Low Stress TradingReviews of lowstresstrading.com

I am celebrating my 3 year "tradaversery" today. I have been with LST for 3 years and am amazed every time I look at my account. I am not a rich man by any stretch but have followed the framework teachings of Troy, John,and the whole LST group. Over that time I turned my initial $2000.00 investment into over $25000.00 profit. I have followed Troy Broussard for over 10 years and will say I have never known anyone with more passion to serve the needs of his followers than he. When I joined we did not have all the bells and whistles we have now. I remember tracking my trades on a legal pad(which I still have) and now we have the most awesome software for keeping track of our portfolios ever. I am not a person who could easily save money and this course has over delivered for me teaching patience and discipline and weekly contribution can turn your financial life around. These are people who really care about YOUR success and I highly recommend them.

Life-changing framework for creating weekly cash flow. Owners are responsive and transparent. Also, the community is full of smart, successful people who help out as well. 5 stars all the way.

Low Stress Trading is a great company with a top-notch leadership team Low! The courses and well planned and comprehensive. I’m pleased with the education, technology, and community. Put in the time and you will have success. They also offer additional optional courses which are related to the main course. All were an excellent value that more than paid for themselves quickly.

I'm about to go over $10,000 in profit with Low Stress Trading since I started last December. I've had some options trading experience in the past, but was never able to "put it all together," so this was right up my alley. Add me to the list of people who couldn't be happier with the program. I'm grateful to Tom Woods for making the recommendation; otherwise I never would have found it. I've come to view Troy Broussard, developer of LST, as a certifiable genius, and I have a hunch many in the community would agree with me. If you're looking for a legitimate path to financial security for you and your family, do yourself a favor and check out Low Stress Trading.

The upselling is absolutely relentless. On the two owners birthdays, instead of giving something away to the community to celebrate, they CHARGE for silly AI written add-ons or their favorite "six" stocks. Weird because they aren't registered and should not be giving "financial advice". I agree with the most recent post by David below me. Owner Troy has the ego the size of Mars and can do no wrong. The community is instructed to not look at or pay attention to unrealized losses. The whole program is predicated on stocks that go against you coming back up to the price you originally bought them at. It's a dangerous game these people are playing

I want to thank Troy and John for developing the Low Stress Options framework. This variant of the Wheel Strategy helps members gain proficiency in options trading within months. The founders are passionate and have had great success with their model. While I still follow the framework to generate weekly premiums, I ended my membership after a year due to operational issues and management's unwillingness to address them. Because the owners regularly read and reply to reviews, I am sharing this feedback as a constructive roadmap for improvement. 1. Broken Commitments and Aggressive Course Monetization When I evaluated LSO on an introductory call, Troy promised the course provided everything needed to trade their framework, and that beyond the monthly fee, we would never be asked to buy additional courses to implement it. That commitment has proven untrue. Rather than expanding content for members paying $100/month, the owners constantly monetize topics relevant to the core framework—rolling out paid courses for position entry, stock selection, and case studies on managing losing trades. Stock selection was particularly frustrating: original training was weak on fundamentals and later removed, with members told they were getting "too bogged down" in researching companies they were only trading on for a week. Yet when trades went south, members were chastised for weak research. Rather than fixing the core curriculum, a new paid fundamentals course was created. On one call, Troy proudly announced that he has dozens of ideas for additional courses, confirming this paywalled approach is their permanent model. I have no issue with premium add-ons for distinct strategies like Bitcoin. However, locking supplementary material that impacts core framework execution behind new paywalls contradicts initial commitments. Early members should be grandfathered under their original enrollment terms. 2. Intrusive Marketing Aggressive marketing has bled directly into the core membership experience, with upsell messaging flooding member emails, alerts, and community posts with no way to opt out. Most frustratingly, weekly live calls frequently lead with pitches. Forcing a global audience of paying members—who tune in awaiting John's weekly trades—to sit through advertisements before getting to critical trading content is a poor member experience. This issue has been raised, but the owners seem indifferent to the needs of their members. 3. Lack of Reference Material & Structural Noise Training relies entirely on video content with no written reference guides. When members spot conflicting guidance within or across videos, they are told to simply "re-watch the training" rather than resolving the contradiction. Additionally, the community feed is cluttered with noise that drowns out critical educational posts. Without anonymous surveys, Trustpilot remains the primary feedback mechanism—usually submitted after a member leaves. 4. Unrealistic Metrics & Incomplete Call Guidance Marketing metrics like 1% weekly returns are misleading because they disregard unrealized losses when positions go DITM, locking up capital for months. While put mechanics are solid, guidance lacks depth for managing covered calls sold below assignment price when a stock rises sharply. While no formula works in every case—and none is expected—a complete framework should offer clear guidelines for weighing multi-month rolls against mean reversion. Without this guidance, capital gets trapped in stagnant positions, dragging down net returns. 5. Communication Tone & Feedback Deflection Communication culture has grown increasingly defensive and unprofessional. Public venting about members "not following the framework" is unfair given that platform search functionality is poor—requiring exact-phrase matching rather than allowing boolean filters to search historical topics. Valid questions on unrealized losses or mechanics are deflected as "mindset issues" or "nuance." When constructive posts on framework challenges gain momentum, owners lock the thread to shut down discussion. A pattern exists of taking credit for member wins while blaming members for going "off-strategy" when on-strategy trades face headwinds. This heavy-handed moderation discourages members from asking legitimate questions out of fear of public backlash or expulsion. Summary: The core framework works, but these issues diminish ongoing membership value once you learn the basics—especially when software and research gaps can be filled elsewhere for a fraction of the cost. If management learns to accept constructive feedback rather than fighting it, this program could truly be five-star.

Both Troy and John are great instructors and they want to make sure all of their students succeed in the options trading world. If anyone complains, it's usually because they strayed from the foundational structure. Highly recommend ! ! !

I never envisioned Options Trading in my life, but I have to say, their framework produces consist results. The staff goes out of their way to ensure your success and the developers are always adding new features to their software. I could not recommend them enough.