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Summary
TradingSchools.org reviewed Jason Bond Picks in 2015. In short, we were not impressed. Fast forward two years, we are less impressed.
Recent marketing chicanery gives Jason Bond yet another ‘black eye’ and we caught him red-handed lying about his affiliation with Harvard University.
Claims that in 5 short years, he has earned over $26,000,000 million with his day trading penny stock mumbo-jumbo. But where is the proof?
A twitter feed that displays 100% winning trades. Day after day showing supposedly easy profits by day trading highly dubious penny stocks. No mention of ever losing money. Sure sounds “too good to be true.”
In my opinion, avoid this carnival barker.
Thanks for reading today’s Review on Jason Bond’s Raging Bull
On June 13, 2015, TradingSchools.Org published a highly detailed and extremely negative review of Jason Bond Picks.
In that review, TradingSchools.Org detailed how Jason Bond Picks was essentially operating as a penny stock ‘front-runner.’ What does this mean? In a nutshell, Jason Bond issues Buy/Sell trading alerts in highly illiquid, penny stocks. Jason appears to be taking a position before he unleashes the Buy/Sell recommendations to his massive following of paying subscribers.
After the alert is issued, there is usually a mad scramble amongst the financial lemmings, only too willing to push the penny stock to ever higher or lower prices. As this financial insanity unfolds, Jason and his cohorts are only too eager to dump their shares of nearly worthless penny stocks upon the ‘greater fool’, in my opinion.
Is this ridiculousness even legal? Yes. There are no securities laws or protections that protect against financial stupidity. However, if Jason were a broker, or was being compensated by these companies, this would securities fraud.
Many of these companies that Jason Bond recommends are highly dubious at best, and outright frauds at worst. No investor in their right mind would make a long-term investment in some of these companies. Hence the extremely illiquid nature of many of the penny stocks that Jason Bond recommends.
However, if you can cobble enough fools together into a day trading chat room, and you can convince them that you are some sort of ‘Financial clairvoyant’ with the power of divination, then many will gladly throw themselves off a financial cliff in the sad hope of replicating the actions of the puppet master.
Jason Bond: A Financial Wizard?
Jason Bond would love for you to believe he is some sort of financial wizard. He tells the quaint story of how he very recently was a humble gym teacher at a public elementary school. He was broke and desperate, and then he discovered the amazing world of penny stock day trading.
Since 2012, Jason Bond claims that he has now made $26,000,000 through his financial wizardry. How much of his story is true, and how much false? That is an open question. In my opinion, its hard to tell where the bullshit ends and the truth begins.
Since we don’t really know what is real, and what is financial mumbo-jumbo, we are forced to look at the clues that Jason leaves us. In my opinion, the marketing gimmicks that Jason Bond deploys is the greatest clue. It speaks of his credibility, candor, and honesty. Let’s take a closer look at some of Jason Bond’s recent marketing gimmicks…
Jason Bond: Invited to speak at Harvard Business School?
In a recent promotional email to potential subscribers, as well as public Tweets, Jason Bond declared to the world…
“One of my greatest personal achievements was being invited by Harvard University to speak with aspiring student entrepreneours.”
“Speaking at Harvard. Never thought it would happen, but through my passion for trading and educating, I made it a reality. Always believe.”
Wow, Jason Bond was invited by Harvard Business School to speak? What an honor! Such an amazing life achievement! He must really be something special! He must be the real deal. Have a look at the following video…
Well, I wasn’t convinced. So I next emailed and called Harvard University. I was referred to the Provost, a person named Alan Garber, Ph.D. Alan graduated from Harvard back in 1977. If anyone is officially invited to speak at Harvard, they must first receive permission from Dr. Garber, the Provost.
Unfortunately, the Provost of Harvard has never heard of any Jason Bond. Nor has Jason Bond ever received an official invitation to speak at Harvard. Ever.
Next, I was referred to Rick Calixto the Executive Director of the Harvard Trademark Program. Mr. Calixto oversees the office responsible for protecting and licensing Harvard’s trademarks throughout the world. When his office took a look at this promotional video…they didn’t seem very amused.
Real Harvard
In a strange bit of delicious irony…please notice the “Veritas In Negotio” on the promo banner directly behind the head of Jason Bond. This is obviously a ‘knockoff’ of the real Harvard logo which contains only the word, “Veritas.”
What the Provost of Harvard found laughable and is that “Veritas In Negotio” translates from Latin to English as “The Truth Is Negotiable.” Whoever created the banner mistakenly believed that it translated to “Truth In Negotiation.” I guess they would call this a Freudian slip.
Whatever your own personal interpretation, the Provost of Harvard did not find any of this very entertaining. The Office of the Harvard Trade Program was also very interested in whatever else I could dig up.
And so I continued to dig.
