Skippa
GBSuperNova, Breakouts, First 20% of IPOs 1. An organized stack of learning materials in the challenge schedule gives a logical path to learn what you are teaching. 2. Daily contact, I attend the Pre-Market daily 3. So much information I have to save it logically for when I have time 4. SuperNovas, Breakouts, Breakdowns, Green & Red Days, so much to learn - I have to go back through the lessons... I am starting to learn, I can see it in my trading, which is now in the plus. 5. I have my own research on trading started, IPO 3 phase first day UP, Short, Recover to mid S&R. I am studying 200 IPOs, and hope to go back further. I think there is really good money here. 80% of a Penny stock losses are in the first 20% of it's life cycle. So it makes sense to study that up front behavior and trade what patterns I learn.
Tim Garrett
GBHuge Help to this Newbie Because I'm new to small cap trading, I'm using all the resources available to me after purchasing a lifetime application. Please know, DIT is a huge help to me.
customer
GBSome of the material has been very helpful Some of the material has been very helpful but really need some more hands-on experience
Casey Coleman
GBUser Friendly platform Easy to figure out the STT platform even for a newbie like me. 👍 For coaching, I love the way Caleb runs the Oracle In Action webinar. With charts up explaining his thoughts and the WHY in setting up a trade. I love Bohen’s insights and would love it if he would pull up some charts occasionally and show a what he would’ve done and why. For a new guy like me, that would be awesome 😎
Lori Carruthers
GBHappy to be here I appreciate the resources (listening in to live trading sessions and huge library of videos). There are also opportunities to ask questions, get feedback, etc during online trading sessions (so far I am still learning, watching, and listening and not asking yet). The Oracle software is also pretty amazing. There is a lot of support available to access and interact with -- not just info thrown at me to wade through.