Many of you are correct as far as workshops and seminars go.
I recently attended on of their events in Kentucky and Better Trades certainly spits out a lot of positive energy upon deliverance of their script. I almost signed up! However, I thought I would wait and come to complaints first. It's not like I can't negotiate the same deal at a later date. Anyway, It's good to know that there would be addition charges. Nobody said anything about the extra software that's necessary.
I'm not beyond putting forth the effort that it would take to be successful at trading, but the initial investment would be significant. $8,000 easily—but probably more, taking unforseen misc. Expenses into account. Personally, that would leave me very little money to actually trade with, and I certainly wouldn't be able to afford to make any mistakes.
What's fortunate is that it's a well concieved instructional plan, as I would like to be able to know more about trading without losing my a*. What's UNfortunate is that they don't tell the full story. After having slept on it, I have, or had, several questions.By visiting consumer complaints, many of my questions were answered. It seems that everyone involved with Better Trades is rich. That's all well and good—I would just like for that to be justifiably confirmed via their trading abilities.By that, I would be at the next seminar with $4,000 in hand, ready to fork it over!
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