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They are kicking everybody out even though we had a lifetime subscription. And when u ask about is they come up with a bullshit reason. This is not correct
Spent 1560 dollars for just 1 year. Wich should have been a lifetime subscription misleading
He post trade set ups In the website but he keeps only the trades that become winner but he delets the Loosers.He is very smart at taking your money..
I have tried set and forget before - fine learning, but too bad the price has risen so much in the last few years.
it keeps me from buying access again. it it is a pity.
good strategy but not always so well explained.
but worth the money if you have them.
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