Turnaround Trader by Guy Cohen (Agora)

[timidtom]

There seem to be several Turnaround Trader products on the market, but this one is from Guy Cohen and at £197 is a lot cheaper than his other product(s). Just got mentioned over at MMR. Seems to deal in Stocks and Shares. Be interested in an SFT review on this one as you are about to publish the review of his Beat up the Banks system.

[zorba_g]

Well well well. The Cohen Machine has been put in gear once more, but this time it seems to have laid a much more affordable egg. Agora have seen fit to drop some blurb in my inbox.

'Turnaround Trader' - £200, 30 days Agora guarantee. Blurb (which I love this time, see later) says that he wrote it to this spec:

"Under ten minutes a day to run. YES.
£2,000 - £3,000 a month profit, tax free. YES.
No poring over charts and figures! YES I do all that work for you.
Bog standard PC – nothing fancy. One screen! YES – if it runs ‘Windows’ you can profit from this system.
No expensive software or ‘hidden extras’. YES – my advice and the Turnaround Signals are provided to you daily and FOR FREE! (Many systems charge an extra £500-£1,000 a month for these sorts of advisory services).
Can be done by anyone who can drive a PC and visit a web site. YES.
Under £200 to buy. Well, let’s see..."

Could this be a 'lite' version of Trade the Banks? I'm dying to know.

Oh yes, and there are 13 mystery freebies as well. Marvellous.

But the bestest thing about this Agora blurb is - no stupid video! Yay!! They've gone for a handwritten letter which is clever actually - harder to skim read, so you need to pay attention, but none of the loading, boredom, volume on etc problems of the video ads of (hopefully) yore.

Reviewteam - please add this to the list, would be interesting to see! I'm not holding my breath but I'm a sucker for a new system.

Z

[Reviewteam]

Request list updated with +2, here is our link to our recently published Trade The Banks by Guy Cohen review.

[medman]

Hi Reviewteam,
I would also like to hear what you think of this system when you have had a chance to review it.

Medman

[Reviewteam]

+1 Added to Request list.

[thraxas1]

+1 from here please.
How is the review coming along?

[Reviewteam]

Hopefully will be this month or next - In the meantime we welcome comments from those with previous exposure to this system.

[nomis46]

Bought this sometime ago but have not used it a lot to be fair so cant comment too much on overall performance in terms of profitability. Suffice to say if you know how to trade a doji candlestick correctly then dont bother with this. It is a very simple system based on trading the S&P 500 stock list and provides access to download a table that 'filters' the dojis generated on the previous days stocks. I found the problem was that the filters allowed a choice of a 'loose' or 'tight' doji depending on how you want to define one, which invariably gave me either too many stocks to trawl thru or hardly any at all. All this was supposed to take 10 mins to work out and place the trade but it never quite worked that way unless you took the first stock on the list. The bonus to the deal was that you got 'freebies' thrown in (worth $$$$$$$ of dollars apparently !!) that would be unlocked every few days on the website to show how to trade flag patterns. Of course all this took just long enough for all the the secrets to be unlocked to ensure there wasnt time to send it back and get a refund or it might just be me being cynical !
To be fair tho, what was given was fine its just nothing that isnt available for free on thousands of forex/trading websites on the internet. What the big sales pitch is on this is the unique indicators that he (GC) has invented to use with these systems. You just have to pay an extra monthly subscription to get them thats all !! As I say, it could be the most profitable system ever invented for all I know as I've stopped using it. It took too long for me to sort out before leaving for work in the mornings, certainly not 10 mins, and the table of stocks isnt updated until after the close of the the NYSE which means a fairly late evening for uk based traders who may want to make decisions then rather than in the morning.