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I have been using this service for awhile and it has been great. JB has the most useful information and picks for the money you will find anywhere. check out theses links...the first has a good video from him and where you can pay to sign up....the second is for his free email. check it out. send me a PM if you have any questions.

http://www.jasonbondpicks.com/dap/a/?a=3597

http://www.jasonbondpicks.com/dap/a/?a=3597&p=www.jasonbondpicks.com/lp/signup
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Hmmm.....

This guy needs to take some lessons from Tommy Vu. Unless I am being sold a method of making money by someone on a yacht playing backgammon with scantily clad chicks, quite frankly I'm not interested.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQNdi-fRExc
 
Seems like a great way to lose a ton of money at worst, or at best, a great way to make a lower rate of return than traditional value investing.

Want to become a multi-multi-millionaire? Don't be a trader. Be an investor. Follow the advice of people like Graham, Dodd, Buffett, and Lynch.
 
All i can say is I have made $ using his techniques and his info. His video lesson alone are worth the $. Sign up for his free newsletter first then see. People know who I am here so why would I want to risk my name promoting something that I didn't believe in.
 
and example of one of his daily emails from last week...sorry the charts that are in the email not coming through here


No new trade for me Monday because despite the opening gap up in the market, green faded to red quickly and the S&P 500 trended lower across the session.

Cyprus weighed on Wall Street after the details of the deal were disclosed. Tuesday is about economic data with durable good orders at 8:30 a.m. EST, Case-Schiller home price index at 9 a.m. EST followed by consumer confidence and new home sales at 10 a.m. EST.

Personally I think the market will continue to trade choppy and sloppy this week. So we are on the same page, this week is all about defense. I’m not ready to start fading stocks just yet but if the Cyprus news continues to weigh and economic data starts to get mixed you will see a transition in my attack to short bias.

Having said that, if the data is good Tuesday and the bulls take control, I’m looking to buy stocks with good technical entries that recently had good news i.e. earnings winners or strong catalysts etc… here’s a few on my mind Tuesday.

OCZ – Covered the news gap from the middle of March at $1.74 this is in play for a swing back to the $2.20′s. New management in place, some funding and a good technical pattern could make this a decent trade from here. They still need to update some old filings but I think that’s baked into the cake here and doubt it’ll have a huge impact on the stock. If I do swing this, smaller position just in case as there is added risk there.



GLUU – Doji above $3 only pulling back 3% on a rough day in the overall market leads me to believe this is heading back up. I’d like to see a few days of curl before moving but it’s on watch daily because first sign of candle over candle and I want in for a swing to $3.40′s with the outside chance of big news. This is a story stock now but I missed the first big move so it’s all about trying to get the best retracement entry.



HEK – No shocker here I was in at $4.15 last week and out with a small profit. Given the continuation pattern it’ll be hard to get in and stay in if the broader markets fall apart but if there’s green on Wall Street for a few days it’s probable this will breakout at $4.40′s and trend to $5, which is what I’d like to hit on this swing. The RSI isn’t overbought but it’ll get there quick if I’m right so on your toes if you take this trade with me.



the charts he includes in the email are not coming up when I cut and paste here.
 
PCL_128 said:
Seems like a great way to lose a ton of money at worst, or at best, a great way to make a lower rate of return than traditional value investing.

Want to become a multi-multi-millionaire? Don't be a trader. Be an investor. Follow the advice of people like Graham, Dodd, Buffett, and Lynch.
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I don't completely agree as I sell covered calls out of the money on my stock holdings plus keep a stop loss in on them. I got stopped out of AAPL at 680 and haven't bought back in. Same with AMZN at 250. I also short the vix futures through puts in UVXY and being long SVXY. I have made over 50 % in a little over a month in UGAZ. I like trading futures and commodities with a small part of my portfolio.
 
RedDogC130 said:
All i can say is I have made $ using his techniques and his info. His video lesson alone are worth the $. Sign up for his free newsletter first then see. People know who I am here so why would I want to risk my name promoting something that I didn't believe in.
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Because you stand to make money off of referrals. You have posted "affiliate links" without disclosing your financial interest. You are, essentially, spamming this board and cross-posting to all the forums which is forbidden. Reported.

Incidentally, a little googling reveals that "Jason Bond Picks" is wholly owned by Bluewave Advisors, LLC, an infamous stock promoter which runs literally dozens of stock-promoting websites. For which it is compensated by the very stocks it is pushing. Unethical at the least.
 
He is not in the promotion business with regards to pump and dumps. His watch list is 50 deep. I have traded off his watch list with and without his calls. These are not penny stocks. As for the compensation if someone actually pays for the serive That is true, yeah I guess I should have disclosed that. I Did on our other site so sorry Someone is an idiot if they pay for something without trying it first. Due diligence.
 
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Then have moderators delete it and that is that. I am putting my money where my mouth is. Ask any SWA person who knows me. Take the info or don't. Nobody is making anyone pay for anything. There is a FREE link.
 
