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Summary
Jason Bond Picks is owned and managed by some of the worst penny stock, pump and dump con artists, that we have seen in recent years. This is a classic front running operation where Jason Bond will enter a trade, and then immediately direct thousands of paid subscribers to enter immediately afterwards, at higher prices. The end result is that Jason Bond wins, and the subscribers lose. Jason Bond refuses to answer allegations and affiliations with known fraudulent penny stock promoters. Avoid this guy like the scam artist that he is.
User Review
( votes)Today’s review is Jason Bond Picks.
A swing and day trading service that focuses on low quality, highly ambiguous pump and dump penny stocks, and thinly traded stocks typically less than $3 per share . The service has a fee of $297 each quarter. There is no monthly subscription option. There are no free trials. No exceptions.
The swing trading service is moderated by Jason Bond, a self described, former New York school teacher that taught in public schools for 10 years and was miserable, depressed and broke. However, once he discovered his penny stock investing system, he quickly realized that he could be very rich like the people on Wall Street. In a spirit of generosity and good will towards his fellow man, he has decided to reveal his penny stock investing secrets to the world.
The live day trading room is moderated by Luke Murray and specializes in short term, quick scalp trading with a daily goal of $500. Jason Bond describes this type of trading as “perfect for greedy, trigger-happy traders”.
Initial Observation
My initial observation of the Jason Bond Picks website is that everything is well organized and the sales presentation is very polished. There are a multitude of proclamations about profits earned in very short periods of time. For instance, “$39,076 Profit In Just 2 Days” and “$20,205 Profit In Just 4 Days”, etc. There is a streaming quote box that contains accolades from subscribers and how average people are becoming rich and realizing huge profits of $100,000+ in a few weeks of trading. The standard marketing fluff that we see is all there.
However, one thing we do not see are any mention of any losses. In fact, after spending nearly 3 hours reading through over 90 blog posts and scraping through every page of the website, never is a loss ever mentioned. This made me curious whether Jason ever has any losses. And so I began emailing Jason Bond and asking him questions.
Speaking With Jason Bond
My original conversations with Jason Bond began this past February. I attempted many times to initiate a phone call with Jason, but he claims that with 7000 paying subscribers, he does not have the time to speak over the phone. Since he refuses to speak with anyone over the telephone, I was forced into a series of email exchanges. I asked him plainly, where are your losses? He was cordial and obliged in sending me a spreadsheet of all of his trades. Admittedly, the spreadsheet of trades looked really good. Lots of winners. Very few losers. However, as I began to look at the stock symbols, some patterns began to emerge. Some of the names on his spreadsheet were the names of the some of the most notorious and fraudulent pump and dump schemes that we have been seen in recent years. I began a series of conversations with Jason Bond about some of these symbols and trades that he had made, in particular how he was always long and he always made money. This is were our conversations ended, he refused to answer any questions at that point. Next, I attempted to get closer to Jason and the truth of these suspicsous trades by creating multiple personas and emails. I always got stuffed and shut down whenever I starting asking specifics on how he would always make money, and always seemed to be “early” before the stock would breakout. He never would get into any specifics, but this superhuman ability left me suspicious.
Many readers of my blog may be unfamiliar with penny stocks. Basically, investing in a penny stock is really just a lottery ticket. Nearly 99.999% of the companies listed in the penny stock universe are complete frauds and scams. In fact, using the word stocks implies value, and penny stocks implies even less value. In fact, penny stocks are really just a game of hot potato, where each party is attempting to hustle the next party into purchasing at a higher price. These penny stock companies have zero value, are riddled with debt, and many are run by bonafide criminals. They are unregistered, unregulated, garbage paper that is not fit to wipe the shit from one’s ass. The only people that purchase a penny stock as an investment are the desperate, the naive, and typically the most vulnerable to fraud. This is the realm where Jason Bond feels most comfortable, sloshing about in the shit filled sewer of penny stock trading. But in reality, my question to Jason Bond is how in the heck does he always win at trading penny stocks?
Another thing that struck me as odd about Jason Bond is that he is not very sharp. The guy is sort of a dullard. He strikes me as having less than average intelligence. Of course the professionally produced videos on his website convey a very articulate and capable person. However, as you begin to converse with him, and get to know him, you quickly discover that perhaps he has a learning disability. He knows nearly nothing about the stock market. Very little about how the exchanges function. And my god, dont even ask him about the financials of a company…like a deer in the headlights, he is just clueless and lost. Once I began to really grasp that I was speaking with someone of below average intelligence, this made me very curious about how he was so good at investing in penny stocks. In particular, from the long side.
Peeling Back The Layers
As I came to the realization that Jason Bond is not a very bright person, I became increasingly curious about the long winning streaks of his trades in some of the worst of the worst penny stocks. How could a complete stooge with a likely learning disability, and zero understanding of the stock market become such a huge success at the most fraudulent trading game in town: penny stocks? And so, for the next four weeks, I dedicated myself to learning everything that I possible could about Jason Bond. I was determined to peel back all the known layers and get to the very core of Jason Bond Picks. Something was not adding up. And I was determined to find the truth.
Jason Bond Picks-The Beginning
If you visit Archive.Org, you can type in the name of any website, and it will reveal the prior versions and histories of most any website over time. The JasonBondPicks site dates back to late 2012, and so I dug through each page, scraping and searching and picking and poking. Something was fishy. I have this guy with the mental capacity of a small child that is always right and making money on these fraudulent pump and dump penny stocks. How could he always profit? The smell of fraud grew. And then I found the clue I was looking for, it turns out that JasonBondPicks.Com was at one time, actually owned and managed by a company named BlueWave Advisors, LLC. What is BlueWaveAdvisors? They are an investor relations firm specializing in promoting crappy penny stocks. In other words, Jason Bond is in fact the nearly brainless stooge that I suspected he was. He is actually an employee of BlueWave Advisors. In fact, since 2012, Jason Bond Picks has listed ownership as Blue Wave Advisers, and 
then in 2013 it was Patriot Publishing, and then in 2014 it is Lighthouse Media.
BlueWave Advisers, Sherwood Ventures, Patriot Publishing, Etc.
As I began to peel back the layers of Jason Bond Picks, it was if a volcano of penny stock bullshit began exploding forth onto my screen. Its turns out, that at Jason Bond Picks listed address of 835 E Lamar Blvd, Arlington Texas 76011, is also the address of BlueWave Advisors, Sherwood Ventures, Patriot Publishing, and a long list of other penny stock promotional companies that are all owned by the same group of petty hustlers. So, you really need to think of Jason Bond as just a semi ignorant stooge, or a clown performer for the actual circus owners. Below you will find the connections of the owners and the different companies. All of this information was pulled and parsed directly from several state corporate filing offices. In fact, in order to for me put this together in an accurate and digestible format, I had to contact one of my readers, whom also is a practicing civil litigation and trial attorney. Without the help of my state and federal lawyer friends, none of the dots of this complicated web could of connected.
If you look at a breakdown of companies above, you can start to see the players and their roles. The companies to the left are all confirmed pump and dump penny, stock promotional companies. Some of these LLC companies have upwards of 70 websites under the corporate umbrella. In total, I was able to track down over 1000 websites who’s sole purpose is to collect email addresses and pump penny stock companies.
The players in the middle are the people involved, and to my surprise there are even a couple of church organizations involved in the scheme. In particular, Modern Day Missions has listed Elias Reyes, Jeff Bishop, and Nicholas Lesmiester as directors. These three buffoons are all penny stock hustlers with a long history of penny stock promotion, and it turns out that they want people to also give to their church. Amazing stuff folks. How could these guys be involved in some of the worst and most egregious penny stock scams in the past 10 years, and yet hold themselves out into the community as religious leaders?
Nicholas Lesmeister – The Penny Stock Holy Man
I find this Nicholas Lesmeister character particularly offensive. He portrays himself as some sort of religious holy man that wanders across Israel, protecting the jews from the evil arabs. You can discover his ego directly at either at http://axum.ventures/ or at http://niclesmeister.com/. I find it ironic that he describes himself on Axum as,
Nic Lesmeister considers himself an accidental entrepreneur. He started Axum Ventures with the goal of using time, talent and treasure to repair the world, however he can.
Penny Stock Holy Man
Repair the world however he can? This guy is amazing.
The whole time he also wraps the american flag tightly around himself, proclaiming his love for Texas and Jesus. In other pictures he is seen helping some poor kids in Africa, giving sermons, just a whole bunch of self aggrandizement, ego, and puffery. He is so focused on himself, and his image that he can no longer see the truth about himself. As I look at this picture above, I cannot help but think that this guy is making a penny stock pitch, “Dear poor Africans, my penny stocks will make you all rich in 30 minutes, buy now”.
Folks, dont believe the nonsense that this dude is putting out. Look at his works, look at the years of penny stocks promotions this guy has been involved with, so many frauds connected to this guy that I would need hire a team of writers to document everything. The biggest charlatans are those that hide behind the cross and wrap the flag tightly about themselves. Just because you stand in front of a bunch of poor black people and take pictures of yourself in Jerusalem does not make you good or righteous, or honest. Below you will find a small sampling of the penny stock nonsense this guy is pumping out onto the internet. These sites are just the easy to find…many more exist:
Of course, our friend Nic would love for us to believe that he is no longer involved in any sort of penny stock promotions. But dont buy into any of this nonsense. In fact, since 2013 he has gotten increasingly better at hiding his pump and dump websites. He now uses shared hosting, rackspace dedicated IP’s from different data centers, blocks his DNS settings, blocks NS look up, hides MX records. But he still leaves some big prints that are easy to track, like using the same mail servers to send out massive amounts of penny stock promo spam, using the same graphic designer that keeps unknowingly leaving his code fingerprint inside of custom coded web pages, using the same combinations of wordpress theme and plugins, variations of a similar domain name, issuing press releases using the same distribution channels, etc. Thankfully I am proficient at using Scrapebox software. In fact, I used 3 servers running Scrapebox, nearly nonstop for 300 hours in order to find the majority of Nic’s websites, as well as his partners promotional websites. It was a monumental task. But I feel that I have accumulated the most comprehensive database of penny stock pump and dump websites currently on the internet, over 2000 websites. All of these sites are pure penny stock nonsense meant to sucker people into purchasing worthless penny stocks. All of these sites are similar to those owned and controlled by Nic Lesmeister, and Jeff Bishop. I wont even get into Jeff Bishop. This is another person carrying around a gigantic bible written upon page after page of worthless penny stock promotion. Once again, the list that you see above is just a small sampling of these pump and dump sites that this Nic person is promoting. What is also troubling to me is that he is actually on the supervisory board of Kelly Community Federal Credit Union. This just seems crazy to me that the founders of Kelly Community Federal Credit Union would put this guy anywhere near a supervisory position.
How All Of This Relates To Jason Bond Picks
Obviously, I took a pretty wild ride away from the specifics of Jason Bond Picks. But I had to include how all of these parts, pieces, and how the players fit together. Jason Bond is just one small piece of this massive machine of penny stock pump and dump nonsense. Understand something, when Jason Bond makes a recommendation to his audience, he has already taken his position. And in addition to Jason Bond taking his position, so have the rest of these penny stock hustlers, in these related organizations, all spamming 100,000’s of email messages. They all position themselves to profit. And then, at the right moment, the audience is then notified of the trade. The subscribers and unwashed masses all quickly scramble into the stock, pushing the price higher and higher. As they are pushing the price higher and higher, Jason Bond and the rest of these characters are dumping their shares for a profit.
The Audience Does Not Lie
Over the past 2 months, I have now received 16 unsolicited emails from former subscribers of Jason Bond Picks. The story is always the same. Jason enters a trade (along with the rest of the penny scammers) and then sends out the advisory. The recommended stocks are usually lightly traded with very thin volume. There is no warning from Jason on the recommendation. Just a signal from Jason and then a mad scramble among thousands of people to pay Jason and his buddies a higher price for the shares that they previously purchased. The unwashed masses hit the market orders to fill as quickly as possible, and course, as this is happening…Jason and the rest of his co-conspirators are dumping their shares and draining your trading account.
The most recent email I received from a current paying subscriber…quoted in verbatim,
You receive the alert in chat, via email and via text message AFTER he has entered. So, if he buys 10k of a $3 stocks, it might pop up .10c, then he sends out his alert and his 3k members start racing to the buy button causing an epic move in price. It’s nearly impossible for him to NOT make money on trades like that. If you are at work, part time trading like his service “caters” to, you will never EVER get an entry where does. His watch lists tells you which stocks he is watching, but NEVER gives his entry price or target exit/stop. It’s really just a mirroring system where you wait on him, and hope you are quick enough to execute orders before everyone else. It’s sad really.When he alerts a trade, he says his target is 5-10% but NEVER gives prices…because that would dissolve his advantage and he couldn’t advertise his massive wins if people were cutting him off in trades. It’s called front running…huge issue in the financial world. Let’s say you are a stock broker or financial advisor and you have a wealthy client who wants to buy 1 millions shares of ABC stock. You say sure, I’ll do that for you. You go into your personal account, buy your 5-10k shares, THEN put in your clients massive order and ride the wave and profit from it. Front running in a chat room where you know your subs will buy 100’s of thousands of shares after you is no different than that.
How Does Jason Keep His Reputation?