The Business Expert Forum aka Fake Harvard
Fake Harvard
After digging around for a couple of weeks, I stumbled onto the character promoting this fake Harvard marketing gimmick.
The character in charge of this fake Harvard endorsement is actually a pretty entertaining and creative character. We spoke on the phone for approximately 30 minutes and he gave me the inside scoop on how it all works. Of course, he thought I was interested in purchasing his fake Harvard endorsement product…
So here is how this marketing gimmick actually works…
Once a year, this marketing character (he asked that I don’t use his real name) rents out a section of a restaurant located on the campus of Harvard University. Since he only has the room for a few hours, he quickly removes the dining tables and aligns the chairs together into what appears to be an official-looking presentation forum.
A video crew then quickly sets up lights and a portable stage. He then throws up the banner declaring, “The Truth is Negotiable.” And then fills the room with what I would describe as quacks, cranks, and charlatans. Basically, anyone looking for instant credibility and the perceived endorsement of Harvard University.
The character in charge of this fake Harvard endorsement calls this “H-Bomb Marketing.” And according to him, gullible people swallow this nonsense without a second thought.
Of course, I told him that I definitely wanted the official endorsement of Harvard University! And so he sent me a promotional flyer and an order form. Have a look at this beauty:
Fake Harvard University Endorsement Fake Harvard Jason BondIsn’t this a hilarious thing? All of the people in the audience are filmed just like Jason Bond, all given 5 minutes to get up on the stage and act like Harvard invited them to speak. Instant Harvard credibility.
One of the guys in the picture was selling a ‘secret spice’ guaranteed to cure all sorts of physical ailments. Another guy was trying to pass himself off as an “Investment Banker to professional athletes.” Yet another was a selling an investment in a Mexican movie. The imagery is straight out of “coo-coo” town.
If Jason Bond is really such a financial genius that has earned $26,000,000 in the past 5 years…then why keep peddling a $10,000 course on day trading penny stocks? Heck, if I had $26,000,000 in the bank, the last thing I would be doing to peddling a “get rich quick” day trading course.
Wrapping things up
Ultimately, you need to make up your own decision on whether Jason Bond is the real deal or yet another day trading charlatan. In my opinion, there are as many red flags as the Russian navy.
This whole Harvard nonsense is just that–pure nonsense.
And if someone were really earning millions of dollars each year, with what appears to be NO REPORTED LOSSES then why would they be selling these corny trading products and services? Its just not adding up. Sure sounds, “too good to be true.”
Thanks for reading. Don’t forget to leave a comment below. And if you have ever purchased any products from Jason Bond, would love to know things worked out for you.
Thank you for this! such an eye-opener!
You missed your calling as an investigtor…lol. I watched the video, and asked myself, “what is Emmett talking about? Clearly Jason Bond is speaking at Harvard.”
Then I continued to read…lol. Man, these scammers are slick.
Guys i joined 2 Kyle Dennis services… and oh boi have i lost all of my money… i wish i had found this review before…
The guy who runs the laughable Harvard Business Forum’s name is Clint Arthur and he is a MASSIVE scam artists.
These two deserve each other before anybody invests a dime with these two low life’s Jeff Bishop & Jason Bond go immediately to the Better Business Bureau WEBSITE n research people both of these JERKS they have multiple complaints against them personally & their companies!!! I’m going to make it my PERSONAL MISSION to sound the alarm on these FRAUDSTERS Bond robbed $3,000.00 dollars from me I will spend that and much much more to do negative advertisements ROT N HELL J.BOND !!!
These two SCUMBAGS deserve each other before anybody invests a dime with these two low life DOUCHEBAGS Jeff Bishop & Jason Bond go immediately to the Better Business Bureau WEBSITE n research people both of these Faggots have multiple complaints against them personally & their companies!!! I’m going to make it my PERSONAL MISSION to sound the alarm on these FRAUDSTERS Bond robbed $3,000.00 dollars from me I will spend that and much much more to do negative advertisements FUCK U BOND ROT N HELL!!!
Terrible service. He front runs on his alerts. Isnt interested in helping you succeed, just wants your money.
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They lose and They Win.
I remember when I belonged to Jason Bonds service for I think two months. I couldn’t keep up with the trade alerts do to my busy life and in one week I watched him lose 55k! That’s right 55k! Then the next week he I watched him make it back! In one trade on a Fishhook Chart he made 30 thousand!!!! That week.
These guys trade tons of shares and have a lot of trades open.
I remember watching all his videos they really do know what they are talking about but…here comes the but.
They do no stress enough about risk management. Lose your whole Portfolio? HOW WHY? Don’t you have stops, even a mental stop.
or if you aren’t around about an OCO order?
Oh and Jason when he went to just using Paper Money with thinkorswim lost 10k turning his back away from a Breakout Trade as an example to people in a live trade for the net.