You guys make it to difficult. Just buy a 2x long s and p 500 index fund. When the 10 day average breaks below the 20 day reduce holdings, when it breaks below the 50 day all cash or go short or go bond if that's your thing. Opposite when it's going down.
 
Does he have any recommendations outside of penny stocks? Like anything that trades for more than $10/share with decent volume? There are a number of comments that he's running a pump-and-dump scheme.
 
bizicmo said:
Andy if I remember correctly you had some sorta hedge fund or investment thing what are you doing.
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I ran a family hedge fund. Successful but almost killed me. I rarely got more than 2 hrs sleep at a time, usually between US market close and Asian premarket.

I completely burned out and took a bunch of time off away from the markets other than simply dumping my money into ETFs. As long as Helicopter Ben keeps dumping $85 billion into monthly asset purchases, you can buy an ETF and make good money with no work involved.

The extra time involved between making good money and great money is hours and hours of research and constantly tracking every financial release. Not to mention keeping a close eye out for every possible black swan. I kept up with the latest Cyprus events but I slept through European market openings - if I were still running the fund, I probably wouldn't have gotten much sleep for the last couple of weeks.

My favorite buy and hold ETF right now is SCHA. I don't have to read any specific stock news releases because the ETF has no more than .3% exposure to any single stock and has more than 1700 stocks in its portfolio.
I'll probably shift to a short term bond fund at the end of April/early May due to seasonal patterns + the debt ceiling debate. I'll hop back into the market in fall or after a significant summer correction.
 
Andy said:
Does he have any recommendations outside of penny stocks? Like anything that trades for more than $10/share with decent volume? There are a number of comments that he's running a pump-and-dump scheme.
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Once you watch the video lessons you can use those strategies to trade whatever kind you want. I made scans to do small mid and large cap. Depends what u are looking for. The bigger the stock the less volatile the price swings.
 
RedDog, I understand the concept. This works great in a rising market - a rising tide lifts all boats and such. But it looks like there's no fundamental analysis of the companies or what they're selling. That works until it doesn't. And eventually it doesn't work in a very bad way.

Let's look at OCZ. Yahoo finance has its earnings per share at -.27. $43M cash on hand.
Manufactures Solid State Drives. Not price competitive with major brand names. Aimed at tech geeks, but performance benchmarks aren't impressive enough to justify the additional cost.

GLUU. EPS -.32. $22.3M cash on hand.
Manufactures smartphone/tablet games.
A quick glance of the numbers shows no history of being profitable and no forecast of being profitable.

HEK. EPS +.02. $16.2M cash on hand.
Heckmann Corporation, an environmental solutions company, provides full-cycle environmental solutions to customers in energy and industrial end-markets in the United States. It provides total environmental solutions, including the delivery, collection, treatment, recycling, and disposal of liquid and solid environmental products used in oil and gas drilling and production activities in the Haynesville, Eagle Ford, Marcellus/Utica, Tuscaloosa Marine, Barnett, Mississipian Lime, and Permian Basin Shale areas.
This one may have possibilities but not enough for me to be interested at this time.


These aren't even speculative plays; I'm going to assume that hold time on these stocks is measured in days. It looks like all he's doing is a bit of technical analysis and juicing the charts with buy signals to his followers.
 
Andy said:
I ran a family hedge fund. Successful but almost killed me. I rarely got more than 2 hrs sleep at a time, usually between US market close and Asian premarket.

I completely burned out and took a bunch of time off away from the markets other than simply dumping my money into ETFs. As long as Helicopter Ben keeps dumping $85 billion into monthly asset purchases, you can buy an ETF and make good money with no work involved.

The extra time involved between making good money and great money is hours and hours of research and constantly tracking every financial release. Not to mention keeping a close eye out for every possible black swan. I kept up with the latest Cyprus events but I slept through European market openings - if I were still running the fund, I probably wouldn't have gotten much sleep for the last couple of weeks.

My favorite buy and hold ETF right now is SCHA. I don't have to read any specific stock news releases because the ETF has no more than .3% exposure to any single stock and has more than 1700 stocks in its portfolio.
I'll probably shift to a short term bond fund at the end of April/early May due to seasonal patterns + the debt ceiling debate. I'll hop back into the market in fall or after a significant summer correction.
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What do you think about the short yen and long jap stock market trade? I'm sure its due for a pull back at this point but it seems they are the master of easing and like you said after a summer pull back in risk, this fall it should start going crazy again, right?
 
Do you get any money from Jason Bond by us signing up? Seems to me if you were making money with his picks you wouldn't need get kick backs from the him.
 
