Tay Sweat made nearly $200k, profit, during the first quarter of this year. And that’s just one of his trading accounts.
Account two showed a profit of about $150k for that same time period.
Subtract a deferred loss of about $50k, and his net was roughly $300k during those first three months of the year.
That’s pacing $1.2 million on the year, assuming he keeps it up.
Can he help you do the same? Let’s find out.
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“Look, it’s a horrible job market right now,” Tay says. “People need jobs.”
“I say, ‘Hey, I have a talent, I have a skill in which I can build a business, and I can hire and employ people so they can feed their families.’ That’s why I teach what I teach, okay?” he rambles.
“But let’s continue. How do I make the money that I make? What do I teach? What’s my sauce, my secret sauce?”
“I’m gonna tell ya what I teach my people. Last year, it was a bullish year, I made over eight millionaires and 1,100 six figure earners,” claims Tay.
“Now what I teach, on the first level, is fundamental analysis and technical analysis.”
“If you don’t know what this is, it might sound like gibberish, like another language. It’s no different than going to college. You don’t know what you’re getting into, okay? Same thing here.”
“I’m here to teach you. Speaking of college, I don’t know anybody that went to college that makes more money than I do in the stock market. I’ll just be honest with you. Even surgeons don’t make $1.2 million a year, do they?”
“What I’m saying is, this is education just like college is,” Tay will have you know.
“And I need you to understand, this is my disclaimer: this is not a get rich quick scheme.”
“You need to come in here and learn, okay, I told you I’m a no-nonsense guy. You need to give me at least six months to a year to learn it, okay?”
“You don’t go to college and go, Where’s my money? in six months. You have to go to college and learn.”
“Once you learn the skill, then you can go and make your money.”
“So I like to say that to give you a realistic expectation. I’m not here to sell you no BS,” Tay promises.
“If you’re gonna come and Secure The Bag, I want you to learn this, and I’m gonna do my best to overdeliver for you so that you can learn this.”
“I’ll teach you all the fundamental analysis so you can come in here and come up with your own strategy to trade with.”
“You can trade options, shares, do you want to hold long term, short term? Do you wanna go short, do you wanna go long? Do you wanna do puts, do you wanna do calls?”
“This is what we essentially are doing, okay? So this is something I teach on the technical side that helps us to understand where the floor is to buy and where the ceiling is to sell.”
Tay knows most of this is like the airplane: way over your head.
But inside Secure The Bag, everything’s broken down for you in simple, snack-sized lessons you can go through at your own pace.
He’ll help you understand a company’s fundamentals, too. How much they make, how much cash they have on hand, market cap, and so on.
Once you get your head around this, you can combine it with the chart stuff to know whether it’s a good time to buy Tesla or sell Alibaba, or anything in between, right?
Speaking of which, in his pitch video, after looking at everything, Tay suggests Alibaba would be the safer bet to invest in as compared to Tesla.
Yet, since he filmed that video, Alibaba stock is down about 32%, while Tesla stock is up 94% in that same time period. Yikes. He might wanna reshoot that part.
I know he was just talking through a hypothetical example, but still, he couldn’t have been more wrong.
Which doesn’t give me much confidence in his Secure The Bag stock trading course.