Well, I can tell you that its not from people making money from his advisory. Rather, Jason keeps this shit circus moving through the financial sewer system by offering a very aggressive affiliate program. What does this mean? Simply put, he pays a commission to anyone that is willing to market his service. And so, if you were to run a google search for either Jason Bond Picks, or Jason Bond Picks Review, you will find literally hundreds of websites promoting this guy. These are mostly people with hastily thrown together websites that all rave about how much money they are making by trading Jason Bond Picks. Jason claims that many of his affiliates are making $20k per year pushing his nonsense. One guy in particular claims that he made over $10 million last year trading Jason signals. Another claims that he is a hedge fund manager that manages over $200 million dollars and that Jason Bond Signals has made his hedge fund investors all very wealthy. Another guy raves how Jason Bond changed his life and he married the girl of his dreams. Heck, even little 18 year Ashley is getting rich from Jason. She made $6k in only a few hours and created a video testimonial for all to see. I don’t know about everyone else reading this…but 18 year old Ashley singing for Jason really conveys a sense of trust and reliability.
Wrapping Things Up
The review of Jason Bond picks was an epic journey for me that spanned several months of research. I needed the help of a lawyer that donated several days of his time, energy and connections to reconstruct the web of related promotional companies and all of their affiliated corporations and limited liability companies. I also needed the help of a network security specialist to scrape through millions of web IP addresses in order to build out the database of penny stock promotional websites. The irony is that both of these persons that helped me, both have been hustled by a penny stock promoter for a combined amount of $200k, and both needed some sort of justice, helping with this project provided both with some small measure of relief. All of this really opened up to me the world of penny stock promotions. In a nutshell, penny stock trading is just a game of buying worthless dogshit stock, and then convincing someone else that your worthless dogshit stock is worth more than what you paid for it. A lot of you reading this might be thinking…this is OK, because I can just dump my dogshit stock on the next guy. Well, this is not as easy as it seems. You have to remember…every single time that Jason sends out his alert, he has already purchased the stock. The very moment that the alert is released, Jason has his finger on the sell button. Waiting for the sucker (YOU) to pay him a higher price for his shares. This is just a classic game of front running.
Thanks for taking the time. Don’t forget to leave your comments below. Even those that disagree and hate my opinion will find that their voice is heard and their opinions are posted.
Amazing research. When will we see these guys end up on an episode of American Greed?
Most of the comments on here are 5 years old. How has this fraud been allowed to go on for so long?
This has to be the most open and honest review of Jason Bond and Raging Bull on the Internet. This is no copy and paste review and takes real world experience. Raging Bull isn’t a scam so much as it is a fraud. Wish I had seen this review before wasting money on their “services” for two years.
Sorry, I didn’t read the whole review, but I did have a subscription to JB Picks last year.
I didn’t have his “look over the shoulder” access. Only web access and text alerts. Made money on a couple of trades, but lost overall. Description at the beginning is accurate. If you weren’t clicking buy when he did or when his look over the shoulder group did, you most likely lost out. There was definitely a lag from when he placed his orders and when his alerts went out. You could see it a lot of times with the volume indicators. They do have some sexy advertising, and like all of the gurus in all industries, they parade out the student with the most success. Like with the real estate gurus, that person was most likely the one in a million rube who lucked out through no fault of his own. I also checked out Petra’s Picks for a quarter. Similar results. Trades were not as frequent as Jason’s. Like the RE gurus, Raging bull is probably making more money selling seminars and subscriptions than they are from trading. Just my take.
Best review of Jason Bond I’ve found yet.
Great detective work. I knew it was too good to be true. He gets you to pay him for ripping you off. thank you for the report.
If you ever joined Jeff Bishop live webinar two times, you would notice the comment of audience praising how much money they made were all fake and recorded. it’s the same comment from the same people.
Jeff Bishop claimed to be the mentor of Jason Bond and Kyle Dennis.
I emailed Jeff Bishop asking track records and his assistant replied : it’s only for subscriber, i responded back saying so i must pay few thousands first just to see the trade records and no response ever since.
same with Steven Brooks from steven@stonybrooksecurities.com
Great research, thank you, wish to have more people like you!!! The question is why these criminals are not punished and keep doing what they are doing? Is this the only way to stop people to be fooled by this criminals is by review websites like this one? They have hundreds of website promoting them and only a few telling the truth…
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I’m so glad I came across this. After watching one of his live streams, I was very skeptical of the far too simplistic approach to trading shares using just 3 key TA patterns to generate massive returns, and the fact that the much of the presentation centered on his new house, friends and students who had hugely benefited from his mentoring, even going as far to buy his star performers Porsche cars. His lack of knowledge was evident, even going as far to say that you didn’t need to know anything about the stock you were trading, just identify the pattern…
The only star performers to get Porsches were the insiders, like Kyle Dennis, also named in the December 8, 2020 FTC fraud charges of $137M against Bond, Dennis & Jeff Bishop, the pious one who instructs you from inside his leased private jet that he’s an honest-to-god Mensa verified genius.
Tim Sykes does the same exact thing as this guy. Why doesn’t this website have a review on Tim Sykes??
Because he paid out of it!
This is a modern day Boiler Room! He gets people to buy a stock after he has bought at a lower price. Then once it gets pumped up (because he gets subscribers to buy) he sells before they do for a huge profit and his followers are hopefully breaking even.
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what I don’t understand is why these people aren’t in prison yet? Isn’t this scheme illegal in USA?
Wow! Amazing work. Thank you. Trying to get a refund of $3999 US, or $5446 Cdn for an illegal charge to my c.c. With the above information I may have a far better chance now than I did yesterday when they stuck to their no refunds garbage. Really disappointed in Kyle Dennis now, who comes across as the clean cut all American boy. Makes me sick to think that these people are allowed to walk the face of the earth.
Well, this has to be the absolute best info I have ever seen on the great Mr, J.B. I have not been impregnated by him, but by Kyle Dennis, one of his lead henchmen. Kyle is actually decent trader, but the trouble comes with his renewal policy. That is, we have your money sucker via our lovely auto renew system, and you can kiss our royal ass if you think you are going to get one red cent back. Outright fraud. I am going to refer as many people as I possibly can to your review. Many, many thanks.
Wow! —- It is very apparent that it took some serious effort to research, outline, and present your findings. Great job and thank you.
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Jason Bond Picks – AKA Raging Bull is a fraud. You hit it right on the button. He makes trades (buys) then pushes his trades to his subscribers looking to get them to buy in and bump his price. He tells you to buy something and then bails out at the first sign it drops just a little. The only thing he is using his text alerts is to see if people buy in. He claims a stock will go up high with 50 cent spread, then bails out off it and makes up excuse as to why he did. IN short, your assessment of his site (and text alerts) are absolutely correct. He changed his name to Raging Bull now.
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Thanks for going to such enormous effort and calling it as you see it. As you note, there are so many websites who are giving the guy positive reviews; it would be easy to conclude he must be legit. I am thankful there is one voice who is not on the take.
Great piece, and extremely important. Thank you for the time and effort you used to expose this site. I am wondering, you seem to find almost all of the promoters and schools questionable, are there any that you find that offer value for the investor or future trader?
Charles
We need more people like you with investigative minds. People fall prey to scammers because they are not looking for reviews and even at that you have to look diligently to find this needle in a haystack. You see all these people posting fake reviews and can easily fall for their lies if you do not research every source on the web. That’s how I found you. I only buy into something is there is a money back guaranteed 100%. If it too difficult to follow, it’s not for me. Magnificent! How can we thank you?
Great information, and obviously well researched. Thanks for taking all that time to put this together so that I could know his scam in 5 minutes!
This article is the bomb. I keep getting these garbage youtube ads for this scam. Really strong work and thanks for getting this out.
Thanks for providing this comprehensive reviews. I fully understand who this guy is and why he is very aggressive with his adds on youtube. I lost some money but it was my fault for subscribing without researching reviews on him. Now I understand how it works, it is a real scam.
Thanks a lot for this review. It is very helpful to really understand why this guy pumps money in adds to have as many subscribers as he can. I lost few some money with him but it was my fault of failing to check his reviews before subscribing.
How is this even legal?! Sounds like it shouldn’t be, it’s almost insider trading in a way. Sure, he’s not inside of a company with proprietary knowledge, but the profit mechanism is more or less the same. He knows something you don’t and will exploit that for profit.
Thank you for your time and work into this!
This guy is a real dishonest and con artist. His ads are all over the place promising teaching people to make double digit returns. I am sure his advice would be very helpful to Buffet and alike investors who are not capable of getting the same results.
Thanks for the great information. I wish I would have done my research prior to being suckered out of $297!
I wish i had read this before I subscribed. Is there a way to register a complaint with SEC about the malpractices of the service, please let me know
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I wish i had read this before I subscribed. Is there a way to register a complaint with SEC about the malpractices of the service, please let me know
thanks, JB is an a hole!
Great work Emmet read your post on Jason. Not that I know you. One thing jumps out your not selling something yourself. This is a window I always look for. Whats a persons motivation? I wish I could find a buyer for all the emails im sent from people promissing me riches buying into something. I guess in all honesty I couldn’t do this but if I could I could pay off the US debt with plenty to spare.
Actually, that is not altogether true. The truth is more complicated. The reality is that when I started this blog, I was interested in not only finding something for myself…I was also interested in marketing and selling.
With tremendous naivete, I thought that finding good products and services would be easy. Boy was I wrong. So I hit a crossroad, I could either become a part of the problem or become part of the solution. Morphing into a ‘whistle-blower’ was not part of the plan. It’s a huge time suck. And the pay is minimal. The economics of committing fraud far outway the benefits of exposing it.
But I do enjoy some economic benefit. I make every best effort to monetize the positive reviews. In every positive review, you will find that I write about any economic benefit or advertising revenue. It’s all there.
Now a word on Jason Bond. I am drafting a new review. Jason and I have been talking, and he has given me a lot of positive things to write about. It wouldn’t be fair if I didn’t present his perspective.
Ultimately, readers will need to make up their own minds.
Complete rip off, wish I would have found this before I spent a lot of money on Jason’s garbage service. There are so many free or very low fee services out there that do 100 times what Jason’s service does. They lie too and say you can Mirror there trades and look over there shoulder, but you want to call them on it, they don’t answer there phone and only respond to emails once a day, so the problem continues. They won’t give you a refund, just dispute it with your credit card company and show them a copy of this article.
Please do not throw your money away on these thieves.
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Well Horace, there’s a lot of truth in what you’ve said but shilling for Charie Leroy without proof of your own trading success lowers your credibility. Please upload you forex trading statements.
Wow another scam on the porsche give away. Nathan Bear is getting the porsche in Atlanta and guess what he is a moderator. Rinse & repeat, Kyle now Nathan, must be a way to pay them but really shady marketing as regular folks have no shot at this
They started a chat room for their lower priced packages last week. It has no screen share just Jason alerting trades there. The millionaire roadmap room sees all trades live as they see jasons trading screen via screenshare. so they get the trade from the screen share before the lower priced service gets the chat room alert from Jason, he is allowing his higher “premium” clients front run the lower priced clients. The SEC should be investigating this
Am a member since 2 years and actually make a lot of money by doing the opposite what he says, go short when he send out the long alerts, works 99% of the time, cheers, suggest you do the same
I am planning to do exactly this by trying out his quarterly subscription. Whenever he says to buy ill wit for a day maybe and then short it…when it starts sizzling out… What do you think about that
Was a member for a few years-left last year when he concentrated almost entirely on his millionairs roadmap and made ordinary swing membership worthless. I can’t believe people pay $10k pa for that service. I don’t think most of them make money. I believe Jason Bond makes his money from subscriptions. I don’t agree that Jason Bond is stupid – he knows what he is doing and he is a very cunning promoter – but don’t expect to make money from his service.
sure he is like most of the other stock market gurus. Go random and pick yourself if you are not greedy. your picks may be better than his recommondations
Jason Bond’s company has now expanded under the umbrella RagingBull.com. Within this service you can find his Millionaire service as well as BiotechBreakouts, DailyProfitMachine, PennyPro, etc. They are all TOTAL SCAMS. Once you’ve paid your $ to them, prepare to hand more over in terms of losing trades. Moderators (esp. PennyPro) spend nearly zero time in the chatrooms guiding and helping traders. They’ll guide you to an interesting chart set-up only AFTER they’re in the trade. You get left holding the bag continually. PennyPro lives for fun games like “Turn 1K into 10K,” “Turn 10K in 100K,” etc. but never ever ever follow through. New members join, and these challenges last for no more than 2 days before the mods give up. And DON’T be fooled by their claim of “full transparency.” Yes, a few services show their platform screens, but NOT their buy/sell boxes, so you ONLY see positions after they’ve been bought/sold (when it’s too late to get in/out). Total and complete scams all of them. Not sure how the SEC lets these guys get away with it.
Like Diana I listened to the video and even tried to ask questions in the chat room. Surprise surprise my questions were never answered. I actually did get the the DVD – figured I might get something out of it but after getting halfway through I came to the same conclusions. The hardest part of it all is trying to separate the scam artists from the legitimate groups. Every time you think you have found a seemingly reputable advisor some research reveals a crooked history. Thank god for Google and the ability to research.
I’m glad I found this! I wanted to learn about trading in general to see if it’s a game that I can play. Of course, in my Google search, Jason Bond Picks pops up saying there’s a webinar coming up in 7 minutes! 7 minutes and he’s also giving out a $900 DVD series for free! What harm could there be in watching a free $900 DVD, right? In curiosity and novice’s innocence, I click and wait… now the webinar was pretty much a commercial of how great he is and how awesome his service is. What I thought was suspicious, is that all the “logged in” chat members and their comments were too “pumped up”. Everybody seems so excited and so positive that this is the next big move for them. Well, I was excited too but being rather cheap, I didn’t buy into his sales pitch but waited for the promised free DVDs. It was all fun until I accidentally closed my browser and lost the page. I thought.. wait.. so I looked it up and his webinar was back on in another 16 minutes!!!! How great is that!