Want to say they are scam artist maybe, but they really do make money and they really do know trading.
I think Jason had over 30 videos on trading on his site for Bond Pics.
In order to make money trading you have to understand those Videos like the back of your hand!
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This is an awakening moment and knowing it’s a scam saves me money.
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FREEDOM TRADER - The New SCAM!
A promise to make back more than double the $999 you spend on the service in just the first month and with just $1000 trade deposit, or you get another year free (but no refund). A promise of free swag for hitting profit milestones including computers and a porche. For quite measily profits you can be earning more swag that the $999 you spent on the service … how is this even possible? He would go out of business unless all his students failed. I nearly fell for the hard sell as he is good at that, but I do my due diligence always and things just don’t add up. Petra Hess (one of his accomplices) also has a record for fraud (google it). Jason seems so nice and honest, though he does remind me of that movie Wolf of Wall Street as he talks things up the same way. I am surprised he is allowed to continue his business. I have never taken one of Jason Bond’s services and I don’t know much about him, but nothing adds up with this guy or RagingBull. If in doubt stay out. It all sounds too good to be true and I suspect that it is.
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Just finished watching a Jason Bond’s webinar, call his hotline and asked two questions.
1. What is his track record?
The answer was they don’t keep track of that.
2. All he talked about was profiting, how does he manage risks?
Again, they cannot answer that because every trade is different.
This all seems too good to be true and I’m glad I looked him up and found this site.
Rule #1 with Raging Bull: Jason Bond, Jeff Bishop, Petra Hess, or any of these characters…is to believe NOTHING.
@Sandy… smart move! If my honest review of his service can help others than the review is serving its purpose. Months ago Jason Bond told all his members in the Million Road Map chat that he would “NEVER” trade options again and if he did he guaranteed a free membership to all his subscribers. Well he reneged on his promise and took an option trade on TSLA and the way it looks now he will be out of thousands of dollars! So why would anybody want to buy a service from a man who lacks integrity? In my opinion, a person is only as good as their word.
Another “snake oil” gimmick.
I gotta tell you Jason Bond is awesome at selling his service but not at trading. He is not consistent, constantly changes his services from your original agreement and if you read the fine print it states that they can make changes to the services at any time. He is not consistent with his watch list. Some days you will get them and other days you won’t. His trading strategy is more like gambling and it doesn’t properly teach you the correct way to be a successful trader. Your equity curve will look like a violet yo-yo. He now has his students teaching the room. Some have only been trading successfully for a couple of years. The only reason why they are making big bucks which Jason brags about on Twitter is because the members in the room are playing follow the leader. Highly recommend that you study and learn on your own and save your money! If you do decide to follow a service stay away from this one and make sure the service offers some kind of satisfaction guarantee.
I have been in about 3 different trade alert services and I’ve come to conclusion that you just need to learn how to trade from them, not mirror the alert. It’s no way any of these gurus can give you exact position they take at exact same time without sharing their screen, which I believe you gotta pay way more that. After trading Via alerts and losing cash about 4 years ago, I kept learning how to enter, when I should exit, and my risk / reward of the trade I want to make. I’m finally back on and I’m pretty good st it thanks to them. So if I was a paying member I would just look at the position he takes, see when he get out, and take a look at the watch list he put out and trade on your own.
And you calling them gurus or scammer. They use your monthly fees you pay to them to gamble and if they are luck to hit they sell the win to whoever is naive and when they loose they hide it quickly. Jeff Bishop is a gambler. If you subscribe to the weekly money multiplier expect to lose all your capital
I subscribed to Jeff Bishop. I love his credit spreads. He knows how to manage risk, and I made a lot of money just copying his trades. He is a great trader. Sorry!
We believe you. Thousands wouldn’t.
Now how about some proof . . . statements of the last 6 months will suffice.
You should have learned by now if you venture to this website this is the question you will be asked. Sorry!
Just STOP looking for some fake guru to tell you what to trade. Don’t pay money for alerts. Get off your butt and learn the process yourself. Steve Nissan Candlestick charting book – read it. Anna Couling Volume Price Action – read it. Your never gonna make money following someone else’s calls -you have to know how to trade your own plan. Stop being sheep. Or just send me all your money- it’ll be faster since your just trying to give it away anyways. Then you can get on with your life.
Why am I not surprised that Bond’s talk was a total fake? Just like everything else he does.
