Trade Genie Inc.Reviews of tradegenie.com

Response from Trade Genie Inc.Jan 31, 2026

Hi Hanna Mays and Ritch Mays, We’re responding publicly because these reviews make “scam” claims while describing what is overwhelmingly a risk-management and execution problem. First, “scam/fraud” is a serious allegation. Neither review claims unauthorized charges or stolen funds. What you describe is losing trades and frustration. Losses are part of trading. A losing trade is not fraud. Hanna: “You never see the guru trade live.” Correct. Trade Genie is not a livestream entertainment channel. It’s a trade-alert and education service. Many serious traders don’t broadcast live executions because it turns trading into performance instead of process. Ritch: “About 35% are bad picks.” No legitimate strategy wins 100%. What matters is whether the trader follows a plan and controls downside. The losses you cite ($30k on OKLO and $15k on GOOGL) are not the signature of “bad picks.” They are the signature of oversized positions, late entries, averaging down without strict limits, and holding without disciplined exits. Your OKLO example is the clearest. You repeatedly bought more as it fell, then held through a major drawdown. Averaging down in volatile names and options is not something anyone should do casually. Scaling only works inside a predefined plan: predefined levels, strict max size, and a hard max loss. If “buy more” becomes “keep buying because I’m hurting,” that’s emotional averaging, not professional risk management. Your GOOGL example also reveals the real issue: “the only day I could have got out green was the 23rd” and “there was a 1-minute spike.” That means your exit plan became hoping for a brief spike you might catch while you were busy. That is not a system. Options punish hope. They reward planning. If you can’t monitor and execute, you must size smaller, use defined-risk spreads, hedge intentionally, or stand down. “If I had bought puts, I’d be up $35k” is hindsight. After a drop, the puts always look obvious. Before the move, it’s probable. Also, we don’t force bearish trades just to satisfy someone’s preference. We trade what the market gives. “He never mentions the stock again.” Professionals don’t fix losses with more commentary. They fix them with stops, hedges, and exit rules. If a trader holds through invalidation, that’s a personal decision, not “abandonment.” “Only 2 spread trades in 45 days.” We don’t send trades for entertainment. We send trades when the setup is there. Quality over quantity. Bottom line for readers: these reviews describe traders taking large concentrated risk, averaging down, and holding deep drawdowns, then blaming the service. No alert service on earth can protect someone from oversized positions and refusal to follow a risk plan. If you want to make this factual, post the exact alerts you’re referencing (ticker, date, entry guidance), your actual entry, your position size, and what you did when it moved against you. That transparency will show what really happened. Noshee Khan TradeGenie.com NosheeKhan.com

Response from Trade Genie Inc.Jan 31, 2026

Hi Hanna Mays and Ritch Mays, We’re responding publicly because these reviews make “scam” claims while describing what is overwhelmingly a risk-management and execution problem. First, “scam/fraud” is a serious allegation. Neither review claims unauthorized charges or stolen funds. What you describe is losing trades and frustration. Losses are part of trading. A losing trade is not fraud. Hanna: “You never see the guru trade live.” Correct. Trade Genie is not a livestream entertainment channel. It’s a trade-alert and education service. Many serious traders don’t broadcast live executions because it turns trading into performance instead of process. Ritch: “About 35% are bad picks.” No legitimate strategy wins 100%. What matters is whether the trader follows a plan and controls downside. The losses you cite ($30k on OKLO and $15k on GOOGL) are not the signature of “bad picks.” They are the signature of oversized positions, late entries, averaging down without strict limits, and holding without disciplined exits. Your OKLO example is the clearest. You repeatedly bought more as it fell, then held through a major drawdown. Averaging down in volatile names and options is not something anyone should do casually. Scaling only works inside a predefined plan: predefined levels, strict max size, and a hard max loss. If “buy more” becomes “keep buying because I’m hurting,” that’s emotional averaging, not professional risk management. Your GOOGL example also reveals the real issue: “the only day I could have got out green was the 23rd” and “there was a 1-minute spike.” That means your exit plan became hoping for a brief spike you might catch while you were busy. That is not a system. Options punish hope. They reward planning. If you can’t monitor and execute, you must size smaller, use defined-risk spreads, hedge intentionally, or stand down. “If I had bought puts, I’d be up $35k” is hindsight. After a drop, the puts always look obvious. Before the move, it’s probable. Also, we don’t force bearish trades just to satisfy someone’s preference. We trade what the market gives. “He never mentions the stock again.” Professionals don’t fix losses with more commentary. They fix them with stops, hedges, and exit rules. If a trader holds through invalidation, that’s a personal decision, not “abandonment.” “Only 2 spread trades in 45 days.” We don’t send trades for entertainment. We send trades when the setup is there. Quality over quantity. Bottom line for readers: these reviews describe traders taking large concentrated risk, averaging down, and holding deep drawdowns, then blaming the service. No alert service on earth can protect someone from oversized positions and refusal to follow a risk plan. If you want to make this factual, post the exact alerts you’re referencing (ticker, date, entry guidance), your actual entry, your position size, and what you did when it moved against you. That transparency will show what really happened. Noshee Khan TradeGenie.com NosheeKhan.com

