Re: FREE COURSE!
Everyone has valid points but wasted far too much time attacking each other. The same things could have been said in a friendly and diplimatic fashion.
Yes a lot of information can be found in books and using free resources but you have to have the time and the inclination to do the research and formulate your own strategies from this. Often these can only be validated and refined by applying them directly to markets which can take time (and money).
money tree has offered his own personal strategies which he has formulated over the years and most of which he has used himself. Some will be very interesting, others not so interesting as just like a music band making a new album, you have to try and make up the numbers to sell the product.
For me personally I think a course like this would be very usefull. I have traded stocks, I know options well in theory but I don't have the time to put in the hours required to turn the knowledge into an edge. money tree may provide this.
Although my offer to pay half price to review this course was rejected I think the free offer is a good idea. money tree would like to generate interest out honest reviews and this is a good business strategy and shows he may have something to offer. How many of those scam sites out there offer there product for free? none because they want to sell as much as possible before the audience cottons on.
So why don't I buy the course? At this stage there is not enough excitment being generated about the course contents to make me take the leap at the full price. This may change after the free reviews come back. But right now I would be willing to pay half of the usual price to find out for my self (and tell others if required).
BTW money tree, I was dissapointed that you took the bait with those attacking posts. It is always best to ignore unconstructive comments - and you will find their authors will just go away without having to place them on your ignore list.
Everyone has valid points but wasted far too much time attacking each other. The same things could have been said in a friendly and diplimatic fashion.
Yes a lot of information can be found in books and using free resources but you have to have the time and the inclination to do the research and formulate your own strategies from this. Often these can only be validated and refined by applying them directly to markets which can take time (and money).
money tree has offered his own personal strategies which he has formulated over the years and most of which he has used himself. Some will be very interesting, others not so interesting as just like a music band making a new album, you have to try and make up the numbers to sell the product.
For me personally I think a course like this would be very usefull. I have traded stocks, I know options well in theory but I don't have the time to put in the hours required to turn the knowledge into an edge. money tree may provide this.
Although my offer to pay half price to review this course was rejected I think the free offer is a good idea. money tree would like to generate interest out honest reviews and this is a good business strategy and shows he may have something to offer. How many of those scam sites out there offer there product for free? none because they want to sell as much as possible before the audience cottons on.
So why don't I buy the course? At this stage there is not enough excitment being generated about the course contents to make me take the leap at the full price. This may change after the free reviews come back. But right now I would be willing to pay half of the usual price to find out for my self (and tell others if required).
BTW money tree, I was dissapointed that you took the bait with those attacking posts. It is always best to ignore unconstructive comments - and you will find their authors will just go away without having to place them on your ignore list.