Advice?...Market Raider Plus Program?

[smithy07]

I have recently come across a program called the 'Market Raider Plus Program' by Ian Williams, this software is new to me and before i think about purchasing it i would like to know if anybody has used this program or heard of it?

Any feedback will be appreciated.

 

[roversider]

I have recently come across a program called the 'Market Raider Plus Program' by Ian Williams, this software is new to me and before i think about purchasing it i would like to know if anybody has used this program or heard of it?

Any feedback will be appreciated.

Been using MRP since December and made back the cost of the system during the 30 day trial period so decided to buy it.

Reasonably easy to use and plenty of signals depending on the timeframes.

Works on the trailing stop basis, limiting losses and locking in profits as appropriate. Have sometimes taken a larger profit and ignored the stop but thats been down to personal choice.

The support is good with any questions answered promptly and they are improving the system all the time.

Hope that helps

 

[Heavens_Adversary]

Hi, I was also looking at this system and was wondering if it would be worht the purchase as I have never used such a thing before and new to the whole idea of making money online this seems a great wee money maker. Couple of questions if you dont mind answering.

Would it be a good way to make money online for someone who has not traded or spread bet before?
Also
Does it do even slightly what it claims to do and make between £70 and £120 an hour and how much do you feel would be good start up capital?

Sorry if this seems alot but I've tried to find info on it but as its relatively new I can't find much and you would be helping me alot.

Thank you

 

[pedro01]

If it is anything like his "Trading the easy way" then it's less info than you could get in any $10 trading book.

This whole format is getting tedious - newbie comes along asking about a system on his 1st post & another newbie says how great it is also on his first post.

The fact that this is being done should scare you away from the product.

 

[roversider]

Whatever you are implying pedro could not be farther from the truth. I don't generally post on this site but was replying to a specific question.

As I said in my previous post, I trialled the system for 30 days and decided to buy it. It works for me although as with all systems there are losing as well as winning trades.

I suggest that anyone who wants to see how good/bad it is, takes it on trial

 

[Heavens_Adversary]

Thanks for your reply, well time during the day isn't a problem so long as its in profit at the end of the week/month I dont much mind I know there will be winners and losers for trades. However does the programme simply not make its money through spread betting on the direction of the market without buying currencies or am I being blonde hahaha?

thanks again I dont want to be annoying.

Alan

 

[pedro01]

Think about it - how can it make claims to make a specific amount of money per hour ?

The amount you make is entirely down to your account size and your position sizing. If you have $1000 to invest, you will not make 70 to 120 pounds an hour. If you have $10,000,000,000 to invest, 120 pounds an hour would be pitiful. See the irrelevance in such claims ?

How can they make such dumbass claims without backing it up ? The reason is that these claims are specifically to attract the uninitiated and inexperienced. To anyone that has ever placed a trade - such claims are nonsense.

You are now suffering from confirmation bias. You want trading to be this easy, you want to quit your job & earn 120 pounds an hour. You want to hear that this course works.

The whole sales pitch is bull****. Email Ian and ask for account statements, details of drawdowns, percent win rate, better still - percentage of his students that became successful. Ask for the contact details of one of his students so you can have a chat. When he gets all upset & uppity with you and tells you "how dare you question me", you will probably still go ahead and buy the useless course.

After the course, go & buy John Carters "Mastering The Trade", read it & come back here to ask questions. It'll cost you about 20 quid and teach you more than Ian could ever teach you. It'll not teach you how to make money but it will be a good starting point.

 

[Heavens_Adversary]

Well whats this about it being an automated software programme I have heard that anyone would have to read his scoop course first and would be better off as a result but I didnt think this would be necessary as it was an automated turn on software and monitor which trades it selects.

There are robots that make money aren't there like FAP Turbo and Shark Ultimate to name but two whom are meant tae be proven

 

[pedro01]

There may be robots that make money but they sure aren't for sale to the general public for a few hundred quid. Even if they do make money, mass marketing them takes away any edge they have.

If Ian has such a program - how much do you think it would be worth ? It's virtually a money printing machine. $100,000 ? $200,000 ? How much is he selling it for ???? $99.99 ?

If Ian sells this program to 1,000 people then 1,000 people will be entering the market at the same time, causing the price to slip. How much slippage before the system becomes ineffective ?

If it sounds too good to be true - it is.

