Quote from: fredhead on January 29, 2016, 04:43:49 AM

AltcoinUK:

Obviously not a charity, but he has stated many times that he was doing this strictly as a "service" to others and doesn't need money since he can play markets so easily and successfully. I was being a bit of a smart ass when I said that (philanthropic). What I was talking about was more to point out what I see as another inconsistency. He makes many short and short-medium term predictions and then often, somewhat subtly, makes significant revisions to those predictions. I think his long term views make a lot of sense and I believe that he probably is one of the best LT forecasters out there. I am going to purchase the trader service but I will probably hang back a little bit to see how things are working out before I risk too much of my money. If the service is able to live up to the hype then the price paid for it will be the bargain of the century. Proof is in the pudding.

Fred

Stock market trading requires a different mindset than the average, 1 BTC ($400) per trade, usual crypto currency investor's mindset which hope and pray for the next scam driven Pump & Dump of some shitcoin on a low volume and economically completely irrelevant crypto currency market. Stock market trading is not for people without money. Please note I am not saying you are the usual high school or university age youngster of the forum nor I am saying you don't have money ... all I am saying is if $750.00 per annum is "too much of my money" for an investment service then I think you fundamentally misunderstand the environment in which Armstrong operates.

Regardless of what you say, his service doesn't have to live up to any hypes. Many of his clients - including government and the world's largest banks - have been with him for 30 years, and - even it is his nature and habit to hype his service and promote himself like a second hand car salesman does - his clients understand very well what he is selling.