Teri Ijeoma, from Invest With Teri, can show you how to make money in the stock market, even in an uncertain economy. Her investing school, the Trade and Travel Program, has already done that for nearly 4,000 students.
The curriculum teaches you step-by-step how to actively trade stocks and options for income.
“Our goal is to help you supplement your income as if it was a side hustle,” Teri explains. “And eventually you can be like me and replace your income if you want to.”
“That’s what I do, that’s my bread and butter,” Teri continues. “I’m a day- and swing trader. A trader all day, everyday.”
“And let me just get this outta the way: No, you don’t need a ton of money to get started trading. It’s not about the size of your account, it’s about the percentage gains.”
“One of my students started with $120. Her first trade, she made a 20% return. That’s all that matters.”
“It’s how you grow your money. So, you have enough. Whether it’s $100, $900, or $1 million – it’s enough to begin this journey with.”
Okay, but you’ve got other concerns, don’t you? Like is now really a good time to be getting into this? With the world all wonky? And the Fed raising rates and the markets melting and everybody’s always sick with everything?
I mean, what if this recession lasts another coupla years? And what if you’ve never done anything like this before? Where would you even start?
It’s all so overwhelming. Maybe it’s best to just slip into those give-up pants, throw back some wine (or as I call it, night-night juice), and wait it out.
Nah, says Teri. With the right education and the right plan and the right mentor, you can overcome all of that, and win with stocks, whether we go up, down, or sideways from here.
Inside her Trade and Travel course, you’ll learn how to set each trade up so that you have a 3:1 reward-to-risk ratio.
Think about that. Even if you only won half your trades, you’d still be growing your account consistently.
Why? Because your returns are three times bigger than your losses.
It’s just basic math, right?
There are two ways to invest with Teri.
Her basic Trade and Travel Program comes with the core training, a roadmap, a stock watchlist, a reward-to-risk calculator, a vault full of 48+ hours of old coaching classes, a private students only Facebook Group, and Emotional Investing support from guest speakers.
Cost is $2,500.
Or you can do the VIP Trade and Travel Program, where you get everything I just mentioned plus advanced trading strategies, a separate VIP only Facebook Group, live Q&A calls, early bird access to live events, and more.
Cost is $5,000.
What if you don’t got that kinda dough?
Teri’s partnered with a company called Wizebank, where, if you qualify, they’ll loan you the full amount and you can pay them back, without interest or fees, over the next 3-12 months.
I’m guessing you have to have decent credit though. And then you’d still need some capital, on top of that, to actually trade with, right?
Even though, yeah, Teri had that one student who started with $120, I mean, you’re not gonna get anywhere making $24 here, losing $8 there. So I would think you’d want at least a coupla grand to start with.
Verdict?
I think Teri’s totally legit. But it’s a lot of money. And she doesn’t offer refunds. And it’s really bad timing right now, with some experts predicting a second Great Depression.
Sure, you can bet on stocks going down, which is called shorting – and they probably will go down in the foreseeable future – but I kind of agree with Investopedia, which says: “Investing in stocks in the usual way is risky enough. Short selling should be left to very experienced investors with large portfolios that can easily absorb sudden and unexpected losses.”