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I've used his advice for 10+ years, and his approach is honest and straightforward. Honestly, it requires that you follow the advice completely, and not freak out and sell when you should hold. These people who lose money are because they are arguing with him and decide to do their own thing and the lose and blame him - when it was their decision - not his that was bad.
No real advice is actually offered. It's a network of clickbait articles to drive traffic to buy their service - which ends up being more clickbait and generic "advice" articles which in turn are clickbait to buy more services from partners. It's not real investment advice. You'd do better reading the free articles that are published by legitimate sources.
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I have traded off and on for forty years. Mixed results. A friend suggested I try Gary Savage...
Gary has an unique understanding of market cycles and is usually able to point within a week or...
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