Jason Bond Picks Review
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Value
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Quality of Alerts
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Quality of Education
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Quality of Support
Summary
Jason Bond Picks is a stock trading alerts service with packages ranging from $399 to $9,999. The service caters to a few different styles of traders by providing swing trade alerts and intraday momentum alerts in the chat room. Read the full review for further details.
About Jason Bond Picks
Jason Bond Picks is a subscription-based trade alert service that also markets training programs. There are a variety of different services offered.
The chatroom offers 10-20 intra-day trade alerts with a daily profit goal of $500 and up to ten weekly swing trade ideas with an annual profit target of $100,000.
The long-term trading newsletter offers a weekly combination of up to two swing trades and up to three long-term trades delivered via e-mail and text messenger.
The Millionaire Roadmap service combines all the services in an annual package in addition to special access to the VIP chatroom, special direct access to Jason Bond’s live brokerage platforms, mentorship/training webinars and access to TopStockPicks ETF services suited for the “serious traders”. This package costs a whopping $9,999 annually.
Jason Bond Reviews
The site is filled with positive video and written testimonials, endorsements, and success stories almost to a point of overload. It’s very hard not to be convinced of the validity of this service after listening to a few of them. The site even features celebrity endorsements from Jose Conseco and former UFC champion Frank Mir. The $15,000 to $2 million video testimonial right on the homepage offers pretty compelling evidence that the service may help you make money trading stocks.
I was also impressed to find that the reviews of the service on Trustpilot were also very positive (with over 88% of the 724 reviews rating the service as “Excellent”).
That said, I know stock picking services are often scams that seem too good to be true, so I had my “guards up” when trying this trading program. The company offers no trial period or refunds and subscriptions are set to auto-bill unless canceled.
While all of the reviews on the website were overwhelmingly positive, I wanted to do my own Jason Bond review to see if the service live up to the hype.
Jason Bond and Raging Bull
Jason Bond Picks is operated under the Raging Bull umbrella of brands. Raging Bull is a marketing powerhouse in the world of online trading education and stock picks. The company, co-founded by Jason Bond and Jeff Bishop, features multiple trainers for a variety of different trading styles. Jason Bond heads the swing trading division while Jeff Bishop runs the options trading division.
While Raging Bull is now primarily focused on trading education and stock alerts, the company used to own a lot of penny stock promotion newsletters. Some traders will be familiar with Beacon Equity, an infamous penny stock promoter. While this wing of the company is no longer active, investors should still be aware of the company’s roots.
All of Raging Bull’s services receive mixed reviews. It’s clear that Raging Bull’s success is founded on the company’s impressive ability to market at a massive scale. That said, good marketing and quality services are not mutually exclusive, so let’s take a closer look at Jason Bond’s service as we continue our review.
What is Jason Bond’s Trading Strategy?
Jason Bond’s stock trading strategy is built around swing trading lower-priced stocks. Swing trading is the process of buying and selling stocks over a period ranging from a few days to a few weeks. This is a great alternative to day trading for traders who can’t sit and watch the markets all day.
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Furthermore, Bond’s swing trading service does a lot of the work for you. Bond researches stocks and releases a few recommendations every week. The research is usually rooted in technical analysis, meaning Bond looks for great chart setups (such as breakouts).
While a lot of the work is done for you, you should still do your own due diligence before entering any trade. Make sure you have a game plan instead of blindly following the alerts.
Jason Bond Chat Room
The chat room used to be a large part of the service, but it seems the company has started to make a move in a different direction. During our initial 2017 Jason Bond Picks review, we noted that the service had a few prominent traders in the chat room. Jason Bond was active, as was Luke Murray, who was primarily focused on intraday scalps. Accordingly, the chat room covered a broad range of trading styles ranging from short-term scalping to longer-term swing trades.
Since the time of our initial review, Luke Murray left to start his own service and a couple of the other active moderators are no longer present.
The chat room still covers a range of styles, however, I would argue this service is more focused on trading education and alerts now (which we’ll get to soon).
There are multiple chat rooms and Jason tends to hang out more in the Millionaire Roadmap program chat room.
The chatroom regularly has over 500 attendees throughout the day. Most of them never say a word. There are a lot of newbies asking a ton of questions along with the typical “cheerleaders” that cheer on their positions. The massive number of members in the room chasing the alerts has a self-fulfilling prophecy of moving the stocks in the intended directions. This is more true for intraday trades, however it’s important to keep in mind before entering a position. The followup and sustained movement is the really important factor. I have been able to make money but I have also been burned on stocks that collapsed as soon as a trade exit was announced.
