[funtela]

We only offer subscriptions by the month, sorry!

Would you recommend using a different platform than Robinhood if I join you guys? I'm not sure if I'd be limited there.

[Golden Complex]

Would you recommend using a different platform than Robinhood if I join you guys? I'm not sure if I'd be limited there.

Robinhood is wonderful but WeBull and TD AmeriTrade are fine alternatives. 🙂

[trixed]

I just deposited $1k to my Robinhood account. Which Discord channel should I follow to make some moolah? #gold-options channel?

So how did it go? Planning on starting on Friday.

[SandBlaze]

so we can profit every day following the directions you give out? and how long would this group last? Also do you have any more recent proof from other members?

[Golden Complex]

so we can profit every day following the directions you give out? and how long would this group last? Also do you have any more recent proof from other members?

We are a registered company in the US, we will be around for a long time.

We have a high win rate, we can't guarantee profit literally every single day however most signals do exceptionally well.

Proofs? Over 20 returns pics were posted by members on our Twitter today. We have a channel in the server where they can post screenshots and have them uploaded automatically.

I have lots of buyers from here and zero negative reviews, strictly positive. Sift through the thread if you'd like.

https://twitter.com/astrotsuccess

[iChristySilver]

I didn't read through the entire thread of replies to see if my question was asked (my bad, I will try to later if no response -- busy atm), it seems this is pretty manual so do we have to monitor and be up 24/7 for this service? Opposed to a bot/API auto-buying/selling?

Also why is there 2 Twitters?

What is your US company name? What jurisdiction are you registered in?

[Golden Complex]

I didn't read through the entire thread of replies to see if my question was asked (my bad, I will try to later if no response -- busy atm), it seems this is pretty manual so do we have to monitor and be up 24/7 for this service? Opposed to a bot/API auto-buying/selling?

Also why is there 2 Twitters?

What is your US company name? What jurisdiction are you registered in?

Good questions.

1) You are correct in that we provide signals, not automated trading. You don't need to be up 24/7, you only need to act during market hours (9:30 - 4:30 EST). We post many signals each day with a specified maximum buy-in price, you don't need to be on your toes waiting for the next one. Many users simply check a couple times a day.

2) Our first Twitter is simply the company Twitter whereas the second Twitter is where we post our members' success. We don't want to drown out announcements with the very high volume of success images posted every day.

3) This is private information, though I'm happy to provide it to you over Discord: Benny Moore#7454

[eseaclient]

I purchased a week ago so Im gonna give a quick review of my experience so far:
There are multiple Analysts posting Signals every day and they all seem very experienced.
They have a support section with both analysts and members actively helping out with any questions regarding options trading.
So far I've traded (closed trades) on 5 Signals:

AAPL - 0% ($0)
DKNG - -58,44% (-$142)
TWTR - +24% (+$10)
WKHS - -63.63% (-$70)
SPY - -88% (-$274)

While I'm not saying you can't make money with this, it's not guaranteed. Options are volatile, and I was aware of the risk, which is why I only put in money that I didn't mind losing.
There were other signals which made more money/bigger returns in that timeframe, but you can't enter all plays because there are too many most of the time, sometimes they already rose in cost by the time you see the signal or the minimum entry price is too high (from what I've seen the average is around $100-$200 but some are low like TWTR where I got in for $42).

Going to keep trading and update my review again eventually.

[Golden Complex]

I purchased a week ago so Im gonna give a quick review of my experience so far:
There are multiple Analysts posting Signals every day and they all seem very experienced.
They have a support section with both analysts and members actively helping out with any questions regarding options trading.
So far I've traded (closed trades) on 5 Signals:

AAPL - 0% ($0)
DKNG - -58,44% (-$142)
TWTR - +24% (+$10)
WKHS - -63.63% (-$70)
SPY - -88% (-$274)

While I'm not saying you can't make money with this, it's not guaranteed. Options are volatile, and I was aware of the risk, which is why I only put in money that I didn't mind losing.
There were other signals which made more money/bigger returns in that timeframe, but you can't enter all plays because there are too many most of the time, sometimes they already rose in cost by the time you see the signal or the minimum entry price is too high (from what I've seen the average is around $100-$200 but some are low like TWTR where I got in for $42).

Going to keep trading and update my review again eventually.

Yeah, you had a pretty bad luck of the draw in terms of timing. Not all are winners, there are risks. We have a very, very strong win rate (80%) however we can't control market-wide downward movements. If you cut each loss at -30% then there wouldn't be the bad returns like the ones you've experienced. Had you utilized the stop-loss we recommended on SPY and taken profit on DKNG when it was +150% you'd easily be in profit right now.

Btw, how did you lose on DKNG? That signal closed in serious profit.

[eseaclient]

Yeah, you had a pretty bad luck of the draw in terms of timing, lol.  How did you lose on DKing?  I did +150% on that one.

Sell Signal was posted 30 seconds before Market close so I wasn't able to sell in time.
Next day the underlying stock dropped ~7% at open resulting in the value loss of the option.
Asked the analyst and he recommended not to hold and take the loss.