I haven’t signed up with Bond, aka Kowalik, but with Kyle Dennis, another in the Bond domain. While Kyle Dennis is actually a very impressive trader and does indeed make a fortune in the market, it is his renewal policy that I find disgraceful.. Not only that, but let’s say you buy a program for $4,000 and a few weeks later it is on for $2,000. Can you get half your money back? Not a snowball’s chance in hell. And don’t EVER leave your credit card information with them if you get a service. Cancel the auto renewal feature immediately. If you don’t cancel and you forget to do that, a year down the road they will re-bill you for the same amount whether or not you want the service. By that time you will be so tired of their hogwash you will wish you had never heard the name. That happened to me, even though I told them via email that the a/c was not to be renewed.
Right on! Thanks for the references.
HI I purchase Jason bond picks and weekly money multiplier. I lost at least 15 K. and I agree that Jason does not care about his subscribers. He pumps penny stocks and just leave you in your position once you take jump on board it already had move in a way that only him can profit. When you ask him, howcome the alert went that way. he will say do not copy trades. which does not make sense
If you lost money following Jason Bond you didnt listen to a thing he teaches! He says upfront DO NOT MIRROR MY TRADES!!! His service is not to mirror trades but to learn how to trade. I have been in his chatroom and some others his Millionaire Roadmap is the best investment I have made in myself. I dont need him to trade! I can trade by myself from the knowledge and education I have gotten from him and his moderators.
People take things way out of perspective Jason Bond and his services are the most straight forward and honest services out there! Who else will share there screen with you live? LIVE!!
All Raging Bull services are good services very honest and they will mirror there account with you. So there trades are verified real time right on your own monitor in front of hundreds of people.
In that video he didnt say he day traded and made 26 million dollars he is valuing his service with his trading. This site is so Jealous of Jason Bond thats why they create BS articles like this.
The problem Blake, with the claim that Jason says don’t mirror his trades is that he sells his service as a trade alert service which is mirroring.
Exactly Stray Dog, and if he’s doing so well it’s cos he’s taking loads of money from unsuspecting buyers, and the only people that are probably praising him, will be friends he helped get started. Scammers everywhere in this game. If he really wanted to help he has enough to say you can have it for free, but no, they always want more, Greed greed and more greed
https://www.holysmoke.org/scam/jason-bond-picks/
This guy is gambler and he uses clients’s subscription fees to gamble with naked calls. If you touch it you will lose all your money in one hour. Stay away from his weekly money multiplier
And he boldly claims, “I am one of top options trader in the world!”
Really?
These comments just saved me a boat load of cash. Thank you all, that being said, has anyone had any good experience with any subscription service for investing stocks or options? I get bombarded with emails from people like Ian Wyatt, Ken Trestor etc.
Options Alpha is one of the few services that has pretty good performance, though I don’t think it’s verified by a 3rd party. However, I’m personally not interested for a few reasons
– They don’t show annual returns, only returns by types of trades. It’s hard to know how you’d do annually. It all depends how many trades you take and how much you’re willing to risk
– They’ve made their returns in a very strong bull market. While selling premium (their overall strategy) is more profitable in bear markets, it can also be disastrous, as the risk:reward is very unfavorable and trading can be less liquid.
– Approach is similar to TastyTrade (which you can for free, but maybe the teachings aren’t as clear and direct). OA relies on taking many small trades. In a small account you may not even be profitable when considering your subscription costs and a bunch of commissions (including adjustments) to make small profits. See more here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/options/comments/90hioq/an_honest_review_of_option_alpha/
– On a really bad day (major crash), you may be forced to close a bunch of small positions for a big loss, at a time when it’s hard to close trades. Good luck if you have a day job or anything else that keeps you from watching the markets that day.
I’ve been having great success with learning how to trade options with Tastytrade which is free and a paid subscription called SimplerTrading. Highly recommend reading these books as well listed below:
The Candlestick Course by Steve Nison
Fibonacci Trading How to Master the Time and Price Advantage by Carolyn Boroden
Trading in the Zone by Mark Douglas
Mastering the Trade by John F. Carter
Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets by John J Murphy
Can also watch Mark Douglas’s seminars free on YouTube
Would love to know more of your opinion regarding SimplerTrading. I believe that is John Carter’s service?
Yes, it is part of John Carter’s service. Simpler Trading offers a variety of instruction from knowledgeable and experienced traders. I am a member of his Options service along with his “Small Account Mastery” program”. The education that they offer is the phenomenal! They provide members with a chat room as well and John provides live education along with live trading about 3 times a week. As a bonus, there is always a live instructor scheduled between 9:20am to 4:00pm est. All the instructors are excellent and very responsive to any of your questions. I am very satisfied with the services they provide and plan to learn from the other instructors once I master John’s education and Fibonacci Queen’s materials.
I followed John Carter’s method for 2 years. I have lost more $15,000. I have followed every one of his trade alerts to the dot. I even get better entries when I use basic chart reading.
If JC’s expensive indicators and methodologies work – can you tell me why most of their trades lose? They also wouldn’t itemize all the trades they took – they said they are an “educational” company. But if you dowload their chat history on every trade they took for the past 3 years – you will see that most of them are losers!
