Market Taker MentoringReviews of markettaker.com

I first found MTM thru the Options Bootcamp podcast which I highly recommend for any new person to options. From there I signed up for a few classes/instruction thru their website and am now taking one on one coaching. The pace is fast, but the volume of information is vast. These guys really encourage to trade with a system and money management in mind. They are not pie in the sky, but all about hitting singles and not striking out too many times. I highly recommend the MTM community for anyone wanting to progress in the options world. Russell

I was anticipating that the TED coaching sessions would last more than one week. Obviously I hadn't read through the details of exactly what I would be receiving so I can't blame MTM. My only criticism of the coaching sessions is that there seemed to be very little time spent on how to set up software to generate the display of the two probability curves and what the parameters were, so I haven't been able to do that on my desktop. But a lot of other information has been made available, some of which I've taken in, the rest in due time. However, I did make use of what I learned to develop my own system, which so far is working very well. I've made 4 trades and exited with 4 gains, hope to keep it at 100% as long as possible. Bottom line, I was a little disappointed in the TED sessions, but all the other material made up for it, and I may have finally found a system that works for me.

My issue is that I get promotions to seminars I have already attended in the past...like the Earnings one. I have trouble logging into some seminars, but Kathleen sets me straight. It is probably me that screws up. I attend the 3pm CT webinar with John S (excellent) but I wish it started at 1:30 pm so when the webinar ended, and we want to put on a trade as a result of view that day's webinar,...we'd have time to evaluate it an put it on. Now webinar ends when market closes.

The course work is excellent, however the timing of live classes are not always convenient.

Learning to identify fair value, resistance, and support was important.