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  1. #41

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    Today I was at a home and leisure expo, and I noticed that ‘The Sharemarket College’ had a display. I wandered over to hear what they had to say, and was immediately given the sort of oily sales pitch that you usually hear from dodgy outfits who sell expensive courses.
    At first the bloke was evasive when I asked him how much their full course cost, but after pressing him further I was told that their top of the line course plus their software was 30 grand.
    I asked the bloke to put up a chart of a stock, and show me where he would have bought, and why. I didn’t let on that I’ve studied technical analysis and have been trading for 15 years.
    He put up a chart of some stock I’d never heard of, drew a couple of lines on the chart, then pointed to where the stock was drifting sideways across the chart, and he told me he’d buy HERE.
    So I pointed out that the stock was going sideways, no clear trend up or down, and suggested to him that it’d be more sensible to choose some other stock that was in a clear uptrend, or even one in a clear downtrend so that he could short it through CFD’s, or buy some put options so he could profit from its downward movement.
    The bloke got a bit stroppy that I’d exposed his lack of knowledge, and said in a terse manner...’I couldn’t give a s**t what the chart is doing, I trade currencies and gold myself, you asked me for a chart and I gave you one’.

    I’d trust a Funnelweb spider in my sleeping bag before I’d trust this mob.

  2. #42

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    A friend told me about this thread and I’ve got to say I’m pretty stunned! My husband and I have been with the Sharemarket College for about 18 months now and never regretted it! We came in as complete novices thinking that the share market was something rich people did. Though the training is fantastic and thorough the part that we were most impressed with was the support we got, whether it was through us ringing them with questions whenever we wanted to, them ringing us to touch base, or the one on one sessions we did with the trainers or the advisors.

    We were trading before we even understood it all just by getting the guys to help us do it and now have a portfolio AND a bank balance that could NEVER have happened without them! As I said previously I was a total novice and even the words CFD or options, warrants etc were scary as I didn’t have a clue about any of them. No question was too stupid for the guys to answer including my first one which was “What’s the difference between a share and a stock?” We have monthly members nights where any of the members can go.

    If this company was dodgy they would be mad to open themselves up to dozens of members getting together in their own office, yet all the members I’ve met are very happy

  3. #43

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    Well my sister was being groomed to sell this rubbish.
    Let me tell you my sister knows three parts of bugger all
    When it comes to shares--- and in my view people she considers
    Working for.

  4. #44

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ladybyrd View Post
    A friend told me about this thread and I’ve got to say I’m pretty stunned! My husband and I have been with the Sharemarket College for about 18 months now and never regretted it! We came in as complete novices thinking that the share market was something rich people did. Though the training is fantastic and thorough the part that we were most impressed with was the support we got, whether it was through us ringing them with questions whenever we wanted to, them ringing us to touch base, or the one on one sessions we did with the trainers or the advisors.

    We were trading before we even understood it all just by getting the guys to help us do it and now have a portfolio AND a bank balance that could NEVER have happened without them! As I said previously I was a total novice and even the words CFD or options, warrants etc were scary as I didn’t have a clue about any of them. No question was too stupid for the guys to answer including my first one which was “What’s the difference between a share and a stock?” We have monthly members nights where any of the members can go.

    If this company was dodgy they would be mad to open themselves up to dozens of members getting together in their own office, yet all the members I’ve met are very happy
    Ladybyrd, a hint for next time - don't make it too obvious...

    You've joined on Sep 2012 and this is your first post. Who are you trying to fool?

  5. #45

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    Quote Originally Posted by Klogg View Post
    Ladybyrd, a hint for next time - don't make it too obvious...

    You've joined on Sep 2012 and this is your first post. Who are you trying to fool?
    I joined because I had to to write my comments. I'm not interested in fighting about them, just wanted to add my comments. Have a great weekend everyone

  6. #46

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    I recently spoke to a sales rep from the sharemarket college by the name of Sujen Bhashkar about the training course and self managed super funds as they teach you how to do this.

