Market Moves LLCReviews of marketmovesmatt.com

I scheduled a call with Velco Scepanovic because I was genuinely interested in learning about their strategies and potentially signing up. Unfortunately, the experience was very disappointing. The explanation essentially came down to: they sell cash-secured puts on leveraged ETFs, and the service costs $3,000 for a six-month commitment. I wanted to understand how the strategy works, how they manage risk and assignment, and what support the program provides. I left without the explanation I needed to evaluate the service. His manner felt dismissive and unwelcoming, and I did not feel he was interested in taking the time to answer my questions. I ultimately thanked him for his time and ended the call. For a service asking for a $3,000 commitment, I would expect a thoughtful conversation, clear explanations, and basic courtesy toward a prospective customer. The company should do a better job ensuring that the people representing its services are willing to listen and explain what customers are paying for. This review reflects my consultation experience, not the performance of their trading strategies, which I have not used.

Why do u do clickbait or false advertising. The reason I contacted initially was after seeing an ad that said free trial. I asked free trial for a month( 8 to 10 cash secured puts signals for a month) . When I had initiall chat with your guy ( forgot his name). He asked for minimum 6 months subscription, there is no free trial. Don't waste people time with false advertising

Paul Furtuna is not very professional takes it upon himself to cancel other people's meetings, and then says you can schedule one with him sends an email asking when would be a good time to talk but immediately calls you and starts the sales pitch as far as I'm concerned this is a scam of a company and the only thing these people want is your moneySTAY FAR AWAY FROM THEM

Been in the program 4+ months at this point and extremely disappointed. My main complaint is that Matt is charging “fully-baked” prices for a “half-baked” program. The core of his program is just the basic wheel strategy… nothing really new or innovative here. I paid $15,000 for a 1-year membership and that doesn’t even get me any coaching… that would have been an extra $20,000! For $15k I get access to his training materials, which honestly are a huge mess… disjointed across multiple platforms, difficult to find what you need, a lot of overlap and redundant information and nothing really all that helpful. I took the time to go through most of it but didn’t really learn anything that I didn’t already know. Most of this can be found in his free YouTube videos, or from other programs that are free or substantially less than what Matt charges. It’s been a huge waste of time and money. The software he provides, like “Chipotle Money” and “Guac Tracker” are again not well polished products… they are work-in-progress. He makes lots of promises of how great they “will” be, but right now they are very buggy, frequently display inaccurate information and really can’t be trusted for live trading. The live streams in the discord are very rarely run by Matt, they are usually just other students who have been in the program a while and have had some success. I’m sure eventually Matt will pull it all together into a more cohesive and easier to follow package, but it’s nowhere near that point yet and WAY overpriced for what you actually get, which is nothing you can’t get for free elsewhere. I’ve requested to cancel and get a refund several times but they have been unwilling to do so… they just blame the student and don’t seemed too concerned about making it right. My recommendation is don’t waste your money!

I scheduled a call to learn more about the Market Moves program and spoke with Velco Scepanovic. Unfortunately, the interaction was disappointing. After less than five minutes, he declined to explain the program, told me I would be a bad fit, and ended the call rather abruptly. I have a high regard for Matt and the work he has done, which is why I was interested in learning more. However, the experience left me feeling that the program may not be accessible in a fair or welcoming way to people who are genuinely interested. I hope this feedback is helpful, as I believe the program itself has value and could benefit from ensuring that initial conversations with prospective participants are handled in a more open and respectful way.

I'm two months into the program and down big. The program teaches you how to write puts on leveraged stocks & ETFs, but they do not specifically tell you which ones to consider. This means you can catch some nasty falling knives, massively drawing down your account. It's something of a martingale strategy; the more the stock falls, the more you buy. The problem is, when the stock keeps falling, so does your account. My account has never looked worse. My "success coach" has bailed on our Zoom meetings twice. She's clearly not interested in me succeeding in the program. And the program is massively overpriced. $6k to do the wheel strategy on overleveraged assets? I take full responsibility for jumping into this program impulsively, but truly, spare yourself. You can get everything you need to know from this program on Youtube videos.

Snake Oil Machine! These guys promise to teach you how to double your money every 5-6 months, in every market conditions. They charge $50,000 per year, or $1,000,000 for life time. If you can believe them, you are not legal age to trade. I wonder, if these guys are so good, how come they are not making money for themselves, but preaching all over the internet. And, most of the reviews here are fake as well.

This company over promises and under delivers. While I believe Matt is legit they have very poor systems and processes. Any time a business does not put the dollar value of what you will pay for a program in writing and let's it up to the sales rep to define that value, beware! Once the company received my money I was on my own. While I did receive some value for what I paid I couldn't justify the cost.