Their claims are backed up by credentials, history, and client testimonials. They explain that they’re almost near the cutoff, as they don’t want the information getting out to too many investors, and offer you a $1 trial for two weeks.
Yet once you actually sign up for the newsletter, all you get is half-baked information and uneducated picks. You try to cancel your “trial,” and you find getting your subscription cancelled is nearly impossible. As unscrupulous as this sounds, this type of day trading newsletter story is all too common in the day trading world. Continue reading ‘Day Trading Newsletters – Another Dirty Business?’ »