Trading Schools.Org Is A Blog About Trading Products
Trading Schools.Org was founded in 2013 as a review website that provides unbiased and honest reviews about all sorts of investment products. We write about trading educators, newsletter providers, trading software, live trading rooms, brokers, etc.
We dig up the dirt and relentlessly search for the truth.
We have nothing to sell. The entire site runs on income from Google Adsense advertising. We won’t write fake reviews about fraudulent products hoping to make a quick affiliate commission.
We will also give you the inside scoop on the best and brightest trading products available.
About Our Reviews
We are not here to hurt anyone. If we write a negative review, this is because we genuinely feel that the product is poor. And we will gladly rewrite any negative review if the vendor makes positive and reasonable changes that bring value to the consumer.
The trading software and education ecosystem are constantly changing. What was an excellent product last year, and we had written a positive review might now be a poor product. We will fearlessly tear apart and report any poor-performing investment products. What might have been an excellent product in 2010 might now be a substandard investment product or service.
No Fake Reviews
One of the major problems with trading product websites is fake testimonials and fake reviews that are posted on 3rd party sites like TrustPilot.
Read here how review websites scam consumers.
We have some bad news.
The bad news is that 95% of the investment products on the internet are overhyped “snake oil” meant to hustle you out of your hard-earned money.
If you believe that the regulators from the FTC, CFTC, NFA, or SEC care about you and are there to instantly help — then you are sorely mistaken.
The sad and simple truth is that the regulators simply do not have the time or resources to follow every scam on the internet.
We have some good news.
The good news is that there actually are some very good products and services available to the retail investor.
But they are hard to find. How hard?
TradingSchools.Org typically writes one or two positive reviews each year.
You don’t have to be a loser at trading.
Unfortunately, we all start out investing as losers. Nobody starts out winning. We all start as losers, and we typically get worse. Then we start looking for help. We become desperate and want to believe. And then most become trapped in a never-ending cycle of marketing nonsense from an entire industry that specializes in selling us fantasies about trading glory.
The problem is that the cycle repeats until the aspiring investor is fleeced out of all of his available trading money. He purchases a flawed system, or indicator package, or educational package, or trading room, or trading mentor, or whatever the newest zany crazy thing promoters dream up. In the end, the aspiring trader is left with nothing but a busted trading account and an education in alchemy.
But this does not have to be your journey. Yes, you can make money at trading and investing. And once you learn how, you will be amazed at how fast and how easy you can earn a steady income. But it takes time.
Thanks for reading.
-Emmett Moore
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I have been studying trading since I retired in 2017. The truth is you MUST trade with money you can afford to lose. That’s not to say that you will lose. If you take the time to analyze areas of the economy that interests you or that you actually know about and look down the road as far as you can, you can make very wise trades that earn you regular returns and will build your wealth. The best place to learn about everything at an affordable price is investopedia.com. Their training courses are affordable and well presented.
The second place to put a small amount of money each month is in the Seeking Alpha app. The writers that contribute have great insight in the various areas that they are knowledgeable about. a lot of my investment ideas come from the comments section. Many other people are using various strategies and share their ideas and results with you. Trading is not the same as investing. If you are serious about trying to build long-term wealth or provide yourself with steady income it can be done by investing in the proper types of stocks and bonds. Just remember that no matter how old you are history doesn’t repeat itself but it does rhyme. If you go back as far as you can with good information you will see trends that continuously repeat decade after decade.
can you make a list of good trading system that you have reviewed. it is difficult to navigate on your blog. please guide me, thank you.
I know this is a site for trading education reviews. But I have to ask, what is your opinion of Reddit’s WSB driving up the price of GME, causing institutional shorts to puke?
I love it! If a bunch of day traders want to band together to unwind a short…then why not? This is glorious and beautiful capitalism doing what it does best. Which is taking money from the stupid and rewarding the smart.
I couldn’t agree more. I love it as well.