 

[doctor_N]

Questionable

Hi Chaps. Never blogged, forumed or any of that stuff before but recently received something advertising Market Raider Plus with my issue of money week so thought I would do some research and this thread came up. Basically what worries me is that it seems to be owned by a company called Tew Ltd. The next logical place to check was companies house - who tell you that they moving to strike the company off. (this is all public info so check for yourselves) so what obviously begs the question is why such a profitable company is being struck off. To me it just doesn't fit (despite how much I want it to) and Gunthers law of creative anomolys is that if its too good to be true then it often is. Anyway we've slid sideways.

I am very interested in the programme if it works and would be very keen to see it in action so who ever said that they got it to work (sorry if I can't remember your name - I would pay good money to come visit you and see it in action - basically I'm prepared to throw £100 away to come and see it in action before comitting to near enough 2 grand) - What do you say?

 

[kenb]

Hi Chaps. Never blogged, forumed or any of that stuff before but recently received something advertising Market Raider Plus with my issue of money week so thought I would do some research and this thread came up. Basically what worries me is that it seems to be owned by a company called Tew Ltd. The next logical place to check was companies house - who tell you that they moving to strike the company off. (this is all public info so check for yourselves) so what obviously begs the question is why such a profitable company is being struck off. To me it just doesn't fit (despite how much I want it to) and Gunthers law of creative anomolys is that if its too good to be true then it often is. Anyway we've slid sideways.

I am very interested in the programme if it works and would be very keen to see it in action so who ever said that they got it to work (sorry if I can't remember your name - I would pay good money to come visit you and see it in action - basically I'm prepared to throw £100 away to come and see it in action before comitting to near enough 2 grand) - What do you say?

Hi Doctor.
If you are worried about security you can buy this from Fleet Street Publications with a 30 day money back guarantee. I have dealt with FSP many times over the years and when returning a product under the 30 day guarantee they have ALWAYS retirned the money in a matter of days.

 

[PokerBrat]

MarketRaider is being marketed through Streetwise Publications. They are one of those firms that make money by selling wonderful schemes for getting rich, rather than by actually putting them into practice. They seem to have a dubious background:

Beware the bogus Robin Hood | This is Money

And the "Money Back Guarantee" doesn't seem worth the paper it is written on:

WARNING: Hidden Catch In “Money Back Guarantee” | web site marketing | affiliate marketing | internet marketing ideas

 

[kenb]

I hear what you say pokerbrat. I purchased Market Raider through Fleet Street Publications and lo-! it arrived some 16 days later from Street wise. I contacted FSP who informed me that they are just agents for Streetwise .
I have returned the product after just 6 days testing (says it all) and am awiting my money back from FSP.
I was unhappy as I had a bad experience with Streetwis many years ago and it seems they have the same culture today.
Watch this space.

 

[PokerBrat]

I hope you get your money back Ken.

 

[kenb]

I hope you get your money back Ken.

I did get the refund. Good old Fleet Street !

 

[kane57]

I must put a good word in for Streetwise - although they do sell a lot of crap, I bought a horse racing manual which turned out to be as much worth as the sh*t that comes out the ar*e of the horses that the manual asked you to bet on. Anyway, they refunded my money, by cheque, within a few days. I was pleasantly surprised.

 

[kane57]

I've done it. I"ve signed-up for the Market Raider Plus software (on a monthly pay as you go). Providing this software does indeed follow the techniques in TTEW course then it ought to save some time. I"ll let you guys know how my paper trading goes.....

 

[mattyy]

Let us know Kane.

Cheers fella.

 

[kane57]

Although my tmobile data card was playing up this week I did catch a buy signal on Monday evening for USDCHF. I traded out, 20 mins later, at my target profit of 10 points.

Note, that i'm not following the system rules to the letter. I am only looking for entry points identified by the system (and obviously following the system advice for stop loss points), then when i reach my target profit I exit.

 

[jimxxx]

Market Raider Plus

In the advert from Streetwise, S Richie says that, "The last 11 one hour trades have yielded over 2,600 pips."

What are these one hour trades? Are they made using chart bars that cover one hour?
Or, are they trades in which a profit or loss is realised after one hour?

Can anyone spread any light on this?

Been using MRP since December and made back the cost of the system during the 30 day trial period so decided to buy it.

Reasonably easy to use and plenty of signals depending on the timeframes.

Works on the trailing stop basis, limiting losses and locking in profits as appropriate. Have sometimes taken a larger profit and ignored the stop but thats been down to personal choice.

The support is good with any questions answered promptly and they are improving the system all the time.

Hope that helps