So I clicked and waited (more like surfed other sites for other things) and watched through (more like running around the house doing chores) the entire webinar… and guess what? I realized a lot of the names in the chat room looked too familiar. Yeah, I know there are a ton of Johns and Steves. But I happen to have a very sharp photographic memory and I could tell that some of the names were in the same order as last time. Really?! All these other folks have lost their free DVD link too and came back? Are we like classmates now?
Well, I quickly learned it was a scam. And I was amused that your article proved my petty theory. Thank you, Emmett!
I agree…. Jason is more like a PUMPER rather than a Trader, HE KNOWS IT TOO… he does not show up to TradersExpo in NY anymore, possibly his conscious of screwing people over is getting to him…
Have you researched Kyle Dennis with Biotech Breakouts? He is part of Raging Bull same as Jason.
Kyle is in the Jason’s and Jeff’s gang.
All is right that is stated here. Newest piece in the story: Yesterday Dec 6, 2017 he sends his subscribers buying a stock MARA, he himself added 3 times up to a position of 100K. 2.00 pm he tells stock is heating up and indeed you are in the green following him. An hour later he sends a text that he went cash to have money available to give to charity… MARA drops double digit immediately.
If you need any more real life example about this scam here it is.
Stay away even if it sounds seductive….
Totally agree … fell for the same on MARA plus others.. HMNY…OPHC… CASI… CREG… Usually you can’t get in at Jason’s price so you end up paying higher..then the price drops dramatically. If you think you can then catch it on a retrace, you are mistaken because it’s now going to keep going down. Found out the hard way. You can’t get out at his selling price either.
Did have a few minor winners.. but more because my instinct was to get out. Lost more than I have won and just holding hoping they will at least get back to break-even.
Fell for the pitch even though was suspcious of it being a pump-and-dump.. should have listened to my instincts.
totally agree. big scam. jason provides poor details, and never really clear his entry and exit plans.
I got scammed by Jason I bought the service for 3 months for 298 he charged that then 499 I told him I didn’t want the 499 service he said he doesn’t give refunds what can I do?
If you used a credit card and have the details to prove that you ordered the $298 service lodge a complaint with your credit card provider.
You are 100% right on the scam,I just paid the $299.00 for the 3 months trial and on my second day i suspected the scam. To make long story short before I give him the $299.00 I should have visited you site but sometime you have to pay to learn.
Complain to your credit card company. If you have documentation backing up your case, you should win. Even if you do not win the seller gets banged for a potential chargeback so whilst you might not get your money the seller might eventually lose cc privileges.
Call your credit card company and ask for a charge back for “services not rendered”. you will get money back every time and his processor most likely has other complaints and he will eventually be dropped and have to find another one.
and now this guy is doing presentations in Harvard Business school. I really cant understand who is his auditory.. Who is going to listen this bullshit about his past life being teacher, about his huge debt and bla bla bla..
Harvard is just a business. They are all major POS
yes, but I guess that people there are smart enough just do not listen that bullshit. What this guys suggests? Simply quit your job and start trading.. Suppose all Americans follow his advise 🙂 Nobody produce anything.. all are just trading
yeah its just a very sad industry… its okay though, what goes around comes around… Karma is no joke.
Good work on this one mate! There needs to be a serious crack down on these frauds!
This guy is a double con artist.First you are buying his fraudulent picks when he already bought them and then he gets out when all the suckers(his subscribers) get in.Then of course the price goes lower.He makes money and you lose money. Second this guy also makes money from his subscribers paying $298 a quarter for his bogus recommendations! Karma is going to get this scumbag!
why is a trusted website like investopedia showing his ads????
Its Google Adsense ads. They are auto placed.
Heck, I even have Jason Bond ads on TradingSchools.Org.
BEWARE OF JEFF WILLIAMS ALSO, SAME DEAL AS JASON!
I watched three videos of Jason Bond on youtube and he seemed to be so honest and real. Your phantastic website is a real eye opener. Man, I was sooo blind. Thank you for your effort in exposing the scammers.
Thank you for this warning. Unfortunately this “Glenn Beck” of the stock market already got my $400. I’m currently in the room now and I’ve been getting the feeling I’m a shmuck so I googled Jason Bond picks review and got you. If you need any help exposing this penny scammer let me know.
I bought a one-month trial subscription and am a week in, so take these comments with a grain of salt.
First, every day, Jason Bond releases several stocks with a buy in range, a stop and a sell range. I’ve bought a few of them. Two are down (one stopped out) and the other three are up.
Second, I’ve watched a number of the training videos. The basic information that he shares sounds pretty helpful. They are also very articulate, and all are in excess of 30 minutes. So, I respectfully disagree that he is a dullard.
Third, I’ve spent some time each day in the trading chat room. I agree with the comments on Luke and have no interest in trying to follow his (or anyone else’s) day trades.
Fourth, I agree that there is a LOT of selling/pimping of services. It’s amazing how many “new services” and webinars they seem to have, trying to convince people to purchase more services.
If you join Jason Bond or any of the related services, you get emails/picks from all of the related services. I’ve avoided the biotech, penny stock and day trades.
In case anyone questions the Jason Bond picks (and I hope I’m not breaching any rules/guidelines), I bought GRPN (stopped out), CROX (down about 3%), KTOS (has taken off like a bat out of hell; up more than 10% in less than a week), RCII and ROX (sold at a profit). I’ve limited each purchase to no more than $2,000. So far, I’ve made more than enough to pay for his service.
More importantly to me, though, he makes specific recommendations on how to search for stocks on StockCharts, and next week I will start to test his theories on my picks.
I’ll post more at the end of the month, but I don’t see this as a pump and dump operation by a dullard.
The comments on this site’s shill article on JB shows some readers have fortunately been warned by this review.
http://www.kinetictrader.com/unbiased-review-of-jason-bond-picks/
Another site’s review on Bond with mention of TS.
http://pennystockwhizzkid.com/jason-bond-picks-scam/
A shill site trying not to sound like one:
http://www.kinetictrader.com/unbiased-review-of-jason-bond-picks/
Great article! If you’re looking for a trading system check out https://formulastocks.com instead. No sleezy marketing, or front running schemes with them.
Read the fine print folks.
“Formula Stocks as a product underwent a 3 year pilot test program from 2009-2011. During this defined testing program, actual performance data, under normal real time market conditions, was recorded, and results reviewed by a state-licensed Big Four auditor. Based on the BUSINESS membership as it existed in its 2009-2011 versions, we recorded an average return on equity employed to sustain securities trading of +66,54% in 2009, +52,56% in 2010, +16,84% in 2011. This reflects factors of market liquidity, trading costs and slippage, financial risk, human factors, and was not carried out with any benefit of hindsight.” – From 2009-2011 you could have bought and held just about any well know name and made money, no special skill required.
“Due to continual development, the website displays up-to-date calculated data refreshed daily and weekly. Backtested performance results have certain inherent limitations, as they could potentially be designed with some benefit of hindsight, even though best efforts has been taken to avoid such risk. Unlike an actual performance record, backtested results do not represent actual trading and may not be impacted by brokerage and other slippage fees. Also, since transactions may or may not actually have been executed, results may have under- or over-compensated for impact, if any, of certain market factors, such as lack of market liquidity or level of participation.” – These results are not based on actual trades.
I was in the room the other day when GSAT had the FCC positive vote, Luke bought over $2 then in the $1.90s as it came in…….. meanwhile simultaneously on twitter he was tweeting that it was a short down to $1.50 and that he was short from $1.96……..I called him out on it and after a few others who also read his tweets started to chime in, he deleted several of the tweets including the one where he said he shorted. A few others did see the original tweet…….when I then mentioned and LOLed in chat the he had deleted it, I was then banned….. WHAT A FRAUD
Great Review! Thank you for the ground work. Do you have a review for Kyle Dennis? (Jason’s student who turned $15k to $2m)
# 1 anything or anyone associated with Jason Bond has to be viewed with a very large amount of skepticism.
# 2. If he turned $15,000 into over $1,000,000 in under 3 years why is he selling newsletters ranging in price from $800-$3000 annually. At the end of 2017 his $1,000,000 should be in excess of $22,000,000 based on his “past performance.”
# 3 does he have verified, certified brokerage statements for the last 12 available?
# 4 anything or anyone associated with Jason Bond has to be viewed with a very large amount of skepticism.
# 5 anything or anyone associated with Jason Bond has to be viewed with a very large amount of skepticism.
# 6 anything or anyone associated with Jason Bond has to be viewed with a very large amount of skepticism.
I can tell you that I was a member of the room until this past week and I can tell you that I got an pm from someone recently trying to sell me their remaining subscription to Kyle’s service and I can also tell you that I chatted with someone who has a friend using Kyle’s service and he says it’s a joke.
Honestly, I’d tell you that anyone associated with Jason Bond in any way should be approached with caution or just avoided entirely. Jason is extremely dishonest about many things and that speaks volumes about anyone who chooses to get in bed with him.
Good info. So this KyleDennis seems like an affiliate of JasonBond, while in contrast we have Ross Cameron of WT who seems to have split off to do his own sham room and partial pump-n-dump mirage of multiple sim and fuzzy .jpg statements. Except while WT cleaned up their fake architect and spreadsheet shit on archive.org, since being split from Bond, they still could not get rid of their stink trail on archive.org from Ross being a former room mod of JasonBond. lol, Ross is forced to keep his glasses and beard on (CTU fake!?) and even do a funky tennis video like he was BjornBorg complete with untensioned strings wooden raquet from a garage sale.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWldwGpe4TE
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http://www.tradingschools.org/reviews/warrior-trading/#comment-8996
This is a flagrantly biased review. I wonder if you’ve got some private agenda against this company, or others in the group. How do I know?
Jason Bond sends alerts out the night before. Three days ago, at 8:14 am, he sent an alert for a stock that went up 120% beginning a few minutes later. If being alerted to a stock that goes up that more than doubles, holds its gains and is liquid enough to get out of without a crash and burn, is a scam, than scam me, baby!
@Jim, you’re an idiot. Four days ago Jason bought his shares is said company then sent out an alert to his subscribers who piled into this illiquid stock sending its price up 120% and Jason sold his shares to dopes like you.
Well, aside from the name calling, how about some proof of that? I may be an idiot but if he’s able to have such a massive influence on the market, then give idiots like me a chance to buy the stock, make money and get out…where’s the idiocy? It’s a sincere question, I’d like to know…people pump/dump stocks all the time and other idiots lose money, that’s understood. but when you make 50-100% on your money? Isn’t that what we’re all trying to do?
Wow you wrote alot of information just to prove you are a moron how do you know if he’s a con or not? Were you ever a member? People listen up I am a member. If you have any questions fire away! I can’t stand people who just spat nonsense and don’t do their due diligence. Do people follow Jason blindly hoping to make a trade? Absolutely they do! They lose because they don’t due their homework. If you follow ANY certain individual with large positions hoping a stock will continue to climb after they get out, you will lose every single time. Jasons membership wasn’t put out for people to follow all his trades his membership is about the knowledge he offers so that we can find similar or better trades than him. And for the smarter ones that do follow most of his trades attempt to get in at better prices. That what stop losses and limits were made for. So my question is what makes him a con artist? You also watch him make live trades through his E-trade as a member, there’s no hiding for him even if he were to try. But my success from his education he offers is good enough for me. I started with $2,000 Since June and am up $24,000 more since then. If he was a con I wouldn’t have made any of this money. His education is textbook. Trading isn’t for everyone all because it isn’t for you doesn’t make him a con or his fault. We all have our up and downs with the market.
This site is an absolute pump-n-dump site. This so called “Jason Bond” would load up on a cheapy stock with no volume, then sends out an alert, instantly the 400+ sheep would pump it up for him.
Then there is the so called daytrader named “Luke Murray” who runs the daytrading room. He would buy or short stocks for no aparent setups. On twitter, he goes by @elitedaytraders who is constantly the butt of jokes by other real daytraders.
So many of these pump-n-dumpers hide behind the word “Education” to get away with stealing money.
Just had my eyes opened. Wow. Marketing a service with Real-time alerts as the key selling point is BS. The alerts are 100% always after the fact. Question this and you get shut down and belittled in the chat room by all the groupies. Dreadful decision to sign up to this BS Service. Was doing better on my own.
Congrats on waking up to the sham. Also some or all of the “groupies” are plants and actors of insiders or the room host themselves. Very common modus in these scam rooms. They also have their shills in forums.
Now I disagree with so many of you all here, but i wil agree that alot of people in the chat room are groupie like and are annoying and make everything seem BS. -Coming from a member
I’m probably missing something based on the snide responses I’ve gotten elsewhere here, but if he gives you an alert the night before, you get in and get out the next morning with a nice, quick profit, how does that make it a BS service?
I hope people won`t fall trap as they keep promoting themselves all over. Even Investimonials is filled with reviews which I am not sure of.
You can’t believe anything on Investimonials.
