mr A.
You must work at this for it to be successful.
I have been at this for about a year. I have run my account from 4,000 to about 20,000. It seems to be so slow, but it is positive. When the market fell so fast due to the world wide virus, I was out of this 2 days before it crashed. I got back into it right after it hit bottom. I switched from options to stocks. I did this because I could not spend all my time all day long in front of the computer. I do have a real job. I love trading, but I am a little more conservative. John and his team has taught me so much. One of the things he taught me more, is to watch the market and pick just a few stocks or options, and just watch them for a long time. John;s tools are good, but you do have to understand when they will work, and when they will not work. Along the way, I found tools that worked for me, and my style of trading. I just looks at the stock in the morning and the afternoon. If I trade, it is just once a day at the most. I do have to say, I had lost a lot of money before I started with John. I also see that markets have a lot of patterns, and the big boys have the philosophy down very good, to beat most of the smaller traders. 80% of the people lose money in the stock market, which interesting enough about the same as these reviews. The one advice I would give anyone, is to NOT trade from emotions. Find you a pattern and if it works, stock with it until it doesn't work. The market is always shifting, so the patterns will not work forever. The more people use them, the more likely they will not work. If you want to get rich, then invent a pillow, and market the hell out of it. If you want to have some fun, then plan carefully, and go for the market. John and the gang do real good. The only problem I have, is they move a lot faster than I do. They know a lot more than I do. They have a lot more tricks up their sleeves than I do, but I have about 4 tricks and they work about 75% of the time for me. I do not grow that fast, but I am growing. I was trying to teach my son, but he was too impatient and lost his account. (He ate the rest). This is good, but not perfect, you will have to do your work, to make this work. No ifs and buts about that.