Response from Trade Genie Inc.Jan 31, 2026

Hi AM, Thank you for the great feedback! We’re glad to hear you find the service thorough and well thought out—leaving nothing to chance is exactly the standard we aim to deliver. Your support means a lot to us. We value your input! Kindly take a moment to leave us a review through the following link: https://sotellus.com/r/tradegenie Dedicated to YOUR Trading Success! Best Regards, Noshee Khan & Trade Genie Team

Response from Trade Genie Inc.Jan 31, 2026

Hello Peter Thank you for sharing specific dates and numbers. That makes this a fact-based discussion rather than a feelings-based one. What you described is not evidence of a scam. It’s a performance and execution story during a volatile period: you took a high volume of trades, you had early wins (including two large gains), then hit a drawdown, and you changed your process midstream by stopping entries and only looking for exits. A few clarifications for readers: First, “87 trades” versus “87 transactions” matters. Many trade ideas create multiple transactions because exits can be scaled, stops can trigger separate legs, or management actions can occur. Counting every partial exit as a separate “loss transaction” often inflates the loss percentage and doesn’t accurately reflect how many trade ideas worked or didn’t. Second, win rate alone is not the metric professionals use. The real metric is expectancy: the average win size minus the average loss size, plus the consistency of execution. You noted a gain of over $6,000 and another of over $3,000, which shows that the approach can produce outsized winners. The key question is whether your losses were kept within planned limits through position sizing and exit discipline, or whether losing positions were allowed to grow larger than they should have. Third, your own numbers show controlled damage, not catastrophe. You reported $84,321 deployed and a net loss of $7,533 over that period. That’s not a result anyone wants, but it’s also not proof of “bad picks.” It points to risk controls and execution not matching your account size, availability, or discipline during that window. Many traders lose far more when they oversize or refuse to take planned losses. Fourth, the biggest issue in your review is this statement: “I finally stopped acting on TG’s buys and only looked for the sales opportunity.” The moment you stopped following the entry plan, you stopped measuring the service and started measuring your own improvised strategy. Managing exits without taking planned entries changes the entire risk-reward profile. It often turns structured trades into damage control, and it’s not a fair way to judge the alerts. Fifth, the email count. “342 emails in 15 days” sounds dramatic, but emails can include trade alerts, market commentary, admin notices, education, reminders, and system notifications. If you’re reading every message manually, you’re consuming the service in the least efficient way possible. Members who use the service correctly filter for what matters and follow the alerts structure instead of spending hours in the inbox. Here’s the plain truth for readers: trade alerts are not a substitute for personal responsibility. If you oversize, enter late, ignore exits, or trade while you cannot manage positions properly, you can lose money even with solid setups. Our service is designed for traders who follow rules: entry discipline, position sizing, and predefined risk. If you want a truly fair evaluation, the missing information is what determines the outcome: Did you enter at the alert price or chase? Did you follow the stop/exit plan or hold and hope? How large was each position relative to your account? Did you scale out as designed or hold full size into reversals? That is how professionals diagnose results. Trading involves substantial risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results. All trades are educational ideas, not a promise of profit. For traders who want certainty, trading is the wrong game. For traders who want a repeatable process and can execute it with discipline, that’s what we provide. Noshee Khan TradeGenie.com NosheeKhan.com