Thanks you saved me 3K! I was about to step in at Tradenet. Tnx again.
I’m confused with this “mirror” site https://tradingschools.club which is designed the same and cites the author with conflicting information. I simply don’t know who to believe so I’ve chosen to believe neither. I’m a newbie and stocks and frankly, the most important thing I’ve learned is no industry had more liars, scammers and downright scum than the stock market. It appears Wall Street moved to Main Street all over the world. It’s really depressive unable to find anyone decent in this industry outside of the newbies such as myself who just want to learn the trade. I’m done with trading and will start my own little business instead. I suggest the majority of you reading this do the same.
Hey Don,
The .club website is NOT my website. There are a few of these copycat websites that rip my content. Yes, it is annoying for me because sometimes I need to change a rating for a review (for the better or worse) or remove content, which is not fair for anyone.
A lot of people ask me, “why don’t you sue to have those websites taken down?” Well, I could. But that means I have to go through the time, expense, and hassle of taking over the domain and going to court, etc. It’s a big pain in the butt.
If TradingSchools.Org were a full-blown commercial website with profit as the primary motivation, then YES, I would certainly go after these people. However, TradingSchools.Org is really just a “fuck you” website that opines on the bullshit in the “investment education” niche. In short, if you find something useful here, then I did my job. However, the copycat websites are “for-profit” websites where some of the negative reviews regarding various vendors have been rewritten by dubious sources.
Hope this helps, Don.
Thanks Emmett for the clarification. The .club site confused me. But now I understand it’s just an infringer. Probably somebody you exposed in the business. Which frankly, I applaud you for doing so.
Having that said, I agree it’s not really worth suing those asses for defamation or infringement. I’ve been down that road a couple times and trust me, the lawyers are the only winners in the matter…often big winner$. I’ve learned the hard way these attorneys work for the court first and their client second. They are officers of the court and they all collude with each other to drag on the case. This has been my experience in a federal court. They are all in it together including the judge to soak both the plaintiff and the defendant. Even if you win your case you’ll still need to collect which is often more costly than the case itself. During litigation the debtor will have already made arrangements to protect his assets and bank account.
Anyway, I appreciate your site. I’ve learned a lot, and un-learned the BS I thought to be true from investor “gurus” on youtube from the day trader scammers to options, penny stocks, Bitcoin, etc. Your website saved me in a big way.
Speaking of crypto, maybe you can cover some of the traders as well. The pump and dump scams are too obvious and it’s a growing problem in crypto. In fact, Cameron Fous appears to have left the stock market to focus (no pun) intended) on day trading in crypto. I bet he’s raking it in.
Lol! The lawyers always get paid! No more truthful statement than that.
I remember a wise lawyer once told me…”There is no such thing as free speech. There is only your willingness to pay for the privilege.”
Speaking of crypto, I opened this online account for offshore betting a few years ago. Nothing big. I made a bet and requested they pay me with bitcoin. So, I had $50 sitting just sitting there and I forgot about it. I just checked the other day and it’s now worth $200. Yay, now I can lose it betting on my favorite team…the Buffalo Bills.
Go Bills. I hope this is our year. Finally.
It’s not easy to find people on the internet today that do any good for free. It’s just human nature isn’t it?
Hello, where can I find a top of the best trading courses?
Hi Marius,
You want me to direct you to “the best” trading courses? Sorry, I don’t do that here. This website is primarily focused on exposing fraud.
However, I have given positive reviews (usually once per year) so if you dig around, you will find the vendors that I actually like.
So what should you do? You should stay away from “trading educators” as most are just trying to hustle your money from you. What you should do is start by reading Art Collins book, which is for sale on Amazon. Just google Art Collins Trading on Amazon and begin there.
The next step is that you need to invest some sweat equity in learning how to code your own strategies and test things yourself. Try and avoid relying upon others, try and build something unique.