[Hollow™]

I purchased a week ago so Im gonna give a quick review of my experience so far:
There are multiple Analysts posting Signals every day and they all seem very experienced.
They have a support section with both analysts and members actively helping out with any questions regarding options trading.
So far I've traded (closed trades) on 5 Signals:

AAPL - 0% ($0)
DKNG - -58,44% (-$142)
TWTR - +24% (+$10)
WKHS - -63.63% (-$70)
SPY - -88% (-$274)

While I'm not saying you can't make money with this, it's not guaranteed. Options are volatile, and I was aware of the risk, which is why I only put in money that I didn't mind losing.
There were other signals which made more money/bigger returns in that timeframe, but you can't enter all plays because there are too many most of the time, sometimes they already rose in cost by the time you see the signal or the minimum entry price is too high (from what I've seen the average is around $100-$200 but some are low like TWTR where I got in for $42).

Going to keep trading and update my review again eventually.

Just going to correct you real quick before you mislead everyone;

DKNG:
DKNG was profitable, you exited at the wrong time either due to timing problem or you held due to your own greed. When our analyst signaled the exit, it was up 45%.
That's your own problem and not the group's analyst's problem;
http://prntscr.com/uml2dg

WKHS:
This one was a bad call, you are right on this.

SPY:
When SPY was called, it was mentioned as a "Hedge", meaning it's there to make some money in case the market tanks so it can somehow balance out your portfolio and you don't lose as much. If you are gaining, then your SPY Put hedge will drop and vice versa. The analyst has signaled and mentioned it being a "Hedge" play. You have to decide for yourself whether or not it's worth risking and if you want a 'hedge" play or not, which has nothing to do with the group.
http://prntscr.com/umlbhd

Overall, if you followed everything correctly, you would of been up and profiting. Please don't blame the group for your mistakes, especially like DKNG. A simple search through the whole discord chat can prove that there hasn't been any negative exits for DKNG, which is all positive.

[eseaclient]

Just going to correct you real quick before you mislead everyone;

DKNG:
DKNG was profitable, you exited at the wrong time either due to timing problem or you held due to your own greed. When our analyst signaled the exit, it was up 45%.
That's your own problem and not the group's signal;

WKHS:
This one was a bad call, you are right on this.

SPY:
When SPY was called, it was a "Hedge", meaning it's there to make some money in case the market tanks so it can somehow balance out your portfolio and you don't lose as much. If you are gaining, then your SPY Put hedge will drop and vice versa. The analyst has signaled and mentioned it being a "Hedge" play. You have to decide for yourself whether or not it's worth risking and if you want a 'hedge" play or not, which has nothing to do with the group.

Overall, if you followed everything correctly, you would of been up and profiting. Please don't blame the group for your mistakes, especially like DKNG. A simple search through the whole discord chat can prove that there hasn't been any negative exits for DKNG, which is all positive.

Thats not the DKNG signal I was talking about. I was talking about the one posted by FOMO which exited at +8%, and as said it was very shortly before market close, and the next day it went down immensely.

SPY wasn't called as a Hedge. The comment on the signal was "Bear flag on SPY, still not fully bullish on this just yet."

[Hollow™]

Thats not the DKNG signal I was talking about. I was talking about the one posted by FOMO which exited at +8%, and as said it was very shortly before market close, and the next day it went down immensely.

SPY wasn't called as a Hedge. The comment on the signal was "Bear flag on SPY, still not fully bullish on this just yet."

DKNG:
Like mentioned, that's your fault for not exiting at the signaled time. The signal was signaled and exited at a profitable level, you can't blame other people just because you missed it.

SPY:
Refer to the screenshot I posted above;
http://prntscr.com/umlbhd

The analyst literally tells you it's a hedge, it's up to you to take it or not.

[eseaclient]

DKNG:
Like mentioned, that's your fault for not exiting at the signaled time. The signal was signaled and exited at a profitable level, you can't blame other people just because you missed it.

SPY:
Refer to the screenshot I posted above;

The analyst literally tells you it's a hedge, it's up to you to take it or not.

Yes DKNG was signaled at a profitable level, as I said I wasnt able to exit it because of the short duration I had. Yeah possibly it was my fault for not being fully active at the last minute before the market closed. I never said that I blame the group for that, I just shared what happened to me, and if that was a mistake by me maybe this'll help someone else to not make the same mistake.

Yeah he mentioned it was the hedge the next day, when it was already deep in the negative iirc. Correct me if I misunderstood, but "Bear flag on SPY" means the Analyst expected it to drop which is why he posted a PUT making it a normal signal not a hedge. A Hedge would be going against the trend unless I misunderstood.

[Hollow™]

Yes DKNG was signaled at a profitable level, as I said I wasnt able to exit it because of the short duration I had. Yeah possibly it was my fault for not being fully active at the last minute before the market closed. I never said that I blame the group for that, I just shared what happened to me, and if that was a mistake by me maybe this'll help someone else to not make the same mistake.

Yeah he mentioned it was the hedge the next day, when it was already deep in the negative iirc. Correct me if I misunderstood, but "Bear flag on SPY" means the Analyst expected it to drop which is why he posted a PUT making it a normal signal not a hedge. A Hedge would be going against the trend unless I misunderstood.

The current market is really choppy, it hasn't really picked an actual direction it would like to turn to yet, so in a sense most Puts are hedges unless otherwise said especially if it's SPY. If you are unsure about a call, you can ask in the lounge "#options-chat", analysts and members will usually discuss about certain signals that were signaled or talk about the market's direction etc. A hedge is something to help you recover your port at a given amount just in case the market pulls a random reverse. So in most cases, you can get ready to lose most if not all your only on a hedge.