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Apparently after blowing up the account in June on SO website, Mr. Batchelar blew up the account again in July trading the strategy the same way he did in June, this time on his own website. Now those trades are removed from his website forum so new members cannot see them. P.S. Is it legal for an investment adviser to buy fake reviews? Can lose his license if someone reports him..

Can someone share any feedback about TrustPilot reviews? Seem legitimate?

I have been with SO pretty much from the beginning. I can tell that 1) the performance is real 2) there are some wild fluctuations in monthly numbers 3) yes, it is possible to replicate the official numbers or come very close, but it requires a lot of work and commitment. @Kim is talking about expectations all the time, and it is very true. Some months will produce double digit returns when the environment is right, and there will be periods of lower returns.

Hello Everyone, I took a free trial to one of the Elliott Wave services. Here is an update they sent today: It basically say: if A happens - we go to 2520. If B happens - we go to 2800. But there is no definite direction, and it basically allows them to say "we were right" no matter what happens. Does anyone has any positive experience with Elliott Wave, or is it always that vague and indecisive?

I have been SteadyOptions member almost since the beginning. I will take this paid site over "free" tastytrade every day. btw, Kim was among the few ones who called Karen Supertrader fraud when everyone else considered her a hero. Good call. Not the only one. tastytrade has an army of marketers and "researchers". Ever wondered who is financing all those parasites? I can guarantee you it's not Tom Sosnoff.

Thank for the insights @Kim How liquid are VIX options? What is the chance to get filled around the mid? I can see that options are in nickel increments. So if bid/ask is 1.00/1.05, can you get filled at 1.03?

I have been with SO from the beginning. That's 6 years. There is nothing like it - but it takes some time to start to fully appreciate it. I see some members complaining that they cannot get good fills after being members for just few weeks. I feel bad for them. They need to treat it as business and understand that good things take time to develop. But after you do similar setups for few cycles, you become familiar with the strategies, and learn to anticipate the next trades. Many veteran members post their trades in the unofficial forum - it's a great source of new trades. My advice to new members: just stock around for at least 1 year. You won't regret it.

Joining all the wishes! I've been with SO since the beginning. There is nothing like it! Very excited about 2018!

Well, I did a quick Google search, here are couple results: https://www.tradingschools.org/reviews/top-gun-options/ https://www.valforex.com/2017/07/top-gun-options-review-a-scam-a-wannabe-or-real-market-expert.html Not pretty..

Yes. 6% is a nice return. I'm wondering how much of it went to Tom Sosnoff pocket. There is just a small problem: S&P 500 was up more than double in the same period. I have been SteadyOptions member almost since the beginning. I will take this paid site over "free" tastytrade every day. btw, Kim was among the few ones who called Karen Supertrader fraud when everyone else considered her a hero. Good call. Not the only one. tastytrade has an army of marketers and "researchers". Ever wondered who is financing all those parasites? I can guarantee you it's not Tom Sosnoff.

It will be interesting to see how the SEC story ends. My guess is there will be some sort of settlement, and new generation of suckers will join the fund.

It's unfortunate, but I have to agree: Sheridan Mentoring is not what it used to be. Courses became repetitive, the program itself is now way overpriced, especially considering the extra annual fee. There are much better options now, Capital Discussions is probably one of them. And Dan Sheridan defending Karen Supertrader is very disturbing as well. No wonder they are now in conflict with most of their former partners, including OptionNet Explorer.