Graystone Trading LLCReviews of graystonepremium.com

The different trading styles are very confusing. The strategy is not clear so with no clear setup is hard to enter the recommended trade at the same strike no matter how you’ve honed your ninja skills. My entry will always be at a deficit, profits will be lower and risk will be higher. With all that say your P/L since I prematurely joined here is less that impressive.

Not worth it I joined GS about several months ago but do not think was worth the amount just to learn Graystone`s risk management/ emotionless trading, and support & resistance. Price. The entry fee to join the program was 6k when I first joined. The price fluctuates depending on the time of the year. The renewal fee is 2k for a year, however, others have paid 3k or received lifetime memberships (not sure of the qualifications). They offer refunds if you do not make your initial entry fee back after a year, however, I have heard they pretty much never refund anyone. I do not think people should expect a refund as you`re paying for them to share their knowledge, but better to know so people can manage their expectations. Course Materials Their Course Materials are all videos split into a few different categories with barely any reading material. The courses are comprised of Technical Analysis videos, Live Coaching Calls (it's more of like a seminar where you can ask questions), and Webull Setup. Each of the videos is at least a minimum of 1 hour so be prepared to have the mental capital to sit through very long and bland videos. Especially the Technical Analysis videos as they are the live zooms that are held for the daily trades. Those can be up to 2-3 hours and can be hard to follow as they sometimes can just be the head trader Nick ranting about various things. Head Trader He trades futures so be prepared to see a lot of futures chart and lingo when joining his calls. He is very knowledgeable about what he does but could take some time to learn how to properly teach and mentor people. He multi-tasks too much when trying to teach and it shows. He can be very stubborn and refuses to teach ICT trading strategies/futures and will always respond with a focus on support & resistance or just google it. He doesn`t like when members try to learn other things like fib tools (even though they are in the coursework), ICT trading strategies, trends, or using indicators on your chart. You are on your own as he doesn`t like people asking questions depending on his mood. Also, too many people will defend Nick/be his cheerleader so it’s very hard to ask questions. Verdict Join at your own risk but there are way cheaper communities if you are looking to get into trading options without having to pay the steep entry cost.

Buyer beware. I think a lot of the positive reviews are from new members who are hopeful and mesmerized by the owner, and his demeanor. Very deceiving. The real reviews are from members who have been around longer. Options trading really is a scam. The company teaches support and resistance trading with moving premiums. You won't retire from your job within months like the marketing suggests.

Don't believe the hype. Here's what you REALLY need to know about Graystone LLC: Unrealistic Promises: They lure you in with guarantees of profitability after just one month, but it's a bait and switch. They later claim you won't be successful following their trades alone. Exorbitant Cost: $6,000 is outrageous for this program. You can find better options at a fraction of the price with more hands-on training and live trading. Questionable Results: I suspect they fabricate their numbers. They've been caught editing trade reports in their favor. Don't trust the glowing reviews either – they pressure members for testimonials early on, before they have a true picture. Getting Out is Difficult: Many members reportedly struggle to get refunds despite wanting out after realizing the program's shortcomings. Confusing Training: The head trader primarily uses a different trading method than what Graystone teaches. He throws in additional concepts that contradict the core Graystone system, further confusing students. Despite this, he insists you stick to the Graystone method, leaving you frustrated and unsure. My Experience: I lost over $3,000 after four months, on top of the $6,000 upfront cost. There are much better programs out there. Run, don't walk, from Graystone LLC! ADDITION: Graystone tries to sensor what people say about their company. If members in the group speak out about them, they will instantly kick you out. They also attempt to take down any bad review that people leave on Trustpilot. They have tried to take down my review on numerous and occasions and have done the same to others that have left them a bad review. DO NOT FALL FOR THIS SCAM OF A COMPANY!

I don't get how as a business that is built around helping people become better investors, you would beat around the bush with questions about money. I asked very simple questions and the guy had the composure of a snake. I asked how much their training would be and they said they could make money a non-issue, which of course is nonsense. They're of course going to charge something. A car dealership could also make money a non-issue for a brand new car. I then asked if they would show me an account of theirs or any example of proof that what they teach works since you can easily fabricate screenshots but this too was something they wanted to avoid answering. I let them know after those first two questions that I was no longer interested and I hung up and the guy proceeded to call me 4 times in 3 minutes. For a business that is so selective about who they take in of the 500 applicants they apparently get every week, I thought this was weird. Anyway, I didn't get far enough to actually see their training, but just thought I would share my experience since I'm sure others also wouldn't want to trust their money with people that behave this way. EDIT: I didn't say I used your program, I made it clear. I think it's completely fair that people see this experience and also understand that in the weeks following, no one made an attempt to answer any questions I had. Your comment here is the only "follow up" I've had. Don't be rude and waste people's time if you don't want reviews that reflect that.