VectorVest has the worst technical support in the industry VectorVest technical support is the worst in the industry. The tech support lines are handled by glorified phone operators, which are only capable of changing passwords. They know nothing about VectorVest. If the software does not work properly, they tell you to turn it off and back on. If it still does not work wait for another day. They refuse to transfer you to a software expert that can help you solve the problem. If you report a mispriced stock on their data base, they say they have no idea what you are talking about.

It is essentially a lagging info tool It is essentially a lagging info tool. A lot of time repeated on obvious and routine matters and a little mention of real time daily News events other than a minor mention in daily summary. Too many strategies complicating decisions.

A Happy Customer When the market took a nose dive, I decided to subscribe to VectorVest. Actually, I've had a subscription on and off throughout the past few years. Now, I plan to stick with it. In the beginning, I knew nothing about stock trading. But, the training opportunities VectorVest offers helps me build the skills I need to be a successful trader. Also, my level of confidence in the software itself has increased over time. VectorVest does an amazing job of getting you into and out of the market. They also provide you with solid stock picks and oh, so much more!

What a huge difference VectorVest has made for me! Oh my goodness, I appreciate VectorVest! It's some amazing software - there is a learning curve, so don't think you're just going to come buzzing in and know how to operate it at first glance. You definitely want to study the how-to instructions. Also, listen to and heed the advice and recommendations of the presenters, which was different from what I hear elsewhere, and had heard before. That said, I came from losing money before VectorVest, to making money using VectorVest. You do have to study it, though, listen to the presenters, and all that. Take notes. If you want to take some of their courses, take one course at a time, give it your attention and take notes. It can mean the difference between continuing to lose money in the markets, to coming out ahead.

It's a descent service It's a descent service. But the software is glitchy and crashes quite often. The also provide additional webinars but most of the time they are just trying to upsell you to buy additional services and/or courses that can be pricey. Considering what they charge each month they should provide more of these as part of your monthly fees instead of continually trying to bleed your wallet.