I have never received a text. Feel I wasted $800. This is a scam. I was warned
Even after the truth has been brought to light, Jason Bond is STILL touting that he gave Kyle Dennis, his new promotional boy who he claims is the “hottest trader under 30 on wall street”, a new porsche to a room full of people looking to learn the business. It’s so sad and disgusting how he can lie so easily to all these people that just want to get ahead in life. Over 1k people in the room for this seminar and Jason is deleting the posts that don’t praise his service or anything about the service, including asked to be removed from his mailing list. I hope he doesn’t get a single new sign up from this disgusting, greedy behavior. Jason Bond, I hope you see this and know that Karma is a B.
Not Ross Scameron!? the JasonBond wonderjunge who was also an architect in nyc around the same time he didn’t have the beard and glasses as a JB room mod? well 1k still beats 700 in WT so still some ways to go to surpass the ‘master’.
lol you sir are an idiot. just sign up for his free newsletter. and be experienced in the market. 60-70% of his picks are money makers. i never joined his room and dont intend to because im self sufficient at this time and made well over 100k this year ( verified on twitter with daily snapshot of my brokers page)
but dude is legit. i hate how people say ” he is a famous pump and dump artist” are you kidding me ? its so easy to make money on gap and go when moderator pumps a stock!! you just have no experience. or greedy. i usually have 1 red day a week at most aiming for 10-20c for most trades based on scanners and news and chatroom im in. sometimes it runs 50c if its good runner. i never hold more. and been averaging 1-2k a day in less than an hour.
this is just retarded review. you want someone to literally feed you everything. how about sit home and let him trade for you and make you money??? lol you are not real trader
@ The Mountain 89: With all due respect, of which none is owed to you because you have shown none to the other people who posted here. Did you read the review? Did you read the comments? The review and the comments are not about whether you can you find a way to profit from Jason Bond’s front running scam but is the service he’s running, as it is advertised to be used, legitimate? The answer to that question is; No it isn’t. It’s a con that is designed to enable Jason Bond to make money through pumping stocks and selling them to the people who follow his alerts. Can a few people profit off these pumps? Yes they can but the majority cannot. Just because you have profited from his scam doesn’t make the scam right and nor does it mean that all of his subscriber can profit like you have. No matter how much education they get someone will be left holding the bag. The disrespect to the industry is from people like Jason Bond who perpetrate these scams and people, like yourself, who abuse others for falling victim to them and condone the scam in your posts on this blog.
I’m a member for this quarter (getting out when it’s over) and this article is very accurate. I would like to add that Jason definitely has good lessons on setups and he tells his members not to mirror his trades. BUT……… That’s basically lip service because when he makes a trade, a very annoying siren goes off that you have to manually close. Also when he alerts, the stock is usually already up at least 2-3%. I think this is because he gives his millionaire road map first notice that he has bought. So he buys, then they jump in…. His lemming subscribers are last to know and they come running in to drive the price way up. In the event the price doesn’t skyrocket right away, Jason usually sells immediately because he knows if all the people he just brought in can’t make the stock go up, then he’s jumping ship early. Which to me is very weak… He’ll post, “Stock didn’t cooperate so I’m exiting for only 2% gains, lunch money etc”. By the time you get this notice the stock is already deep in the hole. The main thing that people need to understand is that he has ZERO chance of losing money when he trades like this. He can (and does) bet HUGE because unlike the rest of us, he always brings a WALL OF BUYERS with him so he takes HUGE positions and this yields in HUGE profits. It’s a simple formula. He seems like a nice guy and has good intentions, but might as well set your money on fire if you join his service only to mirror his trades. I’ve had the best luck shorting his picks after they go g/r….
Yep, front runner. The poor sheep must be shorn.
Its not just Jason, but the “inner circle” are 2nd in line. All of the poor newbies are third in line. Scrapping with each other to get in and out, all executing on market orders which lifts the bid and drops the offer. Ugly mess.
Hi Reality Check, you wrote: “He seems like a nice guy and has good intentions, . . .” He’s Stealing Your Money and all the money from all the people in his room. How nice a guy is he? And what good intentions could he possibly have!! Thanks for this informative and detailed report on him and hope you haven’t lost any money with him.
rtchock beat me to the punch, but
“He seems like a nice guy and has good intentions”
You can not be serious. He is an out and out con artist scamming people. If scamming his members is being a nice guy then I guess by that definition he is Mother Teresa.
thanks for the detailed review. I read a handful reviews and it seems yours and one I found at a site called KineticTrader were the the only ones who provided some honest critique of the service. Keep up the good work
Interesting was looking into this service. A guy i used to chat with on twitter “kyle” kinda vanished only to return and say he turned 15K into $1M with this service and they are awarding him a Porche 911 this month. He used to post the things he traded but never had in 2 years. This opened my eyes to how success came. I guess if you get on the guys black list then you can make his returns. as in the past 2 weeks of June Kyle posted he made 100K but never says what he bought like he used to only that he uses Jason Bond service. Ya gotta have someone successful even if its one in twenty thousand because most everyone will think if that guy can do it I can….and in reality it wont happen.
I am a bit confused by your post. Who is awarding him a Porch and what Guy could do it. They guy on Twitter. Oh yea I believe him.
Rob, John is referring to this : http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/stock-trading-mentor-jason-bond-awarding-porsche-911-to-his-protege-300285110.html
Looks like LLC’s like JBP can make their own “press releases” there. A UCLA grad who turned 15k into 1mil seemingly in a few years or less. This kind of fantasy story only adds fuel to young person “success stories” like willstocktrades and InfiniteProsperity.
http://www.elitetrader.com/et/index.php?threads/took-out-a-loan-to-transition-to-full-time-trading-24-years-old.298510/
http://www.elitetrader.com/et/index.php?threads/turning-15k-credit-card-debt-into-financial-freedom.300696/
Jason Bond is not giving away a Porsche. People need to read the fine print, he is letting someone drive a leased Porsche for a year. More puffed up nonsense from my favorite front runner.
Emmett, which fine print are you referring to ? i do not see any fine print in the link i posted. Did you see it somewhere else? thanks
Emmett is correct. I did a google search and it came up at this link… https://www.jasonbondpicks.com/millionaire-roadmap/
It’s about half way down the page and here’s the exact wording:
“Jason will award his top Millionaire Roadmap students in 2016 with a FREE Porsche* — Will it be YOU?
*Prize for Top Student: 1-year, all expense paid lease of a brand new Porsche 911”
The fact that it is a LEASE and not an outright paid for, free car, like Jason has made everyone in the room believe it is, is just another point deduction and reason to not trust this guy. Where does he draw the line on being misleading and dishonest? He has gone on and on and on and on about giving this kid this Porsche and not once has he mentioned that it is only a lease, because obviously, that is not as impressive. Lying by omission is still lying.
What a jerk.
If you take the service, you will see that the followers will push up the price & he’s already “scaling out”. 90% of the time you won’t get close to prices he’s getting. He’s really making most of his money from front running , not what he’s teaching and he knows this.
Just noticed today that the website link from above has now been changed and the Porsche picture and the disclaimer about it being a lease is now gone. Not surprisingly though, Jason is still saying he gave Kyle a new Porsche while he now uses Kyle in webinars to promote his MRM (millionaire roadmap) service. Out of over 100 members in that service, he gets about 3-4 who tout how great it is and won’t even release any information how how profitable overall those members are as a whole, not just a few. He’ll continue to get super defensive and hateful if anything he says or does is questioned, though, so that’s always a consistency in the room as he constantly hypes himself and his MRM service up to new people coming through the revolving door.
First off, thank you, Mr. Moore for your hard work on this review! Today is 6/16/16 and I have been a member of Jason Bond Picks for a couple of years now. It has changed quite a bit since June 2015 when you wrote this piece, so I wanted to pass along my thoughts and experience.
Deciding to get into stock trading, of any kind (day, swing, long term…), is kind of a daunting task when you basically know nothing about how any of it works. I remember those days well and I’ve only been at it for a little over 2 years with real money. Here’s what I have found/realized in that time…
All of these guys selling their services and running chat rooms are basically the same. They prey on newbies and the idea that they easily make thousands of dollars a day/week/month/year, etc. and they can help you easily do that also. They make good money charging these new people for what little “free” information they give out while touting their DVD’s, exclusive elite services, etc., etc. to make even more money before the newbie loses it all trying to trade like the “guru”.
Jason Bond is a little different in that aspect. He does have several (used to be over 60) instructional/training videos showing things like some setups that he uses to spot trades and profit. When I first joined, I was excited to see all the “free” videos showing me how to spot trends, chart patterns, etc., etc., but after I watched the first 2-3 videos that were over an hour long, I wanted to kill myself. Jason is someone who thoroughly LOOOOOVES to hear himself talk and rambles A LOT. I couldn’t make myself watch any more than the continuation pattern as well as the oversold and overbought patterns. His videos helped me set up my stockcharts scanner to find those stocks. Nowadays, he’s started selling those (I believe it’s those, I have to mute or tune him out when he gets on the mic sometimes), but has replaced them with some much, much shorter training videos, which are much easier on the ears and nerves.
Nowadays, Jason has gone from having his standard chat service, to breaking down his watchlists/newletters and service to several different trading styles like day/swing, long term and his millionaire roadmap service (referred to as MRM), which he charges anywhere from $4 to $5k (depending on the sale) to join to see him, Luke and possibly Bart trade live and show their trading account. Basically, he’s nickle and dime-ing you to death, unless you join his MRM service, then you get all the newsletters included in that huge yearly, non-refundable fee. One thing I do need correct Mr. Moore and the other reviewers on, is that Jason DOES give his thoughts on entries and exits in his watchlists. For example…here’s an excerpt from today’s watchlist… “MGT – HUGE 35% winner from Wednesday’s watch list and might not be done yet. I hate chasing moves that big after having it on the watch list prior to the move, but if it’s trading above $3, I think a move to $4 is very possible.” Another one included the line “In play above $7, firm stop below $6.50, goal is 8’s.” So he DOES give you the ball park range of stocks he’s looking at, but most days it seems like the 3-4 stocks he usually picks don’t seem to do much. I look at them, but usually end up trading my own picks. I do see that he often refers winners on Friday as being from the watch list, even if it was from Monday’s list.
Jason is basically in non-stop selling mode and CONSTANTLY offers free day/week or month long (not sure exactly which one it is) trading trials to get new people hyped up to join his service(s). He loooves to post the quotes people make like (10:13 am jason bon.: 10:11 am xxx xxx.: +$1507 today. 1st week at JPB. Taking rest of day off. Much Love!) in place of putting important things out, like alerts or updates. Today alone, if there was one he put up, there were 10 because GEVO, BSPM and another one or two were actually on the move, suckering in the newbies to go big. It will be interesting to hear them all whine and/or disappear when they continue to follow Jason ‘all in’ into the abyss of the next trade that doesn’t pan out after having their confidence levels unrealistically high after a lucky week. Of course, as one reviewer has stated, the chat is monitored VERY closely for any negative feedback to which can cause Jason to go on an epic rant about not trying to mirror him. He goes from being super positive happy go lucky guy to a-hole in .01 second, if anyone questions, complains or otherwise doesn’t kiss his behind in chat. If you are in there any amount of time, the butt kissing alone is a good reason not to join, as it is painful at this point to listen to ALL THE TIME.
Another major annoyance is Jason’s use of obnoxious sound effects like guns and cannons going off to signal someone made a good profit. Think Jim Cramer and Mad Money, loud and obnoxious. Definitely not something I want to hear unexpectedly or at all when I’m sitting in a silent room concentrating on making money with my speakers turned up to hear the “ding” of a new alert being signaled in chat. He’ll also jump on the mic during trading hours just to basically talk about himself and say he’s just getting on the mic for 10 minutes and 30 minutes later he’ll be yammering on about how he was a heavily in debt school teacher, read a couple of books and then stumbled into trading and now he just LOOOOOOVES to teach. Once you’ve heard it 100x, it starts to really wear on your nerves. One tidbit I just heard about after enduring this torture for the last two years is that Jason actually got a $200k investment from some guy…Jeff?…his “mentor” because he supposedly saw potential in Jason’s trading and so now that the TRUTH has finally come out, his story (he tells on a loop) of being oh so broke and working hard and taking the chance (quit his teaching job with a pension, mortgage and lots of debt) to finally becoming a self-made millionaire who mostly just has a website because he loves teaching, is kind of blown. All while touting his having 4k subscribers.
The funny thing, or fishy thing, I should say, is that you can’t hardly find a review (of/for him or anyone else for that matter) anywhere, let alone a bad one, of him or his service, including investimonials. Not even a group on FB?? Really?? That’s why this review is so long….because I wanted to let others know what to expect. When I first joined, I looked at the names on the web page compared to the names in the room, and surprise, those boasting about their big gains, weren’t even in the room. Probably retired on their own private island they bought with all their winnings….. lol
You can sign up for yourself for a quarter (the cheapest route), if the free offer doesn’t include being able to view his videos, as they are helpful, if they aren’t on youtube. At least you’ll be able to set up scanners and see what he uses, which as a side note, is different for every “guru” I’ve studied. Ultimately, you will have to find your own style, and you may or may not find incorporating some of Jason’s teachings into your style. You won’t learn a thing from Luke, who used to talk on the mic, indicating what trade he was taking and sometimes why, such as when a drug just got fda approval or whatever, making it run, but he has since stopped that and is just basically doing his own trading without showing anything other than this entry and exits, which are usually scalps. No reasoning 99% of the time, no profit/loss information unless it’s a big win, and generally has a pretty nasty attitude.
