Glenn
I understand the power of the portfolio
I understand the technical factors. The strategy/math, etc., are brilliant. Thank you, Alex. The basic training videos are "good." Mike is a "very good" teacher. Alex is hard to understand (he gets energized; speaks fast and the handwaving does not help. However, as long as Mike weighs in, especially with the white board...that's good. There is one video with the acronyms, which is good and needed. But the list is not comprehensive. There are many acronyms used, especially in Alex's emails, that are not included. Which comes to my biggest challenge is that Alex has his own "financial and tactics language" that is hard for me to follow. When he tersely explains what he is doing with trades, it takes me much effort to understand. The actual execution of trades is not hard, but I often wonder whether I am doing the correct thing. That said, the screenshots that Alex shares are excellent and needed. When I look at the account/trade screenshots I "get it." That said, I am deeply impressed with Alex's efforts, insights, cheerleading, etc. He is inspiring. I am in catch up mode. I am hopeful I will be successful. I am positive about the program, despite my having an experience that I marked as a 2-star.
Response from Traders Edge NetworkMar 30, 2026
Hi there, Thank you for taking the time to share such a detailed and thoughtful review—we really appreciate it. It means a lot to hear that you see the strength in the strategy itself and the portfolio approach. That foundation is exactly what everything is built on, so it’s great to know that part is coming through clearly. We also truly appreciate your feedback on the teaching styles. You’re absolutely right—Alex and Mike have very different approaches, and that’s intentional, but it can also create moments where things feel harder to follow. Alex tends to operate at a very high level and move quickly, while Mike does a great job slowing things down and breaking concepts out step-by-step. The combination is powerful, but we recognize it’s important to keep improving how those two styles connect. Your point about the “language gap” and acronyms is especially helpful. That’s something we’re actively working on—creating clearer, more complete reference materials and making sure explanations are easier to follow in real time, not just after the fact. We’re glad to hear the trade screenshots and real examples are helping things click—that’s a big part of how many members bridge that gap as they build confidence. And most importantly, we really respect your mindset. You’re engaged, asking the right questions, and staying positive while putting in the work—that’s exactly what leads to success over time. Thank you again for the honest feedback. It helps us get better, and we’re glad you’re on this journey with us. —The Traders Edge Network Team