Overall, the chatroom has a lot of golden nuggets for traders who are prudent, disciplined and can react on their own. The site likes to spotlight the big winners and testimonials from members who made big scores on the picks.
Now, let’s look at the training and education.
Jason Bond Training and Education
Basic membership provides access to a ton of educational trading videos and webinars on the site. Additional courses can be purchased individually or in bundles. The Millionaire Roadmap program gives access to all courses, videos, and live webinars.
The educational resources explain Jason Bond’s trading methodology. Jason offers a handful of video lessons as well as mini-courses focused on topics like “The Basics of Swing Trading” and “Penny Stocks 101.” These educational resources are all included with a Jason Bond Picks annual subscription.
The quality of the education ranges by video. A lot of the video lessons provide great lessons in technical analysis and trading strategy. Some of the mini-courses are a bit watered down and seem as if they are designed specifically for beginners.
Overall, these videos add a lot of value to the service. If you’re focused on making money in the stock market, you need to educate yourself. We’d all love to simply copy someone else’s trade alerts, but trading is not a “copy and paste” skill. If you really want to make money, take the time to learn about trading methodology and strategy. Bond’s training videos serve as a good starting point.
Overall, I was impressed with the quality of a lot of the lessons offered to members. Many educators will oversimplify the trading process to appeal to a broader range of customers. While Jason Bond’s marketing certainly takes that approach, the content actually delivers. There are a lot of great technical analysis lessons and basic stock market tutorials.
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Jason Bond Stock Picks
The stock picks are now considered to be one of the key offerings. Jason Bond claims to offer well-researched stock picks that he sends to subscribers every week. Subscribers can follow these stock picks in a few ways.
- Daily Watch Lists – Jason sends out a daily watch list of his favorite stocks every day.
- Email Alerts – Jason Bond sends email alerts whenever he enters a new trade.
- SMS Alerts – SMS Alerts are sent alongside email updates. These text message alerts are sent for both buy and sell orders.
Like most traders, Jason Bond has both winning and losing trades. That said, the steep price of the service may make it difficult for traders to recoup the subscription costs from the stock picks. Whereas companies like Motley Fool charge $99/year for stock alerts, Jason Bond charges $1,497/year. This means traders need to make at least $1,497 in additional returns in order to recoup the cost of the subscription. For a trader with a $10,000 account, this represents an additional 15% in returns. For investors with under $5,000, it becomes even more difficult to cover the costs of the service.
While it’s certainly possible to achieve the returns necessary to cover the cost of the service, it’s no easy feat. Prospective customers should keep this in mind before purchasing a subscription. You should also consider your own personal financial situation. If you have a large portfolio, it will be much easier to recoup the subscription costs.
What Type of Trader is Jason Bond’s Service Best For?
Over the years, Jason Bond Picks has shifted focus from active day trading to swing trading. While the service was always rooted in swing trading methodologies, it used to provide more resources for active day traders. Now, the service is primarily focused on education and stock alerts.
With this in mind, Jason Bond Picks is best for new traders who will get value from the education and the stock alerts. If you are looking for watch lists, trade alerts, and basic trading education, this service is for you.
Is the Service a Good Value?
Jason Bond Picks is available for $1,497 a year. This subscription fee will renew yearly if it is not canceled. You can usually find discounts on this subscription and we’ve seen the price drop to $799/year during certain promotions.
The millionaire roadmap program costs $9,999 and offers access to more of the resources provided by Raging Bull. This is a lot of money to spend on a trading service and we recommend you start with the basic program.
If you are new to trading and have limited capital, you can start with a quarterly sub. If you are making money from the trade alerts, you can renew or extend your subscription.
At $297/quarter, the service costs less than $100/month. This is a pretty solid value, especially when compared to other trading services.
How Does Jason Bond Picks Compare to Other Services from Raging Bull?
When we did our initial Jason Bond Picks review in 2017, Bond only offered a single service. Now, he offers a handful of services under the Raging Bull brand. Some of these services include Weekly Windfalls, Millionaire Roadmap, The Boardroom, and more.
So, which one is best?