Honestly, I don’t care for Jason Bond at all. It’s just a sense of fakeness to him that has been reinforced by how quickly he can turn on a dime into a complete a-hole (Luke too) and the fact that self promoting is his main order of business, not focusing on making sure his long term customers are kept happy.
If you decide to join, I recommend only signing up for the minimum, which is on a quarterly basis for $297 just to get a feel of the room for the entire time, not just based on the first week. And sadly, only like 5% of traders make it long term, so unless you know for 100% certainty that you are going to stick with it, don’t give him your money for a full year up front at a “big discount”, as he’ll get to keep your money long after you’ve thrown in the towel and there are no refunds on anything, ever, as stated on the website. I do think he does offer more than most with his service, from my own personal experience, but you have to take some cons along with it. Hopefully someone will find this long winded writing useful. 🙂 If anyone has any questions, I’ll do my best to help, as I know how frustrating it is to be new and not have anyone to commiserate with. 🙂
Thanks for the in depth commentary. What is so amazing to me is how Jason keeps this marketing machine moving right along.
You have been in his room for an eternity. The constant sales pitch must drive you nuts!
Well, I’ve been wanting to get this information out to people in some form for a while now. lol Investimonials is basically rigged and unfortunately, you don’t know what you are getting into with these rooms until it’s too late. I do love how every single negative review on Investimonials is usually rebutted by the guru. They sure are a defensive bunch. lol
I believe Jason’s “secret” for his success is his enthusiasm and excitement. That excitement feeds on people’s hopes and dreams of getting rich. Like a motivational speaker. He said he’d tried out or looked into trying out for Shark Tank to be a life coach at one time. It’s kind of insulting though for him to go on and on and on about how much money he’s making trading, when we all know good and well that his big money is being made by his subscribers. $100/month x 500 subscribers (Approx. $50k/month) PLUS whatever he makes on DVD’s, year long memberships to the MRM, etc. Heck, the other day, I noticed there were 77 people in his MRM room. Take 77 people x current rate of $4k/person/year to join and that right there is over $300k. Not sure if you’ve heard, but he’s really promoting (PR Releases and everything) his latest stunt of giving away a Porsche to some 26 yr old kid in CA that is a member of his MRM service that turned $15k (He’s said/typed $15k and $50k, so I’m not convinced it wasn’t $50k if it’s even true at all, since we have to take Jason and this kid’s word on all of it) into over $1M in 2 years. Jason even audited him to verify it! lol He also announced this week that some Frank from the UFC is paying him to come to his house and show him how to trade. Apparently this Frank is a world champion UFC fighter, big deal guy (I have no idea who he is and really do not care about any of it) to try to excite people about how popular he and his service is. All that bragging and BS is truly exhausting day in and day out as a full-time trader in the room just trying to get profitable and get away from it. Unfortunately, catering to his older customers, isn’t his priority and we are in the minority, so he’ll never stop selling himself to all the new people he constantly has coming in.
I’ve talked to a few people in the room privately and they feel the same way and they are struggling as well. Yes, there will always be those that do well at trading quickly, but the majority of us will struggle and during this struggle, it would be nice to have more support and understanding from these guru’s that claim they were in the same boat at one time. Instead, you are made to feel like it’s really simple and all you have to do is buy the program, read the e-mails, or some other unhelpful or snarky response if you say anything not butt kissy.
Interestingly enough though, I’ve been in three different, unrelated rooms and as a general rule, all of these guru’s are jerks under the surface. The reason I stay with Jason is because of the reasonable price, free training videos and what information I can learn that’s included with my monthly subscription. He’s annoying as hell and hearing the same crap over and over and over and over is extremely annoying, but I do believe it will be worth it in the end and once I’m consistently profitable, I will be gone. Until then, it’s like being in an ongoing infomercial with a loud, obnoxious host.
I have followed JB’s signal service in one month too, made some profits, and some losses. (Purchased and sold stocks).
But is Jason Bond a part of pump and dump scheme?
I would say kind of, yes. If he has 500 people +/- in the room and half or a quarter of them follow him into a trade he announces he’s entered, obviously, he’s going to gain. However, from what I see, he does pick runners sometimes, that would go up with or without his alerts.
While Jason does continue to keep making money, I’d say his biggest profit is undoubtedly from all the people he’s gotten signed up for his regular, MRM (expensive and relentlessly touted) service and all of his other little add-ons. That of course, leaves those that just have the basic service ($297/month) out to hang with no guidance at all, other than the other room members commentary and his watch list and updates about his positions (i.e. buying/selling after the fact, usually).
As of 11/16/16, here’s my most recent thoughts…the two scanners that are posted in the room are useful, as well as the commentary from other members, but Luke is of hardly any help at all, just posting his entries and exits with no advance warning, watch lists, brokerage account statements proving he’s even legitimate (that goes for Jason too..he just posts his positions and profit/loss in a document that he has to manually update.
If you don’t have day trading ability, and/or can’t read charts, none of the above is of much help. It also makes it more difficult if you have a small account that you are trying to grow by following these “big boys” who take thousands of shares of a stock, giving you a false sense of security and usually making you take too big of a risk, hence quickly draining your account.
Bottom line is watch the videos, learn the patterns and learn to do it all yourself with little regard to what these “guru’s” are doing. They say that, but it’s easier said than done when you are brand new. Trade small no matter what you do if you are a beginner because you WILL empty your account fast as you try to learn. And most importantly, definitely don’t get caught up in JB’s super hype, because he will (and has) say and do anything to make everyone believe that he has sooo many success stories, when the reality is much different, especially given the high turnover in the room.
That doesn’t make him a con artist if people are ignorant and just follow without research or homework.
I signed up and I’m learning a lot. I think he’s an enthusiastic, excellent teacher. And as I said above, he recommended a stock recently that went up 85% in half an hour, then dropped but still held a 35% gain until EOD. I don’t think that makes him a con artist…I’ve tracked other alerts he gives. He peppers them with his thoughts, such as this one two days ago, sent out at 8:12 am.:
“XXXX- Split the stock Friday and began releasing news i.e. typical penny stock trash. But if it consolidates around $2.70 Monday I might take it for the gap into Tuesday. ”
The same stock had jumped the previous week from $2.63 to $4.25, or a 61% gain in about 2 hours, pretty much straight up without a dip. Then it ramped on down.
Two days ago, after the stock sold off below where it had started, Jason sent out the alert above, at 8:12 am EST.
The stock did indeed consolidate in pre-market, trading sideways at around $2.70, as he had alerted might happen, until right up to 9:30. Then, right at open, it shot up to $3.30 and peaked at a high of $4.98 half an hour later, around 9:35 am.
That’s an 85% gain.
It dropped steadily but spread out over the next 6 hours, and still ended the day at around $3.65. So anyone who got in at $2.70 premarket after Jason’s alert and stayed in the stock all day rather than bailing out as it rocketed skyward, would still have made 35%.
Sure, that may be a classic pump and dumper…maybe his 4000 subscribers even created the surge. But he warned us it was penny stock trash, as the stock had done the same thing at lower numbers two days earlier. But anyone following his lead and just dropping a couple thousand premarket could have nearly doubled their money in a classic day trade.
I think that performance alone earns him more than a rank condemnation simply because he seems to belong to a consortium of stock advisers. Hell, lots of financial newsletters offer their own info products for a lot more money under a single banner like Agoura. They charge everything from $99/year up to $3500 and more a year. They suggest stocks, but they don’t give you any alerts usually.
I’m learning a lot. I signed up at one of his deals mentioned above. Also Jeff Williams with Penny Stock Pro. I’m paper trading for two months or until I feel confident. At the worst, I’m out less than $1000 and I’ll learn something for sure. I just wish I’d followed that alert and made a quick $5,000 the other day!
Did you even read Emmett’s review? What you are describing is a classic front running operation. So two stocks surged and held some gains for a day. What about the rest of his alerts? Have you tracked them? No, probably not you’ve sucked down that big delicious piece of bait, tell the boss to go to hell, get up in the morning follow some alerts, make 120% on $2,000 – $5,000 per day and then play golf for the rest of the day. You’re forgetting that’s there’s a big nasty hook inside that delicious, tempting dream bate and it’s going to get you good. Final thought; what’s the point or the value in learning how to be scammed? Because Jim that’s all you are learning, well unless you follow Ross Cameron and open you own fraudulent website to sell the same dream in a different suit.
I did read all of Emmett’s review, I’m not afraid to be wrong…I’m just learning, as I say, and I’m not afraid to take risks. No am I interested in learning to be scammed. But every lesson has value and if I’m being scammed then I’ll learn it the way we usually learn it, by making mistakes, and move on.
I came onboard here to learn something. What do you recommend?
Is there anyone in your experience that teaches people how to day trade effectively that you would recommend?
I have checked out several of JB’s alerts. Some do well, others don’t. His tone generally is like this: “I’m watching this, check it out and if it looks good to you based on what I’ve tried to train you on the videos, then consider a stake at these entry and target numbers.”
You make it sound as if all he does is scream, “Buy this right now!” Not my experience so far.
I’m open to any suggestions you’d care to make.
Great review Emmett! Was in JB’s webinar this week, and did not buy his service. Here’s my 5-cents on stock trading:
1. Don’t trade with money you cannot afford to lose
2. Always set your target & stop prices before entering the trade
3. Enter into “thinly” traded stocks with great caution (they are easily manipulated)
4. Control your “Fear” & “Greed”
5. Don’t just follow others blindly, learn how to trade first
Of course, there is no EASY MONEY! Put in your time, education, and hard work if you are serious about trading.
I wanted to say I appreciate the information and the research you performed. It made my mind up really quick. I won’t be signing up and wasting my money.
Thank you!!
Great info thank u alot for explaining how it works and answering my own questions i had about this guy and it all makes sense now .
Another scam : stockmarketlive.tv. lost 3391$
Please contact me directly at emmett@tradingschools.org. I would love to write about your experience.
Hello ,please rewiev stockmarketlive.tv. service as well. That is another scam.artist. they advertise if you subscribe for their service they help you to make millions. I paid 3391$ and all I get that I am a stupid mentally ill American who does not know how to use their service. Please do a rewiev on this scam too,
Your analysis is dead on. I was a member of Jason Bond for only two weeks when he threw me off the site without a refund. I dared to chalenge him, on the site, about the games I suspected he was playing. We engaged in an email war until I finally saw I was not going to change this crook. I may have lost the fee but took minor loses on my trades since I saw very quickly his scam. Keep up the good work.
Jason Bond is front runner. Plain and simple. His former room moderator now runs Warrior Trading (Ross Cameron, the self described architect that never was an architect) and he pulls the same con game.
He’s today in a email talking now about all his clients are making great returns but you only see him & Luke. Of course there should be dozens and it should be fair easy to find & document these if they actually existed. The best service is Oxfordclub.com . I have a LT sub with them & cannot believe hoe good they are & how few losers they have.
LOLOL jason bond has made less than 1/30th of what i make trading and has already blown up twice…wanna see his track record? Sorry, he deleted all his trades on profitly because he doesn’t want to show you how he wins small a lot and then loses nearly all his profits on 1 or 2 trades…good luck following a schoolteacher whose never made more than the $ i pay my private chef…when he was on profitly, he had the highest # of returns from any guru, my guess is you’re him, he posts fake reviews everywhere, so sick of fake gurus, very sad
http://www.timothysykes.com/2012/06/im-tired-of-your-shit-you-have-2-choices/
Looks like I need YOUR help, Ms. Maria.
maria roussous, of orderflowtrading from the ice cream truck?
From curiosity, I just looked at how Bond’s site looks like these days. LOL, what an insulting riot. 40k in 4days, 20k in 2 days. More like what will happen in losses if a high investing retailer tried his swing trades. And look at this: ‘Designed for “greedy”, trigger happy traders who need profitable intraday ideas’. Amazing, he calls intraday traders ‘greedy’! Now who is the greedy one front running and doing all the obvious shenanigans along with investiscamma for new dupes for the monthly churn rate not caring about their big losses sure to come because he labels them ‘greedy’. Any self-respecting trading aspirant should immediately be turned off by this hypocrisy. Only jail time will stop this scammer from continuing to waste duped clients’ time and money.
Here is the test. If jason & his system is so good & great, let him give his pick (alert), wait at least half a trading so his subs can get in. Then see what kind of profits Jason can get with his system. Of course he would never do this because this would expose the whole trading scheme.
wait. why dont you get in using scanner and get out before him and take the profit ??? i have been in chatrooms for a year and made over 100k since may this year just not being greedy. why you wait until he is out and stocks drop before you get out ? have you ever heard of scalping and hot keys ?? im in and out within 20 seconds averaging 1500 a day ( within 20 min of day tops)
Hi, I’m in the chat room also for the last 4 months. Not having much luck. Can you show me how hot keys work and scalping ranges? (1 to 3 ticks etc.) Greatly appreciated.
I am so pissed I am not sure I can say anything without being censored. I have seen this type of crap for months now, they are all scams, some just more polished than others.
Why in hell doesn’t the SEC do something about this?
I want to start a business that takes these people down. Only problem is I need to get paid. Haven’t figured out a business model yet, if anyone has got some ideas, let’s share. I hate these bastard cheaters.
Here’s a slightly different view that might get a few rotten tomatoes thrown at me. 😉
When I first saw that you gave Jason 1 out of 5 stars I was surprised, so of course I had to read on to find out why. I have to admit, I’ve always liked Jason Bond’s service. I liked it mainly because I followed Luke’s day trade alerts. I’ve been a member of Jason’s service on 4 separate occasions, dating as far back as late 2012.
