MyStrategicForecast Reviews 

Robert Frost somehow popped up on my YouTube feed and I have been following his daily posts for over a year now. His free advice online was valuable so I thought it was worth it to try out his course. Worth every penny! I have gone through the videos once and plan on going through and re-watching a couple of times more this year. I'm making gains and cutting my losses quick and fast to treat trading like a business.

He’s the best. He’s got a great insight. Have definitely made money following him. Love his end of the day video, definitely makes it fun listening with his colourful vocabulary. Keep it up David.

I was honestly a bit skeptical at first, but I decided to give it a try… Thank God I did, the course is worth every penny. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us Mr. Frost!

I enjoyed the course. I plan on viewing the course a second time this week.

The primary issue I have is setting up my Thinkorswim charts. I want my charts to resemble David’s charts.

If you are unsure of Inside The Numbers, I can tell you that I was a bit skeptical myself. I watched the Youtube videos as my "here's what happened in the stock market today" report every week night -- and still do even after the purchase. David Frost has a way of explaining things in simple plain English that has helped me understand what is really going on in the markets and what are good buy/sell locations. As long as I'm trading, then I'm referring to this service as my playbook that allows me to make decisions in much the same way as a QB is out on the field with the INTENT to gain yards ("profits") but he's not alone because he has the head coach (Inside The Nubmers) giving the QB updates from the sidelines throughout the game to make smarter, better decisions in real time.

The course is straight and to the point. Less theory and more concrete analytics and best practices. I have been following David for a while on Youtube and picked up a lot on that but this course was definitely more concise information of what he alludes to in his free daily market videos. I have become more of a confident trader because of him and hope to some day afford the monthly service :)

The material covered was well explained in a professional manner. It was a straightforward to the point and the information given was intended well explained. Thank you great job!

I have taken the Gap trader course and now the Lazy E-mini trader course. Mr. Frost is an outstanding teacher. He provides useful information in a concise, bite-sized fashion with little to no fluff. He provides outstanding examples and the blind chart pop quiz was useful in illustrating this. I will continue to take his courses and follow his youtube market reviews. Looking forward to joining his Inside The Numbers subscription services.

Course is a bit overpriced for what you get (and no, I am not the one that expect a kilo of nice red apples for a penny). You can expect short and vague answers to your emails, too. Having his replies in Trustpilot that 9x% of users are fine with his courses and the fact you're not, means you're a dumb moron is... well... that simply cannot make me feel respectful to anything that comes out of this person.

In view of my busy schedule, I have only delved very lightly on the surface of the course. Even so, I must say I have learned tremendously the nitty and gritty part of real trading. So far, the course has given me the inspiration to keep going and there was never a dull moment in the video presentation. I must say the content was very well presented. The lecture was clear and concise. All in all, first-class material and presentation all the way!

It's insane. That you're contemplating David's work is insane, because I know where you're at if you're here. You're thinking, can this guy really be the real deal?

Maybe not, but after three months of trying to figure out the stock market, I am going to buy his Lazy EminiTrader course, not because I'm making lambo money, but because I'm not bleeding money like I was before I signed up for 'Inside the Numbers'. I came to inside the numbers as a moron, expecting miracles, exhausted from months of marathon hours of YouTuber guru videos who hype stocks, and bait you into getting eaten by the 'experienced traders'. So what I got from 'Inside the Numbers' was figuring out I was a moron, and I needed a miracle.

For example, where is the support line? What is resistance? When is the best time for you to take or exit a trade? What are the best actionable steps based on what the market is telling you.

Ok, skip that part, who cares, you want a YouTube 'guru' to tell you what to do. David kind of does that, but in a way he does not at all. David is going to bait you into becoming a trader. Of taking your money seriously. The markets aren't a mystery, they are a pattern, repeatable, actionable, if you can read the charts.

First day I lost some money because I didn't know what I was doing. Messed up my stops, market went red. Didn't know what I was doing, which made it hard to clearly follow what he was saying about the numbers.

I was like, 'Is it him, or is it me?' I watched some of the introductory courses he sends you. Pivots, inside bars, what are these things? How can I learn to see them in a chart, to know when to get in, and when to get out?

Oh, it's right here. He already told me. Even before I bought the course. It's true I didn't need to buy the course to use the 'Inside the Numbers' service, but through 'not buying the course', I'm compelled to want to make more money, and I realize, that's in understanding the market, like David does. I didn't get handed a trade, I got handed a system of learning. Here's the numbers, here's what happened, here's what David said. Maybe he's some moron, who is dumb enough to help a bunch of other morons, but David is dumb enough to help people through a madness that would otherwise be completely unnavigable for me without his help. And I can admit that with his help.

Why would he do that for me for the money he is charging? I'm going to make money for the rest of my life off of what he has already taught me and I have an opportunity to learn it at an even deeper level. So on Monday, I can put together some of what I've learned, in the course I'm about to purchase, while being guided 'Inside the Numbers' and start to understand, 'Hey, that's one of those (pivot, resistance, support, inside bars)!' Thusly you can know when to take a trade, when to exit a trade, concepts you should probably understand well before you ever get in the market.

Who knew?

Second day the market bled harder than the first day. But I paid attention. I watched the charts. I did the homework.

I got out green, on an amazingly red day. And I took risks, messed up a few stops still, but that's trading. It's a trade, not a marriage, and I let it go, took my money, and am going to enjoy learning the course over the weekend, putting knowledge to work on Monday, and continuing to perfect the skills over the next year.