Many are still following him because of the great fundamental insights he shares. And newbie traders play the blame game where most gurus out there will always push the blame to you.
See other complaints here:
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/simpleroptions.com
When I finally left SimplerTrading and dumped all of JC’s “fundamentals” and Fibqueen’s and relearned everything from scratch by reading books and listening to other no BS traders who does not charge an arm and a leg – I am no profitable.
Do your work – I won’t tell you who or what I sought to prove to you this isn’t some shill comment to roast someone in order to promote another one.
I wish I found this blog sooner...
I was a paid subscriber to Simpler Trading from May 2017 to December 2017. In the first few months, I have followed John Carter’s and Henry Gambell’s trades and I was so happy I am very profitable. But after that, everything came tumbling down with most trades losing. I particularly blamed myself for not entering at a bit later than them hence at a slightly worse price. I also bought an Indicator as John promises that it will be soon available to Tastyworks in which I have. (After a year, it still didn’t come for Tastyworks and I asked for a refund – they said it was too late and I am with a useless indicator).
After pooling in some funds I re-establish my subscription again on October 2018. This time I had more knowledge and vowed to follow John’s entries and exits on all the trades I can afford. Come March 2019 I was down more than $1K+. That said, most of his trades are losses. I became reluctant and even chatted in the chatroom and asked for a full history of trades placed – they said they are an educational company so the trades they place are for “educational” purposes only. They won’t even own up to their own trades – by their own proprietary indicators (which are expensive as well).
I stopped in April 2019. John and his team are very good speakers. And the fundamental knowledge they part is eye-opening. However, you can read them somewhere for free. You are supposed to be in his room for his trade alerts – but for $197/month it is not cheap. Plus the expensive class which you purchase separately and indicators (I also bought Danielle Shay’s class).
I have reviewed Simpler Trading in Trustpilot. It was flagged and removed by their compliance. I already furnished them the PayPal receipt for the subscriptions and still, the review has not been reinstated.
I bumped into this blog just a few days ago – and has opened my eyes on the fakery of such review sites such as Trustpilot.
I have been swindled by Bettertrades, Forexmentor, and other trading gurus. And now, John Carter.
I wish I had seen this blog sooner.
I think I’m going to quit trading soon as I am now reduced to a petty micro account forex trading (struggling to do algo trading with a petty $500 account is my last hope) after I lost a lot with these gurus. Out of job, and my family hates me for losing our life savings – I’m thinking I’m better off dead.
Nikki, if you are ahead – quit while you can. Or I hope your luck continues and you won’t suffer the way I did. I wish you well.
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Me too Bill when l found this
https://www.holysmoke.org/scam/jason-bond-picks/
Jason Bond – a knock-off Jason Bourne, right?
I’m bookmarking your site. What an awesome review! The non-Harvard “Harvard” scam was hilarious. Keep up the good work!
Glad I’m not the only one who feels like he got burned by Bond. DO NOT SIGN UP FOR HIS SERVICE. The intent of him and the rest of the RagingBull crowd is to upsell you…its constant with emails. The text alerts are already of no value once you receive them, essentially worthless. And like the author says just entices others to buy into a position and then this guy dumps his position. How is the customer support? Absolutely awful. Any question posed to them automatically comes back with a “Issue Resolved”. They have not addressed any of my issues, including the one where they deceitfully over-charged me and then said I should have known better. Do yourself a favor and find another trading room.
According to emails reviewed by The Wall Street Journal, Mr. Arthur paid $10,000 for a sponsorship arrangement with a students’ entrepreneurship club at Harvard Business School in 2015 and renewed the arrangement in 2016 and 2017. Mr. Arthur also said, “our use of the words ‘Harvard Business School’ was reviewed and approved by Harvard.”
https://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2018/02/16/meet-the-guy-who-gets-financial-advisers-into-harvard-and-west-point/
Don’t believe this! His just another pump and dump guy. Been a member of her year and lost a lot of money.
I joined Jason Bonds picks just to realize a week later that I throw out the window $297. He sent an email with the number of shares he bought and the price. So their subscribers starts buying which makes the price of the stock goes up. So he can sell and make profits. This is not right. I just which I read the reviews before I joined. The only thing I can do now is to prevent to be fooled for him and his “gurus”.
I would not suggest joining this picks service. Many of the suggestions that he presents and plain and simple “pump and dump!” Then you will continuously get a barrage of advertisements by email to pay more for more “services.” Once they have been announced (before you know about it,) they have gone up so much that your chance of a further rise have vanished leaving you holding the bag. So, why bother. Don’t waste your hard earned money for this outfit. You would do better on your own or subscribing to a more reliable service which gives long term quality pics that are usually higher priced quality stocks. Word to the wise!