    He later emailed me and said that last year "our self managed super fund members returned over 34%... we give you an edge that you never had in the sharemarket because I guarantee that this is what you will have with our training and education." These are direct quotes from his email.

    I have complained to ASIC and to the Financial Ombudsman Service. The Financial Ombudsman have confirmed that they have received a number of complaints from current investors. They also said that it is illegal to guarantee profits.

  7. #47

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    Quote Originally Posted by tridentboy View Post
    I recently spoke to a sales rep from the sharemarket college by the name of Sujen Bhashkar about the training course and self managed super funds as they teach you how to do this.

    He later emailed me and said that last year "our self managed super fund members returned over 34%... we give you an edge that you never had in the sharemarket because I guarantee that this is what you will have with our training and education." These are direct quotes from his email.

    I have complained to ASIC and to the Financial Ombudsman Service. The Financial Ombudsman have confirmed that they have received a number of complaints from current investors. They also said that it is illegal to guarantee profits.


    Interesting to note that 34% is a really big deal return per year! At the height of my so called aggressive trend trading system pre-GFC, the averaged backtested return was 1000% but leveraged down is actually a measly 100% so I might just 'join' this college for a no brainer conservative trading system and post-GFC!

  8. #48

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    I'm really disappointed that when a new ASF user had a positive comment about the sharemarket college within 50 minutes hr credibility was bought into question but when new posters who have no real experience with the College no similar comments were made!

    I'd mosly agree with Ladybird. Comments here like can't organize a beer from a brewery, black box software and no mentoring are the opposite of my experience. I'd agree that ASF should get accredited but let's be serious, that's not going to happen because they won't go through all the red tape required. Anyone who works in a regulated industry knows the govt changes the hoops every two years so such comments don't add value. Some posters ar calling people muppets which is certainly not a way to address ore humans.

    People sitting on their couches sure won't get the 10,000 hours they need to be a pro at anything. If you're getting your time at some college or on an internet forum it's just horses for courses.

    I agre with Waza hat genuine courses are a valid learning tool and I haven't found anyone to be other than genuineat the college. The support at the college almost has no limit. If you want to meet the principals of the College you can go right in their tomorrow and ask.

    Sure the is my first post and someone will discredit me within the hour but a friend of mine mentioned this website to me and in the interests of open democracy I thought I should have my comment recorded.

  9. #49

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    Some of the people in the forum are very experience investors....they put some professional investors to shame....they have portfolio ranging from many thousands to millions....they know what the return are and what is possible in the market.....

    trying to get past their watch with dodgy products is next to impossible...

    they dont get to their large portfolio position by going to some share collegue I can tell you that

    most tricks has already been played out on this forum and that the last you hear of these products...
    they cant mount an argument against the experience investors on here...
    "I have found that by talking to idiots you only make a fool of yourself” Reg Kermode

  10. #50

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    Quote Originally Posted by ROE View Post
    Some of the people in the forum are very experience investors....they put some professional investors to shame....they have portfolio ranging from many thousands to millions....they know what the return are and what is possible in the market.....

    trying to get past their watch with dodgy products is next to impossible...

    they dont get to their large portfolio position by going to some share collegue I can tell you that
    I don't dispute that there are some experienced investors in this forum or the size of their portfolios. Labeling a product dodgy disregards people who do get value. Value is something that market participants will never agree on which is why there is a market. From what I can see is that the College has remained open through a period of GFC as well as this Sonray thing. From what I can read these Sonray guys are in jail. Mg global bear sterns Sonray, brokerage houses unfortunately are at risk of closing like any other business. I had a Sonray account but as luck would have it I hadn't funded the account.

    There is no pressure to join a particular broker. They have choices of broker or bank they can help you with. If you want to fly blind and not get their help you stay with some retail mob who doesn't really care.

    Paths and perception of value are individual. Advice is appreciated but taking others advice especially in financial markets has led a lot of people to lose money. I'm sure we'd agree that getting information to make your own decisions is the goal?

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