When all is said and done I’ve actually made more money than I’ve lost using Jason’s service mainly because I was always very selective and also very conservative with my trades. During all of the times that I was a member of Jason’s service I only traded 2 of his stock alerts and 1 item from his watchlist, that’s it. Reason being was that once I learned some of basics of buying and selling options from Luke, I never looked back at trading stocks again.
I had traded penny stocks and pump and dumps for many months prior to joining Jason’s service and after winning on some and losing on others and having nothing to show for it in the end I gave up on the penny pumps and moved on to other types of trades. I eventually joined Jason’s service and started paper trading Jason and Luke’s alerts as often as I could with decent results. Nothing to write home about. Jason’s alerts were always easier to follow than Luke’s because Jason doesn’t alert that many trades whereas Luke is like a workhorse that keeps pumping out alerts and can alert anywhere from 20 – 40 trades per day, which is just insane and very difficult to keep track of or mirror unless you have a pretty large trading account yourself. When I first came to that realization I thought that Jason’s service might not be for me since I had a small account of $1500 and it was impossible to pinpoint which of their picks would be winners and which would be losers. Things did change when Luke started to trade options more regularly. The more I paper traded his options alerts and learned more about options the more interested I became in them. I eventually used real money to mirror one of his AAPL options trades. I grabbed 2 AAPL call contracts and less than 20 minutes later I was up BIG on the trade and very excitedly closed my position after having made close to two weeks worth of pay in under 20 minutes. That was an awesome feeling no doubt and my best trade ever as I wasn’t able to replicate that type of performance again. But it helped open my eyes to the potential of options. And my numerous unsuccessful attempts to replicate that type of performance also opened my eyes to the dangers of options as well. I continued following Luke’s options trades and mirrored trades that were relatively cheap and was mostly successful with them, especially the SPY options, which had a lot more winners than losers whenever I mirrored those trades.
I guess the point that I’ve been trying to get at is that I think there’s more to Jason’s service than it being some ultra shady venture that’s designed to fleece the masses. I don’t doubt that there’s some questionable stuff that goes on behind the scenes. It’s hard to ignore some of those red flags, but I do think the service still has some value.
Fortunately for me, having a small account kept me away from the potentially shadier aspects of the service (the pumps, front running) and let me focus on options trades, stuff they can’t manipulate.
As for Jason and Tim Sykes being buddies, unless they’re good actors then I don’t see how they’re anywhere close to that. From the interactions I’ve seen, Tim Sykes and Jason Bond DO NOT like each other. Same goes for Luke Murray and Tim Sykes. Those two have engaged in some Twitter wars, with Luke attempting to hurt Sykes in his wallet by squeezing him in some of the short positions he was in. And then there’s the Profit.ly stuff where Luke and Tim got into it over transparency issues with Luke, resulting in Tim eventually banning Luke from Profit.ly.
Admittedly, since taking advantage of the trial offer and returning to Jason’s service recently things feel a little different there. Luke doesn’t seem to trade options anywhere near as much as he used to, which is why I returned in the first place. If that keeps up I definitely won’t stick around after the trial ends.
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Here’s a rule of thumb I’ve noticed. I consider the Oxford Club, Zacks.com & some of Moneymapress some of the best. They cannot or their employees front run their picks. These I consider legitimate services. Someone who is up every year is doing something the best pros cannot do.
In too late everytime. I Lost 20k in 4 months back in 2012. enough said
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Sorry to read this. You got “front run” by Jason and his stooge partners. They make profits by fleecing the flock.
These are the two major “pseudo-live” traderucators which should be categorized as scammers like a bio-eco classification system, where Ninja “ecosystem” is primordial cesspool of ever evolving scam vendors. The pump and dumper disguising themselves as tradecuation vendors with “follow me live” trading rooms. And the semi-profitable trader turned vendor. Where they may trade with a live account, but certainly not well enough for a living and have a trading room with subs and fees to make up for their losses. i.e those traders who can’t quite make it to independent retail trading but still scam others for the extra income. Quite insidious these levels of scamming, it varies as much as the myriad scamming tricks they use and continue to invent.
I was with Tim Sikes too…. he talks better than he trades… and if you mirror his trade with a small account, you end up losing big to commission because he pulls the trigger too early most of the time and gets in and out several times on a stock.
Jason likes to keep most of his stocks picks under 5.00 because he knows his subs will temporary jump the price & he’s already “scaling out” at 5 to 10%. Interesting that he’s up EVERY year. What legitimate service do you know that’s up every year?
Sounds like Jason Bond has the perfect alert service to fade every play.
This all sounds very fishy to me… Shaken not stirred
Had Bond’s service. Ok to take for six month for a total newbie. Website is a slick marketing tool that NEVER show any losses! I was right at the computer for almost EVERY alert. On about 85% of the trades, couldn’t ever get close to price he got in at. Several time he was selling at the price I would be buying.It obvious he scalps his own clients on many trades & then brags to then in his chat room “how much he made”. The profit number he give are a total joke since you cannot get in at the prices he gets.Luke is a big gun slinger rattling off trade so fast hardly anyone could follow him, many time trading for a nickle or dime profit. Bark is ok and easier to follow. Go Zacks.com or oxfordclub.com (85,000 members, Zacks one the biggist the industry also) & get a lifetime membership for about 4000.00 when they have an opening. Much better than Bond and they won’t scalp you.
Jason Bond, Kavan, and Sykes took over the pump n’ dump into the post 2008 web era.
Syke’s Investi-scamma.com is their main neon sign of plant reviews which brings in new business of tens of thousands aspiring new retail traders every year since.
I was with Jason Bond Trades and what you said is 100% right. I will start asking him ” hey you seem to always get in earlier than me, can you just tell me what is the price you’re aiming to get in on which stock”
He doesn’t answer me. After a couple of months, i just cancelled. Great marketing on the website, but as you said, just another scam.
During this down turn he is really fleecing his flock,
Today 20 Jan 2016 he announces I bought 10,000 HART at $1.44 approx 12.00pm.
The sheep have ran it to 1.59. and now it is back at 1.45. I expect an sms showing sold half getting heavy.
Yesterday 19th he did the exact same
approx 09.33am I bought 5,000 BSI at $6.50. Strong start this morning up 20% and I think it keeps going toward $7
Approx 09.50 I added 2,500 BSI at $6.15 still looking for $7’s. Now long 7,500 at $6.38
10.27am BSI is feeling heavy. Looked good a 10 minute ago as it challenged high of day but is dipping now. I sold my shares -$2,500 in the low $6’s
If you look at the chart the high at 10.27 is 5.77 and the low 5.50
Amazing stuff and this is not an isolated incident.
Emmett,
Thank you for all the good and unpaid work! I can’t imagine what drives people like you but am glad that something does. JB should exposed for the scam artist he is and should be reported as he is praying on people’s greed and naivety. I am sure there is an enforceable law against what he is doing, as there is for everything else in America. I too, gave in to greed and the promise of easy money and recently signed up with his service at a ‘sale’ price of $700. I don’t know if I can get out but if I can’t, I will watch closely for a few weeks and then start doing reverse of what he suggests. Thanks again for opening my eyes, it was my fault entirely for being greedy.
Nice Article, very thorough – keep up the good work! Seems like the obvious thing to do is…
1. Subscribe to Jason Bond
2. Wait for a buy alert
3. Borrow and sell into that buy alert
4. Wait for a sell alert
5. Cover
LOL
That will work. Does JasonBond gives sell alerts as well?
There is merit to several points in these, positive and negative. As a former Jason Bond Picks member I offer my opinions and observations :
1) the most valuable component of the service to novices is the education and link to learning technical analysis. If you are willing to devote very serious time to educating yourself, you can identify your own “watch list” in small caps. (in my case, I studied for 6 mos., ~45-50 hours /week, and paper traded on think or swim for another 3 months before executing a trade)
2) If you want somebody to tell you what to trade, when you should enter, etc. , I don’t care what “service” you use, you will never come out ahead.
3) I did have success utilizing the watch list. When i did not follow an alert and chose my own entry, my return over 11 mos. was 5.6%. BUT, when I followed a trade alert I saw about a 13% loss. I learned to fibonacci retrace many of the alerts to profit.
4) The worst trades I made were when I did so with NO discipline, no indicators, chased the pump, etc.
5) I have learned to hone my own strategy from the initial educational instruction and resources from Jason Bond Picks (admittedly a costly education) and have been trading at a level of conservative risk.
Learn all you can, and do not follow (unless you have the heart to be the fleecer, and even then you need the education to know how), and as with anything, buyer beware.
Thanks for that input John. There are a lot of people who want to get rich quick and don’t put an effort into anything. You sound like an intelligent person who studied and put in the effort. I almost bought into the JB program today and decided to research him first (glad I did) I too bought into another program many years ago. The Carlton Sheets “Buy income Property with no money down” I bought 29 properties after buying his coarse. I didn’t use all his methods but it inspired me to seek more info and KNOWLEDGE. It wasn’t until many years later I researched Carlton Sheets and read all the reviews about what a scammer he was. LOL. I guess some people do make lemonade, when they are given lemons. Thanks again.
Sam, Not sure of all the details but I think Jason was the front man for another pump and dump penny stock web site that he ran for/ employee of Tim Skey. Think he led others to invest in one stock that went chapter 11 hence losing everyone 100% of their investment. None of those people got “any” of their investment back. Again don’t think Jason was trading his money, remember he was broke…..how could he have anything to invest with? Also seems as if Tim Skey and Jason are still buds as I can see that Skey, the owner of Investimonials.com, often will take down bad reviews. And anyways how do you think Skey makes money with his Investimonials.com web site? Why of course he sells adds to web sites like Jasons. Jason has even manipulated the places that you think are set up to give you “real” reviews.
Jason has tried hard of late to pump his failing stock pump site. He will now grace members with his presence while not that long ago he was “never, never, never” around to answer questions. “Jason what about ABC losing stock?” Jason: oh I was out shooting a promotional video. or Jason: oh no, no I don’t have any intention of selling my house and buying a bigger one (ummm no one here asked you about that….what are you talking about?), Jason: yea I still live in the same house as I did when I taught school (ummm that is not how a $38k a year teacher with $200k+ debt lives, what gives?). There are so many things that don’t add up here. It will be interesting to see how much longer Jason can sell himself as a talented trader who can beat Wall Street’s finest versus the reality: a dense, poorly paid and heavily in debt gym teacher who agreed to run scam in exchange for easy money and the feeling of power.
Overall I would tell new traders to never think you can follow another trader and make money in the long run. It might work to start with but will not work in the long run. Paper trade till you can make a profit consistently and plan to take the time to do so. Protect your account, start small. In the end there are no short cuts, it just takes time and effort to learn what works for you.
And hopefully Skye’s Investimonials.com gets known for their 98% canned reviews.
The guy is asking all his clients to go and pump his service on other sites. Asking people to retweet about how much he has made. Kind of sad really.
Hopefully the word is getting out and he’s struggling to get new subscribers.
Very nice article. Just sad I didn’t see it before. That guy. Jason, is a scam. KEEP AWAY. For instance, one of his videos he mentions that he trades stocks over 300 M, and 1 Mi/day volume, but that is not true at all. He trades trashy stocks, that once you are in, you can’t get out unless you take a hit. But on the good side, it got me thinking that I could get his trading ideas, and apply to my own chosen stocks, and that worked. I took a hit with him, but I considered that to be part of the learning. Never again I will get any stock pick services. I really doubt he put that amount of money on those stocks, because there’s no liquidity at all.
Emmett, thank you for your interesting article. Of course it makes sense that all these “educators” profit from their own followers. Even banks to a large extent use the same parasitic approach. But, who do you recommend that offer stock picks for shares ranging from $2 to $10? Thanks for your input.
Thank you so very much for your incredible diligence in investigating Jason Bond. His hype is well done and is made to appeal to the ‘hope’ and greed in all of us. Never subscribed as I was totally suspicious. He had supposed trials but surprisingly I could never get in on one of those. Then, just looking at the stocks he was picking and beginning to understand that one could never get in when he did………..unless you caught it on the way down(that falling knife is very painful!) I tried numerous times to get a published record of his trades………..always brushed off! It is very tough to find a legitimate service! Thank you again.
I was also considering Jason Bond Picks and had a few reservations. However, the positive marketing hoopla would seem to indicate JBP is the holy grail of stock services. I have really enjoyed this article and it has validated my suspicions. Having said all that, is there any service out there that is reputable. I have paid for several subscriptions from the Motley Fool with very limited success. Please, can someone tell me where I can find a site that actually gives solid advice?
Real trading gurus like real physics, are buying stocks, not selling advice.
I feel that dekmartrades.com and livestreamtrading.com are the two best that ive seen. go with real education over “picks” to mirror. I have my students come up with their own trade plan before I will make a comment. hard to comment on a ticker but easy to comment on a trade plan…..and impossible to frontrun.
but no matter what, anytime anyone is on the mic to 400 traders and you make an alert on a low float stock, is going to move more than it would have if you were just trading it alone. its like being a trader on steroids, it will always make the trader on the mic seem like they are better than they really are….ive noticed it with my own trades both alerted and non alerted.
I wish I had read this review before joining. It is sad to see so many people getting fleeced. I was logged in to the service early one morning and this was the chat.
Jason bon: good morning
#######: good morning Jason
Jason bon: nice to see the futures up again
#######: what do you think about canf and jnug? I am holding these two with major loss and afraid to cut off 🙁
#######: 48K loss
Jason Bon : I am not in either and don;t believe I ever alerted CANF
########: canf 3 months ago @5.73 and jnug @37 long time ago.