All these guys appear to be huge internet marketing gurus and not trading mentors. Jeff Bishop, the one mentor who trained Jason, is the world’s foremost options trader using an Hourly 13/30 Moving Average Crossover System buying calls and puts…Oh Please, don’t tell me you are for real. They prey upon people searching for the holy grail of trading who smoke the hopium pipe. The marketing is slick and the best thing about their “service”, do not fall for any of these charlatans…
Wow Jason Bond is pathetic! Lol! I am soo tired of his commercials on you tube. I always thumbs down but Youtube keeps showing them!
Thanks so much for this valuable information. I could have jump into murky waters. God sure has His hands guiding me to read your review first.
I’m into trading a fair bit since a few years and since some days ads of this charlatan started to pop up all over, seems I’m targeted.. My curious nature led me to sign up for one of his webinars talking about his winning trading techniques (don’t even bother, using these will just wreck your portfolio in no time).
What I found very interesting in the webinar is how all of a sudden 500 people joined. There was also a chatroom.. What struck me were that people were adding the weirdest comments, eg when he was talking about a specific person or event, the chat room was filled with messages within a fraction of a second.
When I then tried to engage in conversation with any of the other people in the chatroom I knew something was wrong. No one was answering me, so I took it a step further and starting to add how this was the worst trading strategy I’ve ever seen. Still nothing… I then started to shout “SCAAAAM” in the chatoorm , still nothing… For the final test, I started to basically type anything every .2 seconds and insulting others… still nothing?!
By that time what I was thinking, I was 100% sure of.. The chatroom has no real people, it is all just pre-recorded script running making it look like there are people active and talking. I must say quite clever but this and his strategy just shouts SCAM
John Doe – you are correct. Unfortunately, I gave this joker $297 before researching his name and reading your comment here. I joined his webinar last night to see what happens, the webinar selling $10K of MRM crap discounted to $3,997. He used the same rags to riches sales pitch used over and over in other propaganda. This event was probably a recording with chat room scripts to make it look live. The intro videos are professionally produced, impressive, costly, and clearly illustrate that you too can live the life of luxury if you join MRM and do exactly as they do. Just spend $4K, do exactly what they are doing and presto, your bank account will fill and you will become part of the millionaire club, fly on private jets, so on.
The chat room was nothing but positive wannabe comments, too weird, so I posted this question to see what happens – “If everyone is doing the same thing, watching and executing your same trades via live video and chat, isn’t that a set up for pump and dump? Everyone (your thousands of subscribers) executing the same buy/sell at the same time means no one makes money except the person who bought before your buy signal and sells to buyers as the stock gets pumped up. Correct???”
Received this message in the chat window where text is entered – “Waiting for moderator approval” It was never posted.
Entered “Hello??” got back “Waiting for moderator approval”
All chat entries resulted in “Waiting for moderator approval”
Nothing was posted.
Run, run, run, and protect your money from these scam artists, it is classic, people are paying them $300 – $700 – $4k a subscription to let them pump and dump them while providing misleading hope.
Interestingly, JBP stock buy alerts do not really follow their “cocktail” taught in videos, e.g. market cap, candle over candle J hook oversold patterns, more. Track the stock alerts, look at market cap, RSI, MACD, and other metrics, it is not what JBP preaches in videos, meaning I wouldn’t buy them, but the stocks did have a bump up a day or two prior to a JBP alert, hummmm wonder why?
New blitz of marketing all over YouTube and Twitter . Absolutely disgusting person .
Nice work tracking down the facts with this bullshit
Good article on JB. Thanks!
His Ads on YouTube are driving me crazy! Maybe I’m wrong but his eyes in those Ads look like he is stoned.
thank you
So is this Harvard logo fake for real?
fake logo, indeed.
So much hype around this guy that I thought I would listen to a webinar of his. Just to see what this character was all about. OMG! His first 30 minutes was NOTHING but self-hype and how fabulous he is.
His huge supposed recent returns are from ONE trade that he SUPPOSEDLY made over 100% on. (No statements shown.) He uses the MACD, RSI and ATR for his trade. Old school basic stuff you can learn for free anywhere, which is extremely difficult to be consistent with.
I could not STAND his self-centered outlandish behavior of a MLM type of rah-rah arrogance that went on for almost 30 minutes of a 1 hour presentation. All self-hype and no substance of what he was doing. It was BAD! No way is this a strategy that anyone can win at. It is such BS lagging indicators.
However, on the plus side, I did rather like the idea of joining the 6 hunky “super successful” guys getting on the private plane together whenI become as successful as they are. As a 59 y/o woman…just me and them…on the private plane having so much fund together. Wow, maybe I should go back and buy this and hit it big so I can join that special club! You know, me and the hunky boys and their porsche’s.