Personally, I use Trade Navigator Platinum edition (no financial affiliation). Get the strategies coded from the Art Collins book and this will be a great starting point. If you need any help with the coding, you can reach me directly at emmett@tradingschools.org
Avoid day trading as over 90% fail. I wrote an article on this recently, again, you can find the article if you keep looking.
By far, the easiest way to make money is to be a position trader with an expected hold time of 6-8 weeks. If you are short of money, then buy single shares of stocks until you can build up your account.
Avoid the scams! Avoid the hustlers! Avoid the “we will give you free money to trade conmen.”
Invest in yourself by educating yourself with quality books and learning how to code. If you want it bad enough, you can have success. But if you want to take a short cut and pay someone thousands of dollars for a “best trading course” then I am afraid you will be very disappointed as nearly all of these characters dont even trade.
Omg, this is probably the most useful comment I found in the whole internet since years for “how to learn trading, where to start etc.” Thank you so much! 🙏🏼
Agree, this is one of the best summary comments by Emmett on learning to trade. I will just add that it’s still possible to daytrade , not just swing or position , but risk and size management is paramount and must be practiced daily. This site helped my trading improve indirectly by confirming for me that they are all shamshows and scams and my long held suspicions of their shamshow tricks over the years was confirmed. My last duping was by Ross Scameron, where I saw in the chatroom someone blurted out about Emmett and tradingschools and Ross replied he was “just a felon”. So I finally discovered tradingschools, (back when Ross still had that stupid pic of skydivers holding hands, and words saying he was an “architect” and eventually had it removed from archive.org by paying them off, like they did with bribing ripoffreport too.) and realized I had to test and make my own trading by myself and no shamshow guru was going to help, only sell their regurgitated crap and most all of them don’t even trade live or pretend to in their shamshow rooms among shills and hired actors like “Crystal” who are always “learning” year by scammy ad year.
Which ones are the best out there? How can I find them easily on your site?
Just an FYI. Maybe Clay will prove to his followers he practices what he teaches? I hope so. 🙂
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Why are all the comments blocked out ? Aren’t these supposed to be public comments?
Hey Al,
Are you using a mobile phone? I have gotten a few complaints lately that mobile devices are not showing comments.
Thanks for reaching out, else I wouldn’t know there is a problem.
I am using desktop/laptop PCs , with Chrome and Firefox, and I cannot see any comments below your reviews. Am I the only one?
Hello,
I’m confused what happened to the Buy side global review? Did you change your mind about them?
Thanks,
Kristi
Hello, I’m confused what happened to the Buy Side Global review? Did you change your mind about them?
Thanks,
Kristi
Thank you for providing this website and honest information. I accidentally ran across it because I was contemplating The Authentic Trader since it sounded so real and also honest, lol. I typically research everything, whether it be products or companies, so that brought me to you, and your honest review of this scam artist. Sure wish it could be broadcast on the news because I KNOW there are many putting out that $297 “reasonable” amount to succeed. Such a shame.
Thankfully I read your review and of course closed the tab for this sham on my computer. I am going to start doing a lot of reading, here, so I can learn. Maybe I can succeed with trading down the road.
Your time and dedication is much appreciated!
Thank you for this site. I bought a package from TechniTrader back in 2014. Wondering if anyone else has used them and what you’re experience is? I am re-watching the video course now and find it helpful. She doesn’t offer snake oil but teaches people to trade.
Appriciate this site
Thank you!
Emmett,
This one should be easy! Steven Brooks, supposedly an ex baseball player, has a course he sells. But he gives a couple of his plays for free in his webinar, one being buy the S&P at the close on Monday and sell at the close on Tuesday, he says that one day is the most profitable day of the week going back to 2000, and Friday being the worst, so technically one could short on Thurs/Friday. Can you check out if that one thing is true?
at 18:26
how do I find the good reviews?
That’s what I want to know. Surely there is a solid teacher out there who is willing to exchange money for a legit program?
Try marketpugilists.com