Emmett Moore’s tradingschools.org is a great site to get a review of a trading site you may be considering. Generally speaking, Emmett’s reviews are right on accurate. The hilarity begins when you page down to the comments section and read what people have to say about Emmett’s reviews. If ever there was a font of disinformation, these guys would win hands down.
There are two commentors that have apparently joined various trading rooms and had bad experiences. Based upon their comments, which dominate most of the reviews, it is fairly obvious that they don’t seem to have faired any better in their current trading. So they seem to be on a crusade to discredit anyone and everyone that works in the trading business. If they had a better understanding of trading their comments could be considered seriously, but instead, they ramble on about abstract trading protocol they feel everyone ought to follow.
Sam
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| I'm Sam and I really don't know anything about trading but I am great at making stupid remarks on trading review sites |
“Shadowtraders.com got shut down by the CFTC because they claimed their sim room was “live”. So most site have to put that CFTC disclaimer which starts with “Hypothetical results …” i.e. sim trading. Anytime a newb sees that disclaimer they can be sure it’s just a sim sham.”
Really? Really? That is your answer? Get a ticket on the clue bus because you obviously don't know much about trading regs. Ah…that particular disclaimer is required on all trading websites and client correspondence. It is NOT an indication that a trading room is dishonest. Here is another gem from Sam:
“If the results were so good in the past, why not leverage up more? Why just 2 to 5 car and not 20 or more? Because the methods aren’t super.”
Every trader chooses the numbers of contracts to trade based on the size of their trading account. If you are trading a $20,000 account I don’t think it would be wise to trade 20 cars, no matter how skilled a trader you might be. This is just a sampling of a plethora of irrational comments by this man. Like I mentioned, the hilarity never ends in the comments section.
Rob B.
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| I'm Rob B, you can only make 10% a month trading. Oops, I only make 10% a month and resent anyone that can do better. Yes, I am an idiot. |
“Hard to evaluate anything within 3 days. IMO it takes months to evaluate a trading room. Is there a monthly fee access to your trading room? To be honest every day trading room I have ever been in has been a scam.”
Every trading room is a scam? Trading rooms should be free? He also infers that instead of a 3-day trial it should be extended to a 3-month trial. I traded on tradingschools.org robot program for 3 months and tripled the account balance. Doesn’t trading for three months successfully qualify for proof of trading rooms veracity? But Rob doesn’t stop there, now he’s upped ante to the level of ridiculous:
“Can you show where I posted a TR needs to show 5 years of Brokerage statement. Heck most can not even show the 3 months Emmett ask for. The fact is the only real true evidence a trading room can trade profitable is to show a certified tax return as know one lies to the IRS.”
Okay, we have now progressed from a 3-month trial free membership to showing brokerage statements for 5 years and showing the world my tax returns. Donald Trump won't even show his tax returns. Could I just show my birth certificate? This stuff is hard to make up. Nothing is going to make this Rob B. happy, but he is happy to claim a remarkable record of trading in his personal trading. You can find Rob on numerous websites spewing forth the same vitriol. His comment that “true evidence a trading room can trade profitable is to show a certified tax return as know one lies to the IRS.” No one lies to the IRS, are you serious Rob? Too funny.
As I said earlier, the hilarity never stops. Hey Rob, mind telling what a certified tax return is? Who is the certifying authority? You're a nutcake, dude. The IRS doesn't certify anything, CPA's don't certify, are you an official certifier of tax records? Give up, you sound like you can trade a bit, why not stick with that? My old daddy used to tell me, "it's better to have people think you are an idiot than open your mouth and prove it." You seem to have the market cornered on dominating the comments section with mostly the same B.S., though there is no shortage of lousy trading rooms. I don't know, maybe you might try being a pastry chef. Naw, you would find some site and blast everyone about their croissants. Too funny.
There is another guy, Stray Dog, who seems like a pretty good guy. Posts a lot, but usually stays on point and doesn't expound endlessly about HIMSELF. I give him a thumbs up.
As I said earlier, the hilarity never stops. Hey Rob, mind telling what a certified tax return is? Who is the certifying authority? You're a nutcake, dude. The IRS doesn't certify anything, CPA's don't certify, are you an official certifier of tax records? Give up, you sound like you can trade a bit, why not stick with that? My old daddy used to tell me, "it's better to have people think you are an idiot than open your mouth and prove it." You seem to have the market cornered on dominating the comments section with mostly the same B.S., though there is no shortage of lousy trading rooms. I don't know, maybe you might try being a pastry chef. Naw, you would find some site and blast everyone about their croissants. Too funny.
There is another guy, Stray Dog, who seems like a pretty good guy. Posts a lot, but usually stays on point and doesn't expound endlessly about HIMSELF. I give him a thumbs up.
I could ramble on about this site for a couple of hours. Unfortunately, Emmett tries to create honest reviews and these fruit loops chime in, over and over, with their inane comments.
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