Dionne
Saratoga,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, November 07, 2006
I have read every report about TMTT on this website and the one common thread is that no one has complained about the content of the courses offered by this company. Of course, none of the complainants seem to have made it far enough to actually take one of their courses and try to apply what they've learned. Honestly, I hated the selling too. When they told me I was one of the 1% they offered the special mentoring to, I literally laughed in the guy's face. I knew it was a sales pitch but I chose to look past it to see what the company had to offer me. I've had my first course, Master Trader, and my first coaching phone call and all is well. I have learned so much - I can actually look at a stock chart and know what it means. I can read candlesticks, decipher the MACD, Stochastics and Moving Averages. I'm about to open my brokerage account and start paper trading. I'm going back to Utah in December for the Covered Calls class and I can't wait. I'm sorry the people on this website had administrative problems and that some let the selling tactics overwhelm them, but it doesn't mean the company is crooked and has nothing to offer. I do not work for them, so please don't bother calling me a "plant" - I'm just a new student who is, so far, happy with what I'm learning. I sincerely hope you all get your issues with this company resolved. Best regards, Dionne
Dave
Gladstone,#3REBUTTAL Owner of company
Thu, September 21, 2006
We are not Russ Whitney or Teach Me To Trade. We have no affiliation with these companies.
Mike
Anamosa,#4Consumer Comment
Sun, January 11, 2004
You are incorrect sir. I am not, nor have I ever been an employee or been employed by Mr. Russ Whitney. The truth be known, in a very short time I will be retired from my present place of employment and I will be self-employeed not working near as hard, working a fraction of the time I do now, and making a heck of a lot more money to boot! I have TMTT to thank for all of this. Granted your not going to become a millionare overnight making thousands of dollars a day by trading only a couple hundred shares a day when you're starting out - but you can make more money and in less time trading just a few hundred shares than you will putting in a long hard eight hour day. I've already done this on a number of occassions. Unless you're someone who's only trying to "get rich quick" trading thousands of shares without the experience of first being able to trade a couple hundred shares successfully, or your going to trade stock options without acquiring the specialized eduction needed to handle the extra risk involved with options trading, - go right ahead and lose all your money. It won't be my fault, Russ Whitney's fault, or even TMTT's fault. The only thing you are correct about is stating you "think not". That would be a correct assessment of the situation.
Heywood
Key West,#5Consumer Suggestion
Sat, November 22, 2003
It is interesting the "Rebuttal" was from a "Mike" in "Anamosa, Iowa" defending his employer, Russ Whitney. It is interesting because Anamosa is where the Iowa State Prison is located. Cooindence? I think NOT~
Mike
Anamosa,#6Consumer Comment
Thu, August 14, 2003
I have attended a Teach Me To Trade Seminar. The seminar is extremely informative and the information one is presented with is accurate and up-to-date. Of course, if you want to learn how to trade securities successfully using Teach Me To Trade and also plan on attending the corresponding 3-day workshop, then you should also be prepared to spend quite a bit of money. I have meet with stock brokers who informed me they spent much more money on other systems of stock investing, and what they learned with Teach Me To Trade doesn't even begin to compare with them. Will one be able to make $5,000 a day, or over $10,000 in a two week period using Teach Me To Trade? If your a new-comer to stock trading with limited resouces to invest in the market, then you would be wise to question these amounts, but if you already have a previous background in trading securities then these amounts are not unreasonable. One should consider the money they spend on Teach Me To Trade as money you would invest with any other type of professional education. I can honestly say without that education I would never have gained the confidence to trade securites on my own. You will never lose your money becoming educated. It has been said, one pays for their ignorance but not for their education. Teach Me To Trade is truly a "one-of-a-kind" educational trading system.