It helped me from falling in the trap. I never have seen anybody predicting more than 50% accurate. For 50% accuracy you don’t want a stock advisor
Thanks once again Emmett – it is hilarious!
JB Picks and his Roadmap are not completely worthless. Much of the education (the original service) about the markets, how to look at different tickers etc.. is in itself a learning experience. Having said that I look at the roughly $1000 or so that I paid for his service initially as the cost of the game. Then when I got in on the ground-floor of the Roadmap (aka MRM) service ($3000) when it first started as the price of entering this seedy world. And it was a waste. The only thing you got was his “real” account streaming all day. That’s looking back of course. With plenty of hope for riches or even a damn car payment covered in a win. I now realize what I was doing or rather what they were doing. In all honesty, I won and lost. Mostly lost. But when I did win, I would leave the MRM Chat and go over to the day trading chat and follow there. I made my money there. Generally, not from Jason’s picks. Not swing-trading I got caught in three overnight stock offerings. Decimated my balances, enough, and I departed. I recently got questions as to why I had left the service, price, content etc. I basically gave the above information. Never heard anything else.
Then I graduated to another chat room. Suddenly a year later that room got swallowed up by, you guessed it Raging Bull LLC. I decided to leave. Jason definitely front runs. When sending questions via email, his canned response is, “Stick with it, trade smaller and you can’t cherry pick”. I learned, albeit slowly at first, but I learned.
Since then I’ve been reading, A LOT. But books by the true masters of this universe. Jesse Livermoore, Mark Minervini, Stan Weinstein, Bill Oneil etc. These gents are not charlatans. They are the real deal. Having amassed 10’s and 100’s of millions.
Another new comer is (@)patrickwalker56 (MissionWinners (dot) com) on Twitter. Real trader with real education. Look him up most is free. Also on Twitter is another guy (U Tube too) is Max (aka Madaz). He’s got it right. Support/Resitance, Volume and Price. The real traders do that. Max is really good. A lot of Free stuff on U Tube. A really great newer comer to trading is Barry Mohan (aka IceManTradingAcademy). His subscribers love him.
On a side note. Luke Murray (former JBP day-trading moderator) has separated from the Raging Bull people and has begun his own site. He is really a day-trader. He will teach you how to do it. And it’s affordable. He is a NO B.S. guy. And you can check his Twitter Feed for his feelings on his former partners.
The real truth is. If you’re signing up for a service, take it with a grain of salt. The best traders trade on their own with no distractions. Once you learn, you must do it on your own. I’m getting there. But without a room. I follow a great few on Twitter. I do NOT touch penny stocks. Generally $30 and up.
Best of luck to all who try this. It’s a brutal education and very rewarding if you can achieve clarity. Until that Ah-hah moment. Trade very small. Base hits win the game.
I am really curious about Madaz. He got that interview on Chat With Traders and he really took off.
I like Aaron with Chat With Traders, but he doesn’t really put much effort into vetting.
On the other hand, Aaron needs to produce credible interviews else he loses his advertising base. So its a catch-22.
When I first started this blog, I thought to myself that finding good services and excellent traders would be a snap. Oh boy was I wrong. It quickly manifested into tabloid/expose journalism. That sad and simple truth is that trading is really hard. At least for me.
Hey, thanks for taking the time to comment.
Emmett,
I have been following Madaz for awhile. He is very good, but IMO his drawdowns reduce him down a notch from all-star. He’ll go at a 90% win rate for a long streak, then drawdown up to $50K and more on a day. But overall a very respectable trader and generous person.
Another trader you should check out is Smash The Bid. He supposedly made almost a million last year all in day trading profits. He tradess sub $5 stocks less frequently and is more consistent overall imo. This is not a plug. lol. I don’t think he’s even charging for many of his services. He claims they are more to keep him honest with his rules. But then again who the hell knows in this biz.
At first, I offered a trading service for fun, but I was naive. Those scammers are really good at advertising. I just wanted to do something simple. Now, I just trade for myself. I don’t want to “help” anyone. Most of them say “help” but that is just a disguise, just like at Market Traders Institute’s so called “help.”
I watched the whole video about taking a private jet to Miami for the annual conference. The whole thing looked staged and some guys looked a little uncomfortable. Ive been thinking about signing up either with Jason Bond or Kyle Denis but all these reviews are giving me second thoughts. Can anyone recommend a service/website where you can get information for people who have little knowledge of trading but willing to learn and give it a shot? Thanks!
www (dot) swing-trade-stocks (dot) com
forextradingstrategies4u (dot) com (forward slash) price-action-trading-course
Thanks! I will look into your suggested sites.
