yell at me for this) I haven't even done that most of the time, because I feel just fine "following the framework". And that touches on the other question: While the web app and the weekly calls and the community are well worth the $100/month, the LSO framework does not directly involve any of them. I would be very unhappy if I lost access to the program any time soon, but I'm already confident that, once I have enough practice under my belt, I could just invest some extra time and continue to apply the framework on my own if it ever came to that.




