Mark
GBMake sure to add your reviews on… Make sure to add your reviews on verified Investing (his new scam site) Already scoring a 3* Deserves to score 1*
John Juba
CASingle-digit IQ Trader Gareth GoneAway is an individual with a single-digit IQ and zero risk management skills. It's difficult to withstand his level of incompetency and stupidity. Never trust this guy and his team of fraudsters. I've been a member of his service for 2 years and ended up losing tremendous amount of money. It's better donate your money to charity than to listen to this scammer!
Saheed
GBThe performance of In the Money Stocks The performance of In the Money Stocks, particularly their Verified Investing Alerts Offering, is terrible over the last 15 months. For example during this period, Gareth shorted SMH at an average cost of $138.95 on 1/23/2023, SMH is now at $226.64 (approximately 5% of portfolio). He started showing NVDA at $377.12 average cost on 3/22/2023, NVDA is now at $946.00 (approximately 12% of portfolio). He shorted GE at an average cost of $105.80 starting on 1/12/2023 (approximately 10.8% of the portfolio). GE now at $174. Recently, he shorted SMCI on 1/19/2024 at $516.32 (approximately 18% of portfolio) - now at $1,071. Those 4 positions would result in a loss of approximately $48,000 on a $100,000 portfolio as of today. There are many more losing trading in Gareth's portfolio right now including CAT, COIN, VXX, amongst others. My impression is that many of his Verified Investing Alerts subscribers are down well over 50% over the last 18 months, whereas the S&P is up well over 30% (an 80% differential). That is extremely poor performance. This service should be avoided.
Mike Jacques
CAI have followed this company since… I have followed this company since 2008. They have been the most knowledgeable , honest and trustworthy group of people. Gareth and team always have time for teaching and learning and mentoring and I’m honoured to be a member of there community. 💯
Joseph Chien
TWMoney losing trades Money losing trades. Wrong on major market turn calls. False misleading performance. Neither Gareth nor Nick are ”Master” traders as they claim. Mediocre average at best, which means they underperform index by a long shot.