Gian, I’m also new and tried few chatrooms. So far my favorite is Dekmar Trade. I found Dekmar trade from Emmett’s review here: https://www.tradingschools.org/reviews/dekmar-trades-update/. He offers 2 weeks free trial. So you’re not risking anything. Give it a shot.
Sean Dekmar is the real deal, and so affordable. He is not full of the BS of “sign up for my $5,000 course, now at $3,000, but do it before it is too late”. For $60/month you get Sean live every day, full commentary, real time trading and all the video lessons there are free with the subscription. I’ve paid thousands on training, DVD’s, chatrooms, etc. Nothing like dekmar trades. The guy knows his stuff. Not like Jason Bond picks that’s more like trial an error sh**t. Sean deakmar is also a very humble and genuine guy. can’t go wrong with that service.
Dekmartrades.com for sure! read his review on here, he’s basically the only one with a positive review on here. Ive been with him for 3 months. he started a “Small account challenge” in the middle of October where he took $4,000 and made a challenge to grow it to $25,000 and he actually hit his target yesterday. we all thought it would take at least over a year or so but he hit yesterday after he had a $7,000 day.
Go to Luke Murray’s chat room http://www.fastmoneytraders.com He is live on the mic thirty minutes before the bell and does true mentoring. No bs and no smoke and mirrors.
there’s no email address on Luke’s site. how do you reach him for questions.
True, what’s your take on the fact that Jason Bond’s one student by the name of Kyle Dennis from https://www.biotechbreakouts.com? Jason recons he teached Kyle and now it seems that Kyle is also pushing his own interest.
Please take a look at this guy for us as well. I think his faking his yearly IRS statements to fool unsuspecting people into his programs and alert program.
Anyone can win a lot its gambling.
Kyle Dennis is turning into a little Mini bond. Was part of his nucleus when it opened. I am still bag holding positions that I am way too down on to just get rid of. Worst investment of my life.
I hope Emmett reads this before his re-review of Bond.
Wow!!!! You just hit the nail on its head. I had the same intuition after a few days. But you are way ahead of me in analysing and following thru. He is so persistent after he gets your email..he hangs on like a leech and it is very difficult to get rid of him . I had to flag him as a spam to finally get rid of him, but he keeps on appearing in new avatar with other scamming buddies of his.
Just listen his speech.. again the same manta about pool teacher and rich trader. It was clear for the beginning that there is no way to have such speech in real Harvard Business School auditory.
Exactly. This “Harvard” nonsense is a parlor trick. Custom tailored to appeal to the financially illiterate.
Imagine if you were a corn farmer in Nebraska, after a long day of toiling in hot weather, and earning little…you ponder a better life. You check your email and this goofy looking character that sort of looks like you is speaking in front of Harvard. He tells his story of being broke and desperate (just like you) and miraculously earning $26,000,0000 in just a few years. You imagine to yourself…if he can do, so can I!
These day trading charlatans are selling the same snake oil that every carnival barker has been selling since the beginning of time.
It’s good to see the pink panther dick tracy sluething unravelled the snakeoiler bond’s harvard lies. remember ross scameron got his start as a moderator in bond’s daily shamshow room. better business bureau has 1 star on bond now i’m expecting some warrior trading complaints with bbb and new bond complaints based on the harvard shamshow lies exposed by emmett, right now ross scameron and bond are blathering on about the “negative review trolls” lol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yYPzwAZnDA
As usual, great marketing from Ross. I guess I am the tinfoil hat character. (sigh)
Now that I’ve taken a look at some of the other videos of fake harvard speakers I think I’m just about ready to take a one way trip to Mars. Forget trading gurus like Jason, you actually have so called ‘Doctors’ that are using this platform to market their noble prize winning health serums. This is just wild
Here’s another Harvard business forum genius: https://youtu.be/budava0DzGg
That seemed rather pointless. What the heck was her purpose? Why pay all that money to a scam promoter just to tell us that you have redefined success, and that you feel good about it? So what? She does not even appear to be selling anything. I am confused.
@cyn I think I understand how it operates; they invite some unsuspecting guest speakers with their families just to fill up the place and give the illusion of legitimacy and charge the fraudsters like Jason bond who know that the whole thing is just a set up.
The entire audience is paying to speak on the stage. They take turns. They each pay about $6k to give a 5-minute speech.
If you want to invite a guest or family member to ‘watch’ you give your speech, this is an additional fee.
This gives me confusing feelings. On the one hand I find all this hilarious, yet on the other hand this makes my skin crawl.
The level of disgusting that a person would have to reach to portray that level of confidence and charm just to swindle any fool out of his money requires in my opinion any membership to humanity to be inmediatly revoked.
I beg to discover what magical concoction helps them sleep at night since if I was Jason bond I wouldn’t be able to look at any mirror without throwing up
Lol! Excellent finding Emmett. Thanks for your service to the community exposing all these scamsters.