"I have tried many other trade recomendation programs … and none compare. The difference is they teach you and explain why and why not to invest in a particular stock."
The half that never arrived
You paid for the tips. The sell was never in the email.
You know how this goes, because you've done it two or three times. A new service. A welcome email. A first pick with a good story behind it. You bought, it moved, and for a few days you felt clever.
Then it stalled, or it turned. You went back to the email. It said what to buy and why. It never said where the call would be wrong, or what price meant take the money. By then the service had moved on to next week's idea, and the week after's, and you were holding a growing list of shares that nobody was watching but you.
Some of those worked out. You remember them. The rest are still in the account, a few of them quietly renamed long-term holds. You remember the wins. You don't add up the losses. You know why: the total would be uncomfortable.
Every one of those tips was half a trade. The half that decides how a trade ends was left for you to work out, alone, with your own money on the line.
"Too many times I've sold at the bottom or bought at the top. Their trading techniques have shown me when and what to trade."