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########: now I don’t know what to do.?
########: Now I just waiting for any good swing trade and I will sell, hopefully
########: lost in MOLG when it started @7$ too and RADA
The above is not an exceptional case, I have had chats with some other people in the room and their losses are pretty large relative to the size of their accounts. He seems to be losing a considerable number of clients. A few months he had over 650 “logged” into the chat room, that has gone down to 395. But he just goes into over drive looking for new suckers, bombarding people with the line “Swing trading part time, I’ve made +$16,185 in September and +157% +$146,993” What he fails to mention is the fact that a certain number of these trades was buy and sell within a few hours, or that he buys 20,000 to 50,000 of an illiquid stock, gets it to spike and then offloads on you for a higher price.
There are so many incidents, there seems to be more freedom in North Korea than on this chatroom. Someone asks about a bad trade they are jumped on and the comment is deleted. Luke the daytrader is just a spoiled impetulant child. He used to do a momentum monsters segment as well as Daytrading. He alerted AXPW and the stock tanked 80% and then on a Friday afterhours he offloaded but never alerted. When the room asked about the stock he got all defensive and stopped the momentum monsters.
Emmett is spot on “every single time that Jason sends out his alert, he has already purchased the stock. The very moment that the alert is released, Jason has his finger on the sell button. Waiting for the sucker (YOU) to pay him a higher price for his shares. This is just a classic game of front running.”
All of what you say and more is so true. To make up for his lost members Jason is now mentoring traders for a small $5k+ fee. But the truth is that what you need to trade like Jason is a pump and dump behind you. I have even seen when his trades are losing people will say we need the “Jason bump” meaning he needs to put out another “I have added to my position in ABC”. This is in hopes the stock will go up again. Jason and Luke could come right out of a made for tv mafia show “yo you talking to me…did I say you could complain? You better shut the bleep up”. Basically you don’t ask about a losing trade, or get frustrated….you just don’t or else.
Jason recently even lost nearly $30k in one day of day trading. It seems that when Jason does not have his boys trading for him he tries to post a few day trades. In short the man cant trade, manage risk or knows when to stop. Jason talks about his account up this or down that and being upset about losing but the truth is he is not trading his own money. If you read the fine print in the web site it even says that. Also when he “shares” = brags about himself he has stated that he was heavily in debt (over 200K) and making 38k a year. Now how do you get $100k to trade with if that is the case? Also remember this is the gym teacher who by his own confession use to collect cans out of the trash after games and roof houses in the summer to make some cash……but oh he just works smarter now. Do you hear that? Its Jason Bond and Luke laughing all the way to the bank with your money.
Why no one has reported this guy to the SEC I will never know. Maybe this web page should collect signatures to request the SEC to investigate him?
Are you still a member of his service (diservice)? It seems he is losing alot of members, and not surprising. I just hope people see him for what he really is. Luke was really on fire this week, no wonder they call him Top Tick Luke. Its easy to be rich when you can ignore the losses. Any trader will tell you its the losses that will take you out.
However , it is not all bad, I find Barts trades are decent and disciplined. And at times if you alert a stock in the room Luke will alert it to the sheep and you can get out. Or if it is a Luke alert you can be pretty sure your short is safe. Another good trade is short when Bond dumps. You make some money slaughtering the sheep as they go over the cliff.
I would love get a list of people that have lost money using his service.
My subscription to the service ends in a few months, then I’m out for good, lost most of my money from this services, but blame myself more than anybody for being a sucker and not following my own trading rules…Only time I made money from his service was entering a stock before he alerted to it and then sold when he sent out the alert…
thats how smart trader trades. enter with or before and exit quit. i have been doing that for last 5 months and been averaging 20k a month ( not with jason) but i have been trading for a while and i spend hours on education daily. people lose because they expect thousands on every trade and they hold through losses without watching price action or level 2 sellers staking up.
I agree. I am in Jason’s MRM service and that is what I do. I enter at my own time (sometimes before him) and exit at a price I feel confident with. You cannot mirror anyone with trading. I use the MRM chat as a reference and mode of exchanging hot daily stocks. It is also less saturated with newbies asking questions. I have been profitable after joining the MRM.
I think there is a value on his recommended stocks to watch. I won’t be able to come up with this list on my own at this point.
I feel that the setups of the charts are excellent play. He recommends the range to get in and get out. There is no scam here. I don’t need to mirror here.
you have shitty experience with all due respect. as most people who commented here and its really annoying because they are insulting the industry. you shouldnt even trade. anyone who asks these questions definitely didnt spend time in learning. i spent 6 months studying atleast 8 hours a day when i worked as a power plant operator. papertrade for months and learn a strategy where you exit withing a minute of two. use hot keys in loss. read level 2 for god sake and watch heavy sellers stacking up. why you guys expect to make millions following trades ?!?!?!?
he isnt your mom. he is just showing you the way.
Hi guys have been looking for a trader to follow / teach me for a while now reading the comments on this website I see that this is a hard task can anyone direct me to someone who does actually make money
LOL, only one site I would recommend and that’s shareplanner, but even he has been doing bad this year, however, he’s very transparent and his strategy is very simple.
J Bond Shaken and not stirred Bullshit
Refering to the Youtube video in this review… Who is that yukky bald guy with blind person’s dark glass… raving about Jason Bond?
Lance Jepsen. He’s not a bad guy but obviously the affiliate commissions he’s gets from Jason Bond Picks have clouded his judgement/
I have to retract my statement about Lance. In the last video I saw of him he was wearing a silver cross around his neck that was the size of the “Christ the Redeemer” statue in Brazil. Before that he was calling for people to stand against gay people and their wedding cakes. I think he’s losing the plot.
Cant have his opinion about how some gays bully people into not only accepting but having to also celebrate
their way of living? Hypocrisy at its best Stray Dog. Why can they say and do what they want and he cant? At least he has The Bible backing him up.
Thank you Emmett for all the hard work you and your team did for this review.
Keep it up… shine your light
Real Goods Solar = RGSE was JBP pick from earlier this week it went to $4.80 yesterday morning on such low volume under 500K and he front-run like nuts – stock closed $4.36 – today closed under $3.06 – should be ashamed – he fleeced $10,000 in profits to hurt his 3000 subscribers – they are slaughtered – many bag holders to do that – WOW
No. It’s your fault for following him. It’s your fault for not knowing the right financial products to trade. Jason is really dumb, IQ wise, but his followers are worse. I wish i had it in me to fleece you all like he does, I’d make $10 mill a year.
How can a new trader know these things? How can it be their fault if they have no knowledge and experience? For example I know how to be polite and respectful towards people when posting on a forum because I was taught to be that way by my parents. Can I blame someone who is rude, arrogant and lacking empathy for being the way they are if they don’t know any better?
called GTS , google that crap
Stop your bullying, your anger is coming through with every post you put out. Blaming the victim is a weak attempt to cover up the real problem, these guys should all be behind bars.
Glad to have found this review. I haven’t joined his service and honestly the only thing that raised a red flag was the fact that you gotta pay for 90 days upfront. You cant have a free trial or even pay a $100 for a month, no you gotta fork over $300 to see if you like his service.
Yea.just imagine he gets 1000 suckers to join. That is $300,000 in his greedy pockets!
I can not agree more with your article. Recently Luke was seen looking at/up Jason’s stock pic moments before Jason announced it. Luke then mistakenly announced Jason’s stock pic to the group (maybe due to it being similar to the one he meant for chat). Luke, who normally does not share his screen, quickly changed his call out in chat and then the group got the text alert from Jason. Some people the room even asked something like “Luke I saw you looking at Jason’s pic before he announced it, did you know in advance?”. As you would suspect, no answer. Jason and his crew are the first to brag and alert everyone to their great trades and others who are making money. But if you ask about a losing trade you will be talked to like a school child being put in their place. He especially hates when people complain about not getting more advanced notice on the trades so that they can get a better price. Jason try’s to put it on the trader…”you should learn and know when to enter without me”. But the truth is that without pumping his stocks Jason’s picks are nothing more than the shit the author talks of. He is nothing more than a jock that could not make it in sports, went into teaching (really coaching school sports, now how hard is that), had over $200k in debt making only $38k a year teaching and fig. out a way to scam his way to riches.
Cant thank the author enough for this review. I never knew you could buy yourself so many reviews…..As the author illustrates Jason is not a trader he is the hit man (set of hands to do the work for another) for the real pump and dump. Seems as if the real criminals are hiding behind a number of hard to trace business, web sites and fictitious traders that help them spread the risk of the govt. shutting them down. Thank you so much for your work Emmet! great work!
Yep, you hit it right on the sweet spot. Elaborate pump and dump with the higher ups staying hidden. Weirdly enough, they walk about acting like religious leaders. I find it oddly funny.
Investimonials…another Tim Sykes marketing fantasy. I love how Tim holds himself out as the super hero protector of honesty and virtue on Profit.ly, while simultaneously allowing trading educators to create massive amounts of ‘real reviews’ on Investimonials. Tim makes big money selling advertising space to those frauds.
But hey, he is awfully good at at fleecing the naive. Have to at least give him credit for that.
TS is a fraud like the rest of them, all bad reviews get put to the back pages even if they’re the most recent, this is what a paid subscription gets you with Investimonials.
I see that Investimonials has deleted all reference to Emmett’s review of Jason Bond Picks from their site. You’re making waves Emmett.
Andy P the evidence is clear that Jason Bond Picks is own by penny stock promoters and while a stock that is above $1 is technically not a penny stock the stocks that Jason trades act in the same way because of their low volume. Even a stock with 2,000,000 shares traded a day is not adequate for a subscription base of 7,000 paying members as Jason claims. Even the 300-400 who are in chat each day would have a significant affect on the stocks price because you are talking about the daily volume and not the volume at the time that Jason sends out an alert. However, the stocks traded by Jason have significantly less volume than 2,000,000 shares traded per day. Why you would defend a service where you have lost more money than you have made is confusing.
There’s a big difference between penny stocks and small cap / micro cap stocks, because with penny stocks, it’s almost impossible to get out at a reasonable price.
Although I have lost money previously with the JB service, I’ve also smartened up over the past few weeks and figured out how to enter and exit BEFORE Jason Bond. He does tell his subscribers which 3 to 5 stocks he is interested in playing in the morning. So you don’ t have to wait for his alert before you make your play.
Finally, JB’s subscribers influence the price only for 2 minutes after his alerts. He drives about 200,000 to 250,000 shares. For a trending stock that trades 1 to 2 million shares a day, that’s significant but not enough to influence the price beyond 2 minutes.
sometimes 2 minutes is all you need to skin sheep
Again, nobody forces you to buy when JB alerts his trades. Case in point, I got better entries than JB on his current picks GEVO, PBMD, VGGL, and AXN. If you waited an hour, several of these declined back to JB’s entry price and you could have entered then…
Amateurs who blindly follow will be skinned alive though…
That’s correct Andy but Jason is preying on the new and naive. They need to know what type of person and outfit they are giving their money to.
what was your average percent return?
1 second can skin sheep.
Hi Andy,
That service didn’t work for me, so what I did was to get some of his ideas of identifying the pivot points and moved away from that service. I no longer believe in 20% a day. I’m very happy with 1% to 3% per trade on better stocks that I can safely get out.
People are very uneducated in this game, and believe in many lies such as huge swings, without checking that all you need to see a price spike is a single transaction at a good price, and bang, the price just pumped, and all the innocent folks follow the trap
20% on a trade is kind of high. But I thought 6% gain is legit.
I thought the setups that he recommends were pretty good and consistent. He likes buy on the dip.
Here is the important question. Were you able to get 5%~20% return per trade?
I have to politely disagree with many things in this review. I have been a Jason Bond Picks client since February 2015, and yes, I have lost more money than I have made. But anyone has the opportunity to get better entries and exits than Jason Bond.
Let me explain.
1. First of all, JB does not trade penny stocks. A stock above $1 in value is by definition not a penny stock. All stocks that JB trades are typically between $2 and $7 in value with a decent float (250,000 to 2,000,000 volume per day). So that part of the review is completely wrong. Recent picks were GBSN, PBMD, VGGL, GEVO, etc. Go look them up. No penny stocks among them.
2. Before the market opens, JB sends out a watchlist with the 3 to 5 stocks he might trade that day. If you know technical analysis, you have every opportunity to figure out yourself when you might want to enter the stock. You don’t have to wait for his trade alert.
3. After the initial spike, a stock price might actually come down to JB’s entry price or sometimes even lower, giving you ample opportunity to enter then. Again, nobody forces you to enter when JB alerts the trade.
4. Finally, you can also time your exit yourself. Nobody forces you to wait until JB sells his position. Indeed, when he alerts his sale, a stock price dumps. So you’d better take your profits along the way and not wait for JB to alert. Just don’t get greedy like I have. I was hoping to get a 20% upside, when I was sitting on a 10% upside already…only to watch the stock go down 15%. My own fault.
I agree with the review that if you just blindly follow JB’s alerts, you’ll always be 5% to 10% late on both the entry and the exit. If a stock only moves 10%, you will lose money every single time. But if you start using your brain and actually learn technical analysis, you have a chance to make money.
I’ve subscribed to 5 other swing trade alert services that have been more profitable for me, because they invest in slightly less volatile stocks and don’t have the crazy JB following. Check them out: Shareplanner, Bulls on Wall Street, The Technical Trader, K-Capital and Daytrade Warrior.
