Pulse Options Weekly advertises through TradeWins.com and a company called iss-trading.com. Their recent subject line for an online free workshop was "Double Your Money 20 times in the Next 20 Days". While I doubted this could even be done, it intrigued me as to what they were doing. How could anyone legally say this if not true?
The webinar sold a newsletter that you get once a week for $97 a month that gives 10 top picks that supposedly have huge returns for many years. He claims in his webinar that he has the top retention rate for subscribers of nayone in the business. And other BS.
I decided to spend the $97 to find maybe some tips that would help in trading options, which I already do.
In fact, when I got the login to the site, I found that his track record was well out of date and nowhere near what he advertises. It only went through 2015 (and this was 12/28/16) and should have at least contained the last 3 questers of update. I called and got the updated returns. NOWHERE EVEN CLOSE to numbers touted in his workshop. I specifically asked the person on the line how could they claim many of the things they did?! He said that someone could possibly buy the perfect pick every time, execute it on the perfect day every time and exit at the absoulte perfect time. He said he thinks one persona may have done that at some point in time. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Isn't this illegal advertising.
Within less than an hour of getting my loging and username, I requested a refund. I was emailed back, that I would only get it when some DVD was returned that had been mailed to me. Yet I had only been given the email for login within the hour that it had been given! This seems mighty fishy to me!!!
I now have to wait for this DVD, which I don't want, to arrive and now mail it back at my own expense, despite cancelling immediately. Not only that, but I was threatened by "[email protected]" that if I don't pay and return the DVD that I will be blacklisted from any and all programs from Tradewins forever.
Now I have no intention of keeping it. But this is NOT what the guarantee said in the webinar! Cancel anytime and get your oney-back. Looks like this firm has a habit of leaving out critical information about their products. This includes, you have to wait for about 2 weeks to get your DVD, then you pay to mail it back, then you will get your refund. Regarless as to it you email immediately after getting your order to go through. Oh, and don't forget that all claims are of a nauture that are 99% impossible for anyone to actually achieve.
I can't say that all products from this company are bad. Nor can I say that anyone doing PUlseOptions Weekly won't make money. But this product is not AT ALL what they advertise and neither are their guarantees. BEWARE!
His track record for the advisory service (not the newsletter) where Chris, the master, trades for you: 2016 the account would have been up $3324. Every trade, until the last 4 trades were about $1000-1300 invested PER TRADE. As of 8/22/16, the running total was NEGATIVE $1276. BUT then on 9/8/16 he starts doing trades that take $3000, $2800, $7300, the $6380 to do each trade! This is how he pulled out of the negative. The losses prior to this were much larger than gains. Most gaines were $180-$300 or so. Occassionally a $750. But not typical.
So where is this advertised "DOUBLE YOUR RETURNS 20 TIMES IN 20 DAYS". A rip-off as it is nowhere near even close to real!