Maybe I’m a sucker for the classics, but I believe stock market services do best with their core offerings. Many educators will realize the potential of the investment education space and try to expand their offerings to reach more clients. From my experience, the first product is always the best. For example, Motley Fool’s Stock Advisor is still the company’s top program and Tim Sykes’ monthly subscription is still his best offering.
Personally, I believe that Jason Bond Picks is the best service offered. You get access to educational materials, a daily watch list, support, and trade alerts – what else do you need?
Pros
- Tons of trade ideas throughout the day
- Effective day trading stock scanner stream in chatroom
- Large video library of trading lessons
- Stable chatroom software connection
- Large chatroom is well organized with strict moderation
- The winning alerts can generate large percentage gains quickly
- Lots of ideas throughout the day in the chatroom and newsletter
Cons
- Pricing for all-inclusive Millionaire Roadmap program too expensive
- Constantly up-selling of MR program
- Risky penny stocks can leave you holding the bag when momentum vanishes
- Lack of itemized daily trades showing both winners and losers
- No trial period to test out the service
- Lots of noise in the chatroom at times
Give these guys a miss – I was a member for over a year in multiple services. They don’t deliver on any of their promises. They are purely a marketing machine. Jeff Bishop and Jason Bond are only about building subscriptions. The level of coaching and teaching is extremely basic and I would venture to say nothing they do or teach is proprietary. You could learn this stuff yourself and save a lot of money. Their claims of profits are very sketchy. Jason loses $60k playing options, you don’t hear a thing. If he makes $20k you get 20 emails. The amount of members I talked to who were completely underwhelmed and even blew up their accounts was shocking. STAY AWAY, there are better services
What other better services are out there? I feel all the reviews I read there is something negative with everyone.
Investors Underground seems to be one of (if the only) legitimate stock services out there, though it’s intended to be more educational than an alert service, since his stocks move pretty quickly. I looked at different review sites, and they don’t sound like a lot of hype and bias. They outline the pros and cons. I haven’t tried it yet, but I’m going to after a few paychecks. ***NOTICE*** This seems like the only stock market course that offers one-on-one mentoring. That’s why I’m going to try it. I’m the type of person who needs a little hand-holding now and then.
How did Investors Underground work for you? Did you find a good service to go with?
Thanks for the info John C, but please do tell. If there are better services, would like your opinion and the whys
Which service is better? From all his heavy advertisements and Halleluya stories, I got even more frightened. I would love to here for something better please. Thank you
Hi,
The Chat room, the traders, Jason Bond, Jeff Bishop, Nathan are great People, But the support team sucks, Since the time I became a member of their service I didnt receive the email alerts which are very essential to enter the trade. Its been more than 3 months they haven’t fixed the issue. They keeping coming back that I opted out for their emails.
Mohan
This is typical over selling and under delivering. Was a member for 2 years, and the education is OK, nothing you can’t find elsewhere. His picks and watchlist are for him to make money and no one else. If you buy his “Long Term” plays which should be HUGE winners, you will be loosing big time! Just look at ROX and LQMT. His Daily watchlist is a joke, he will get in and brag about the wins, never tell you when he gets out on losses…
Their customer service is the worst in the world, WORST. They all have an attitude when you email with any questions. If you do them a favor and do something nice for them, Such as report fakes on facebook, you don’t even get a thank you.
When you go to cancel, they don’t even try to retain their customer… What? This is just a poorly ran PUMP and DUMP!
Don’t sign up it’s 100% pump and dump scam. been a member for two years. lost $$$$$
Yes everything mentioned above is true. I am still currently a member of Jeff Bishops Weekly Money Multiplier since I can’t cancel, I tried the same day to cancel when I purchased because the video and sales pitch was nothing like the real trading service and they said no refund even thought I made no trades. It is the worst trading service I have ever purchased. I still have 6 months left on my service and am afraid to make any trades when he sends an email alert because most have failed miserably. Many times he will email and SMS alert you and you make the trade 5 minutes later at same price he did. Hours or days later(Who knows when) he will close the trade out because now it does not show up on his live account, but an email or SMS notification will never come reminding you he closed it out. He also LOVES to highlight his wins and say something like ” I made 7500 on that trade” as if anyone in their right mind will put that kind of money into one trade when most of the trades go against you.
All in all I have made 25 option trades with Weekly Money Multiplier and have lost on most. Like I said I am afraid to trade his picks and do so with only a small amount to try and recoup what I have lost. And the 1499 price tag is definitely not worth it.