LOOOOL Where to start. All those other services suck to. Kunal is a TERRIBLE trade man. Why are you trading these lame stocks – You could trade futures or real names. The sad part of your review – and I really mean no offense here so don’t take it personal, is you think these other guys are good traders as well. I can tell you 1st hand that Kunal barely makes money trading. That’s a fact. In fact, he and Maribeth barely trade live.
Shareplanner is a decent site, Ryan is as transparent as they come. He makes an average of 17-25% annually, he trades large caps so you need a big account, he uses about half his account on average so the returns are not bad. This year has been bad for him as he’s only up to $7500, just over 3% for ytd.
I no longer use him or anyone else as I made a promise to myself that if I can’t trade on my own then I no longer want to be in the business, too much time and money spent following people with poor results to show for it as a whole, most of them are frauds, with the exception of Ryan at SP.
Rogue, you are correct. If you cannot learn to trade yourself then the best thing you can do for yourself is pull out until you acquire the necessary skills. Even the legitimate services have the same problem. Try participating in a service that recommends put/call credit spreads. Dozens to maybe hundreds of people are now trying to enter and/or exit the position using the exact strikes, spread, etc. You are competing with your fellow members to get fills. Trying to get out of the position is worse than entry, especially in a fast moving market.
These low cost stocks do not get institutional attention so you are hoping other retail investors push up the price. And, guess what? They are. Only in this case It is you and other “members.”
Not the entire story my friend...
Ditto. If you mirror Jason’s trades. You will not come out ahead, because you will be chasing his entry and exit. If he isn’t so knowledgeable, how is it that Jim Cramer’s “The Street” allows him to be a writer for them? I see you have a blog. Good for you, but are you writing for the WSJ or The Street yet. Maybe in the future. I guess he has something more than you have knowledge of.
As far as his losses. He loses. Believe me and he shows everyone. He turns them into video lessons on the what and why it happened. So that statement is untrue.
As far as his clients. Right around 3000 in total, vice your 7000 number. The 7K may be some search where he was looked at by people when he was part of a Penny Stock service. He has discontinued that venture a few years ago.
Yes he is connected to a few of the guys in your Linkedin matrix. Terry is his business partner, this Nicolas guy I have not heard of, doesn’t mean he isn’t involved but haven’t heard word one about him. Jeff B is a hedge fund guy and is extremely successful. The other Jeff and Jim I have never heard mention of.
Yes Luke loses too. A large sum the other day on a short. He kept averaging down, didn’t work out. If you were in the chatroom during the day. You could watch Luke day trade. He is in and out quick. He does not lose too often I must admit. But he does.
The community is polite, no b.s., real names. I have yet to find anyone who has become a millionaire overnight with Jason, but, they may not advertise their new position. We have a Canadian woman, who began early last year 2015, with little knowledge in trading. She wanted to trade her 401 money to do better than the market. She closed the month of March with +$50K. She did similarly in Jan and Feb. I think that speaks volumes. She trades large caps as well simply applying Jason’s teaching.
To be clear. No not everyone on the site makes money. People come from other sites looking for the easy alert to make money. Won’t happen, at least not forever. Then your account goes to others in the market. They quit, then come here and complain how Jason made the blow the account up.
Jason’s whole service is about teaching people to trade. Specific set-ups that are readily available to anyone who wants to learn to trade. These sites, including Jason’s, do definitely make money on the uneducated trader who wants to get rich.
Kunal over at Bulls, was mentored by Paul Singh. Kunal makes A LOT of money. But believe me. Some of his good gains come from his followers that chase his entries. It’s the game. Everyone wants an edge in advertising and something to gloat about the next morning.
We have a good group. I’m sure you have a good group of people you trade with.
I hope your making fistfuls of dollars with your affiliate programs. Perhaps you could make more if you added yourself to Jason’s list.
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Oh yes, Jim Cramer relies exclusively on “James Bond” and he writes for Cramer extensively. Baloney. “James Bond” isnt even his real name. And prior to being an overnight trading super star he was a lowly roofer. That was until he got involved in the penny stock game. Of which I have continued to write about. You do realize that Guy Gentile, the broker of choice for “Jason Bond” is heading to prison for securities fraud? Let me tell you about “Jason Bond”, he is a front runner. He takes a position, then he issues an alert. The masses pile in, and then he sell’s to them for a quick profit. Plain and simple. Even Tim Sykes had to wipe him off his web sites. And getting removed from Tim Sykes is no easy task. And now Sykes wont even touch Sure Trader with your dick.
And lets talk about Kunal Desai at BullsOnWallStreet. You are some scrub off the street with a 2 cent opinion, where as my review was written based upon an interview with his former sales manager. Believe you? Believe your claims that Kunal makes “A LOT” of money? As his former sales manager told me…Kunal is a dog with no bite. He is barely a scratch trader. His profits come from selling his crappy courses. I continue to expose these charlatans, one by one. Even TradeWithKavan.com just emailed me and asked that I take his negative review down…he finally quit and sold the website. But you should hurry over there and buy his stuff before its all gone. Idiot stooge.
The difference between you and me? I get emails from people. Lots of people. People that get scammed by these cranks. And by far the biggest complaints come from the front running “Jason Bond”. And no, I would never market any of “Jason Bond” worthless crap. Would rather work at Subway making sandwiches than sell my soul.
How funny. I was a roofer too and am now an educator in a stock trading chat room. I experienced the jason bond scam first hand and love the work you have put in. One part that isnt mentioned is that they will kick you out and take your money if you mention a position that goes against luke or jasons position. I called out luke for posting a long alert and then immediately shorting it and they stole $300 from me as I had paid a few days before. The only part where I would disagree is that jason is fairly intelligent and an excellent salesman….still a 100% scam though. There is a gang that patrols the chat room that quickly jumps on anyone who says anything that luke or JB disagree with. When that happens jason bond becomes pure evil and nothing but threats to take your money
Every day I try to be the best help that I can to newer traders. I am not a millionaire and in no way represent the lambos and bimbos lifestyle of fous and kunal and sykes and all of those type of guys. I am not paid for my lessons that I do in the chat room that I teach in. I do want to start a subscription service in the future and I do believe that it can, and is, being done with integrity and an education focus. I hope that learning from so many of these scams will help me to create something of value and integrity
So Chad, what you’re saying is that you learned the hard way by paying these scams a lot of money to learn how to trade ? Is there a recommended book on learning to day trade that you read ? What is the chat room that you educate others ? I must admit I’m of the older generation lol. Never even been in a chat room ! Unless you consider FB lol again. Just wanting to move some retirement money and pick up a grand a month to survive on. Thanks.
Even Jason tells people not to mirror his trade. But people mirror his trade anyway. I thought his recommended stocks have really good setups.
Wow, that was pretty intensive research. Great article, now I wonder if his picks can be shorted. If so, it might be worth a subscription.
Emmett,
I was amused and surprised by the comment “Ashley” made about how she came over to Jason Bond picks after finding that Profitly just wanted to milk her for profits. Has it been your observation, as it has been mine, that these scam artists usually shy away from ever criticizing each other? They seem to promote each other, many of whom reach rock star status based on their many internet connection. The whole Liquid Tree prop shop thing on Brian Shannon’s Alphatrends web site raised an eyebrow, it looked just like Mandeeps prop shop pitch. How about a review of Alphatrends?
Great article Emmett! Thank you.
I want to hear more on the prop trading sites, if your dumb enough to sign up for these scams than this article is not going to help you.
I too have been a subscriber to this service only to learn too late that the picks are not playable. As Emmett explains, as soon as the alert hits text or email (which is always later) the stock is already run up too much. And then if you wait to sell until the alert comes out you will be too late. The selling pressure is too great and the stock drops quick. That said, I did learn some things through the videos and teachings he does. However I bought it for the picks which did not work for me.
Yea – well you’re an idiot too for buying his bullshit. Im glad this guy was called out, you should see his stupid fucking McDonalds commercial he made with his after the fact trading. The guy is trash, like the rest of these losers.
Um, thanks for calling me an idiot. I posted my experience which was not good so not sure where this comes from. Anyway….
I dont think he meant to specifically call you an idiot. More of a comment born of frustration about how so many can be so easily sucked in.
If being ignorant about some things makes one an idiot, let’s face it, we are all idiots. Get a book on options and you can make Proctor and Gamble move like a penny stock (not that I’ve used that much leverage or anything LOL)
Options trading books wont teach you to trade. They’re out dated and mainly tales of some guys ego trying to talk of his glory days. The only way you can learn is A) Get on a trading desk or B) Sit in front of the screen and put the work in. This game is not for the weak.
I recommend anyone who really wants a free Investment Bank level trading education, go to http://www.TastyTrade.com sign up for a demo account and start the free education program trading option spreads. That is bar none the best education available on learning how to trade options. Tom Sosnoff is brilliant and that is no exaggeration I think Emmett could even get behind these guys. Tasty Trade is the spinoff of Think or swim which was purchased by TD Ameritrade. A legit an operation as exists in the world of retail brokerage. I’m hopi km g Emmett will do a review of the content from Tasty Trade at some point, just to show there is some high quality content available to the everyday guy wanting to manage their own money.
Kaiser Soze you’ve lowered the entire tone of the discussion with your reply to Jeremy. He shared first hand experience but rather than acknowledge the value of that you decided to heap criticism on him. Thank you Emmett for your very detailed review. I hope word about your site spreads so that people seeking education can avoid the low life scum like Jason Bond.
Maybe. But I’ve been doing this for 10 years and I see guys like Bond and the rest come in and act like hot shit. None of these guys are traders, none of them belong in finance, its a disrespect to the hard working people who have been in this game. My attitude may not be to your liking pal but this is cash money we’re talking about here, its not a joke and peoples finances are not a joke.
If you were able to string together a coherent paragraph by having a sequential development of related ideas we may be able to engage in some worthwhile exchange. As it is you’ll just have to continue your babbling alone.
Another one of Jason’s followers, huh?
Hi
I was wondering if it is possible to still profit from his program, if I’m a full time day trader and get in on his recommendations within a few seconds isn’t it possible to make some money?
I know this is a pump and dump, but it is possible to make profits from that right? Given that you are willing to compromise on ethics and morals.
No, it isn’t possible to make money on the alerts unless you get in before they are sent.
Wow! I knew something was fishy. Luke would alert trades on stocks that were 10$ and under and trading less than 200k share to a room of hundreds of people. Might as well get scammer tattooed to his forehead.
More on Luke Murray and the day trading room please. . .
Luke Murray, I could do a whole article on just him. I scraped his twitter account and then imported everything into an excel file. Have complete stats on his trades. In a nutshell, he never loses. And when he does lose…average loss is about 4 cents. Really? Who in the hell would believe this nonsense.
I did not write about him because the article would of turned into a novel. That whole organization needs to exposed. From the shady owners, the long history of pump and dump scams, the front running. Its just a mess. Jason Bond is just a singular turd floating around a vast swamp of raw sewage. Luke Murray isnt really a turd, too big for him. He is more like a runny squirt of diarrhea. Just a little brother of the main turdling.
hahahaha…keep up the great work Emmett. If you had a donate button on your site I would send a small donation. I’m not sure how you keep this site up and are able to spend so much time at it with no real revenues. Your articles are very well researched and your writing does not hold back. I love it…
First off, great article. I always appreciate well researched pieces. I would like to put an * next to your comments on Luke though. I was following him on twitter for a while not realizing his association with Jason Bond. He used to tweet his picks (and I believe still does) moments after they happen. So I followed him, broke down each trade and watched the market as they happened. Without question all of these guys are buying at a great price, but all of these stocks are volatile and have many good entry and exit point during the “alerts”. COMPLETELY agree you should never follow the alerts of anyone blind but I’ve always used these messages as ways to key in on stocks on the move. Also, if you have any interest I did a excel breakdown of every publicized trade that Luke Murray, Tim Sykes, Superman, Seeking Alpha, and Roth Capital announced over a 1 month window last feb. Luke Murray was actually the best of the bunch with substantial profits to be made. You can usually get in at the price he “alerts” at if you wait for the initial dump then take the climb and sell quickly again once you hit a 2.5-5% profit. The problem is if you don’t have a bank roll (ideally min. 40k-50k) and you don’t truly understand bids/asks/barriers you will fail terribly. The one thing I will say about all of them is over that month each one had a couple stocks that never had sell alerts. It could be they were still holding (some had holds as long as 21 days) it also could be a substantial loss.
Wow! I had heard about this stuff but now seeing it written here make me feel bad that I ever considered Jason Bond Picks at all. AVOID HIM AT ALL COSTS!
Jason Bond Picks is a front running operation. Sadly, he now has so many followers and subscribers that he has figured out a way to front run his own members.
If Jason were to trade stocks over $10, none of this pump and dump front running nonsense would work. Jason cannot execute his scam on highly liquid stocks, the people involved in legit companies, and the market makers for legit companies would quickly destroy him. Instead, Jason prefers to “fleece the flock”.
This might be a good place to point out the obvious to anyone even remotely attracted to penny stocks. Penny stocks move quickly in price because of a high degree of illiquidity on the losing side, the losers can’t get out. You don’t need to give up liquidity for price movement, you can switch to a derivative like an option and let the leverage accelerate profit/loss. These products eliminate the need to trade penny stocks.
Very nice review, i suspected the same thing and for that reason i avoided to sing up to his membership site. Emmet you are doing a great work exponsing these frauds, keep it up.