Recent content by bosco81

upon joining i was willing to watch 10% of my account evaporate in an effort to learn Alex's methods and get on the road to profitability. i lost ~12% while in the room (~2 months). compounded with the $300 monthly fee, i simply wasn't willing to stay. admittedly it was the "best" i had ever...

as i said earlier there were times when they'd average in to a trade and take the average entry price. a noob trading 1 or 2 cars can't do that; and thus can't duplicate that track record for those trades. furthermore, more often than not, alex called for newbies to exit before hitting target...

a) i don't have the email any longer. i enrolled in November, that's when the message was from. b) it didn't look like an automated message. it was personal and indicated alex's location from my home and you (assuming you're geoff) suggested i take advantage of the personal training...

uh, if you're referring to me, the name is bosco81 not boscov. it's not difficult... and i'm not a member there any longer for reasons that have been highlighted in the thread...

it's been in the FAQs since at least late november. and my initial "welcome" letter encouraged taking advantage of the offer as well. just saying....

oh the training. i thought everyone was referring to a separate workshop of some sort. yeah alex mentioned that a couple times while i was there.

and they are, imo, the kind of people that will succeed in the room. Traders with some experience can 'filter their filters' and take trades with high confidence.

Is this something new? I don't remember anything about a $5k workshop while I was there.

basically, yes. 25k+, trade small size at least at the start (not sim - sim is worthless imo). the bottom line though - and PT isn't going to like this - is that puretick is not for the brand new futures trader. amateur with some screen time under his belt, maybe; the 'virgin' newbie...

i was a member for about 2 months. a) the cost is entirely too high. if they're geared towards helping out the novice trader like they say they are, divide the fee by 3 and you might have something good. b) entries were rarely as good as what was called. futhermore, they often scaled in...