Response from Trade Genie Inc.Jan 31, 2026

Hello Stewart Thank you for the feedback. I’m going to address this professionally and clearly, because what you’re describing is fixable, but it requires the right steps and accurate information. First, if our emails are landing in your spam folder, that is controlled by your email provider’s filters. Spam placement can happen for many reasons: your provider’s algorithm, prior “mark as spam” actions, inbox rules, or corporate filtering. That said, if you want to be removed, you should not have to fight for it. Second, regarding the phone experience: we understand the expectation that a business will answer with the company name. We can do better there. However, the idea that someone is “not Trade Genie” because they answered “Hello” is not a fair conclusion. Many support lines answer that way. What matters is whether the request is handled correctly. Third, the core issue here is accuracy. You stated that the team “doesn’t get your email right.” If the email address is being provided incorrectly (even by one character), no removal request will work because we can only unsubscribe the exact address receiving the messages. That is why it can feel like “they promised and nothing happened.” Here is what we will do immediately to resolve this properly: 1. If you reply to this review (or email our support) with the exact email address receiving the messages (you can mask it like j***@domain.com), we will remove that address from all Trade Genie mailing lists and confirm it has been suppressed. 2. If you are receiving messages forwarded from another inbox or alias, we will also suppress the source address once identified. 3. If you want to stop emails without contacting support, every legitimate Trade Genie email includes an unsubscribe option at the bottom. Clicking it automatically removes that specific address. If you’re only seeing previews inside a spam folder, open the email fully and use the unsubscribe link or your email client’s built-in “unsubscribe” function. A couple of important notes for clarity: * If you have multiple email addresses (or you used more than one to request information), you must unsubscribe each one separately. * If you previously marked the emails as spam, your provider may continue filtering them even after you unsubscribe. Unsubscribing stops future sends, but spam filters may still flag older messages as spam until they expire. We take compliance and professionalism seriously. If you want to be removed, we will remove you. The fastest path is to send the exact email address that receives the messages, so we can suppress it correctly and permanently. Noshee Khan TradeGenie.com NosheeKhan.com

Response from Trade Genie Inc.Nov 18, 2025

Thank you for your feedback—we're delighted to hear that you're seeing results with our service. At Trade Genie, we understand how challenging the trading world can be for new participants, which is why we’ve designed our alerts and education to be clear, structured, and rooted in risk-managed strategies, such as vertical spreads. That said, we want to emphasize to all readers—especially those exploring trading services for the first time—that while many of our members do see success by following our trade alerts and strategies, trading always involves risk. No system can guarantee profits, and we encourage every member to take time to understand the rationale behind each trade. Education is an integral part of our process, and we believe that informed traders make the best decisions. We also want to acknowledge that results may vary from person to person, depending on market conditions, timing, and execution. Suppose you're a newer trader like this reviewer. In that case, we highly recommend that you take advantage of the learning materials and mentorship included with your membership to build confidence and competence in your decision-making gradually. We appreciate the trust you've placed in us, and we're committed to helping you—and others reading this—trade smarter, not harder. Dedicated to YOUR Trading Success! Best Regards, Noshee Khan & Trade Genie Team

Response from Trade Genie Inc.Nov 18, 2025

Thank you for your thoughtful review—we truly appreciate you sharing your experience. It’s rewarding to hear that options trading has evolved from modest and slow gains to more consistent and accelerated results since joining the Trade Genie family. Although you don’t have the exact numbers at hand, we’re glad to know you’ve seen growth in your account. We encourage all members to track their performance closely. Not only does this reinforce confidence, but it also helps traders refine execution, position sizing, and discipline over time. To our broader audience: We always advise approaching trading with a realistic mindset. While many of our members report frequent wins and more substantial returns, especially with our vertical spread strategies, every trader's experience varies based on market timing, position size, risk tolerance, and consistency in following the system. It's never about "getting rich overnight"—it's about building a repeatable process that compounds over time. Our goal is to help traders, regardless of experience level, cut through the noise, focus on defined-risk setups, and develop a mindset rooted in patience and precision. Thank you again for trusting us on your trading journey—we’re honored to have you as part of the community and look forward to helping you continue that momentum. Dedicated to YOUR Trading Success, Best Regards, Noshee Khan & Trade Genie Team

Response from Trade Genie Inc.Nov 18, 2025

Thank you so much for your heartfelt review and for taking the time to share your experience publicly. It’s gratifying to hear that the strategies and discipline we teach at Trade Genie are helping you reshape your trading approach and see real, measurable results. Our goal from the beginning has been to empower traders—not just with trade alerts, but with the understanding behind those trades. Whether someone is new to options or experienced but inconsistent, we focus on teaching defined-risk strategies, such as vertical spreads, that offer calculated profit potential and controlled downside risk. These are not high-risk gambles; they are structured trades built for those serious about sustainable growth. You mentioned something vital—that learning to trust the system made a difference. That’s a common turning point for many members. When traders follow the method consistently—without second-guessing or emotional hesitation—the compounding effect can be significant, just as you experienced. Doubling your account in two and a half months is no small achievement, and the humility in your comment speaks volumes. We’re equally proud to hear that our support team has made your journey smoother. We don’t just deliver alerts—we back them with ongoing mentorship, timely support, and a community that values growth and accountability. To new readers: Our service is built on a proven track record of over 15 years of verified trading results. We offer structured trade alerts, live mentoring, and step-by-step trade plans that are especially powerful for traders looking to remove emotion and guesswork from their decisions. Thank you again for being part of the Trade Genie family—and for your trust. We’re excited to continue delivering the clarity, consistency, and profitability that traders like you deserve. Dedicated to YOUR Trading Success! Best Regards, Noshee Khan & Trade Genie Team