These are not for investing on fundamentals. These type of plays is mostly for technical reasons. Most trades are couple days long. Some scan be longer or shorter. These are trades not investments. If one does not know the difference and how to cut your losses w a stop then you get what u deserve. JB explains the rational behind his trades. I for one do not mirror him exactly i trade off his watch list an use various forms of his techniques. Which are not rocket science. Pretty basic compared to what I look at but simple works more often that complicated stuff But it works. I also get ideas from the chat room which has live day trading ideas if one is into it. Trust me I was just as hesitant to sign up but after reading reviews and getting some of the free emails. I said the money for a quarter to watch and paper trade it was worth it to me. I am glad I did. But like everything, everyone has to pull there own trigger.

You mention fundamentals above. Take GLUU for instance and other stocks on his watch list is ZNGA and BYD. These are plays on the online gambling laws that are now being passed which mobile developers will take advantage of.
It really comes down to there are many ways to make $ this is just another avenue. One can take it and succeed or loss in the same breath just like any other plan. One has to pay attention to win.
 
amF16 said:
Do you get any money from Jason Bond by us signing up? Seems to me if you were making money with his picks you wouldn't need get kick backs from the him.
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I said in a previous post I would. Not sure how it works to be honest. I have been usin him for awhile and this is the first I am me mentioning him to everyone here and on our other forum. I am risking my name promoting him but I feel it is a worthy product from my view. If I make some $ fine. If not fine. But it was worth me making the info available. I would stupid not to take advantage of his giving a cut out. But one does not have to pay to get the free part to get a taste. It was my bad for not disclosing it in the beginning when I woke up I thought I just copied and pasted the other forum thread That is why u should not post late at night I did disclose it upfront on our regular forum where we discuss stuff like this. So not trying to be sneaky. FWIW
 
bizicmo said:
What do you think about the short yen and long jap stock market trade? I'm sure its due for a pull back at this point but it seems they are the master of easing and like you said after a summer pull back in risk, this fall it should start going crazy again, right?
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There are a lot of whales (Soros, Einhorn, Bass) that are short Yen. You're fine as long as they don't start covering.
Looking at Japan's inflation rate, the trade probably has a way to go; Feb's inflation rate was -.7%.

This is a trade that will need to be closely watched though. You'll have to know the exact release time of Japan's inflation data and have your finger on the trigger if the number is positive because once it turns positive, there will probably be a good deal of retracement.

I don't know what will happen this summer; I'm just going off of historic patterns. I've already made double digit returns and it's only the end of the first quarter. With that much movement, it's normal to get a retracement somewhere along the way. I'm simply playing the percentages with respect to the summer. I may end up buying back into the markets this fall when it's 10% higher than when I sold.
 
I have been doing affiliate marketing for many years, including Forex and other financial affiliate marketing. Jason Bonds seems like just another "Guru" in a long list. His squeeze page is full of the same fake testimonials and inflated facts that I have seen over and over again.

Of course he makes money by signing people up. He makes a 30% recurring on all premium accounts that he signs up.

If you really believe in the program reddog then edit your first post and remove your affiliate link.
 
Lets face it, if you can make money picking stocks, you do it. If you can't, you sell your picks to other people desperate for a winner. There is no difference between Jason bonds site and this one http://www.docsports.com I'm not saying that world isn't full of really smart people making money in the stock market. What I am saying is that those people aren't trying to sell their info, they are too busy making money trading stocks.
 
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stall022 said:
I have been doing affiliate marketing for many years, including Forex and other financial affiliate marketing. Jason Bonds seems like just another "Guru" in a long list. His squeeze page is full of the same fake testimonials and inflated facts that I have seen over and over again.

Of course he makes money by signing people up. He makes a 30% recurring on all premium accounts that he signs up.

If you really believe in the program reddog then edit your first post and remove your affiliate link.
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Well I am an active paying member on the site. Nobody is forcing anyone to sign up but I am risking my name on it and if he wants to pay me for it I would be stupid not to take it. I don't make a penny if someone signs up for the free stuff. If on doesn't like it, that is it. If they do, then they will sign up and I will get a cut..... For all I know I will never get a penny. But I won't pass up $ if it is something I like and think works just to prove something to you. Don't sign up an then you win. Easy. SWA people know who I am and if they don't trust me then they should send me a message saying so or call me. I put my number on the other forum post. Send me a message here and I will give my number so you can call me. Why would I waste my name on a gimic? Theses boards are not as anonymous as u may think.
 
David A. Stockman is a former Republican congressman from Michigan, President Ronald Reagan’s budget director from 1981 to 1985 and the author, most recently, of “The Great Deformation: The Corruption of Capitalism in America.”

http://nyti.ms/YKqohi

Last paragraph of an essay he published today:

"The United States is broke — fiscally, morally, intellectually — and the Fed has incited a global currency war (Japan just signed up, the Brazilians and Chinese are angry, and the German-dominated euro zone is crumbling) that will soon overwhelm it. When the latest bubble pops, there will be nothing to stop the collapse. If this sounds like advice to get out of the markets and hide out in cash, it is."

The whole article is essentially that the world as we know it is about to end. I see not a little irony in his dire predictions in that he was a key player in the mess we're in.
 
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