Thank you David Frost!

Reply from MyStrategicForecast
Jun 23, 2020
Classic disgruntled person who purchased a course, wanted a refund and got mad when they realized that's not the way it works.

We'll go with the other 99 percent of the reviews...

Why would i want a refund i only paid £6 , and if anybody brought your course, why would they want a refund if it was so good
According to David no question goes unanswered, yet he answers none of the, once they got your money, they do not care
Your basically thieves, selling rubbish content that is available for free.
Notice how if anybody says anything bad about them, they react immediately, with an attack, saying its not for everybody, you wanted a refund, you didnt get the course - really
They have to do this, they dont want their fake money making scheme threatened
And just for the record , how many people have actually made money with this, and i dont mean the fake people that you used, to say they have
What lazy trader will do now is reply with an attack, bring it on, because im not going to stop saying your ripping people off

I truly can't say enough about how clear and powerful the material in David's courses/services are! Being a trader that has spent thousands on various trading books and courses, I feel like my eyes have finally been opened to the "hidden" structure behind how price really moves. Thanks David!

Material is accessible, understandable and easy to navigate. Broken down nicely into small chunks for learning. Ties in very well with the Mon-Thu videos on YouTube. Would benefit from some quizzes or extra practical exercises for confirmation, but overall very useful

He is a great mentor and will make your job easier, definetely recommend.Thank you David.

I started watching David's daily analysis videos and immediately noticed a difference from the hundreds of other people commenting on the market. As I watched day after day I noticed a great deal of accuracy presented in a way that simply makes sense. His course material provides the framework and understanding of the markets to be profitable. If you are in any way reluctant to take the first step I encourage you to simply look at the numbers he gives in his videos from the trading day. They work more than they don't and used properly with discipline and risk management will provide profitability.

This review is for the lazy emini trader course. The course is a gem in the retail trading education sector. If one truly understands everything taught in the course, it is possible to spot and take high probability trades (I am talking about way more than 50%) with absolutely insane risk to reward ratios (my personal maximum is 1:6, but I believe it could be more).

Some advice for those about to take the course. Do not treat the course as a collection of strategies, but rather treat it as a coherent trading system or philosophy. You might need to go through the course more than once to understand what I mean. The things taught in the course can provide trade ideas alone, or it can also supplement other trading or investing methods. It can be used in different asset classes, different markets and different time horizons. Finally, watch the daily free videos by Mr. Frost, they are great ongoing education that help reinforce the things taught in the course.

THE GOOD: The free daily youtube videos.

THE BAD: Lazy Emini Trader: It's a good course but way overpriced. You can learn all of those basics from a good book or from free youtube videos. David must be a farmer at heart because he's harvesting the bejesus out of that course, and pumps it every chance he gets. Why not, I suppose. In the course, the single piece of unique learning for me was his concept of "time is more important than price". To be fair, I won't disclose what that means but I will say the concept is hit-or-miss.

Next, Inside the Numbers (ITN): I subscribed for a while specifically for SPY/ES trading (and ignored the section that suggests entries in random stocks). ITN is basically a "if SPY gets to 213 it will go to 214 next" type of service. Turned out to be completely useless for me. Also, he's the only ES/SPY paid service I know of that doesn't take market breadth into account in his analysis.

My recommendation: skip the course but try out ITN for 1 month. No refunds though, no matter what.

THE UGLY: If you do subscribe to ITN, don't expect any meaningful answers from David when you email him questions. Moreover, don't expect to be treated with respect. He's snarky for sure... and borderline [insert whatever is worse than snarky].

I can't in good conscious recommend paying for either InsideTheNumbers or LazyGapTrader.

Inside the Numbers is littered with intraday commentary. You can see in the videos he posts that he gets the numbers decently accurate, but only because he's calling out every number possible.

It's easy to look back and say "Inside the numbers members had a beat on the tape" when you list every number you see.

I hate to say it, but you can find better levels for free, without all the noise online.

The morning stocks just aren't worth the effort most of the time.

LazyEmini has decent content, but the video series feels incomplete.

If you want to give the series a watch email me at barrowsbot at gmail and we can set something up.

The reviewer below me is on point with the books. They are worth the reads (or flip through at minimum).

It's too expensive. I took the course 4 months ago and since then I've came across the same info for free through plenty of sources (Investopedia, youtube, online trading communities). Also technical analysis books contain the same strategies in much more depth, and at a fraction of the price. A fair price for this course would be $80, not $350. The strategies in the course are not unique. There is nothing groundbreaking, just super basic concepts of tech analysis. Here's a few books that have more value, without the predatory price:

"The Art and Science of Technical Analysis"-Dives deep into the many layers of price action and market structure that the short lazytrader course doesn't cover. And how to EFFECTIVELY use strategies.

"How to Day trade for a Living"-A great guide to finding the best broker and trading platform. Discusses risk management along with tech analysis and how to find "stocks in play"

"Trading in the Zone"- All about risk management and the importance of developing the right mindset for trading

"Market Wizards"- I'd read this one last. It's a series of interviews with professional traders, and in their stories you will find some principles of trading that lead to success.

Replying to David:
I'm recommending(not pushing) books that have the content of your course and more, for a much lower price. These books have helped me develop my trading strategies and have been recommended by many succesful traders.