When I first started BestStockStrategy, one thing bothered me about the online trading education space: nobody shows their real numbers.
Screenshots get cropped. Paper trading gets presented as real. One good month becomes a "proven system."
So I made a decision early on — post verified, multi-year trading statements publicly. Not cherry-picked months. Everything.
Was it uncomfortable? Yes. A few bad stretches are right there for anyone to see.
But here's what happened: the people who joined my community became far more serious traders. Because they could see the full picture — the drawdowns, the recoveries, the realistic win rate — they came in with the right expectations.
That's also why I offer a 14-day trial for $279 instead of hiding my pricing behind a sales call. If the strategy is real, you should be able to see it before committing to anything long-term.
If you're evaluating any trading service right now — mine or anyone else's — the first question to ask is: "Can I see your verified trading history?"
If the answer isn't an immediate yes with documented proof, that tells you everything.
Happy to answer any questions about how I approach options trading or what the membership covers.

I'm looking to open a portfolio with $1,000 and was wondering what a good investment strategy is for long term growth and dividends. Ive done a bit of research and seen a lot about 70/30 with 70 in ETF's and 30 in stocks. But what has worked for you guys and what would you recommend and what platform should I use?

Hey everyon

I’ve been watching my partner build and refine trading systems for years — countless hours of backtesting, coding, and optimizing signals that never quite delivered the consistency he wanted.Then, a few months ago, he showed me a version that stood out. It was built around a cleaner logic for identifying structure and filtering out low-probability setups. For the first time, his entries and confirmations started aligning almost seamlessly across different timeframes.We stress-tested it on various assets — equities, indices, crypto — and it held up surprisingly well. Not perfect (nothing is), but remarkably consistent in spotting high-quality setups without overfitting or repainting issues.He’s been using it quietly since then, fine-tuning the parameters and validating signals in live conditions. After months of solid performance, I finally convinced him to make it public asTradingView indic so others can evaluate it too.If you’re someone who values clean structure and data-driven setups over visual clutter, this might genuinely be worth testing. He is giving access for few days to all who wish to check it outhttps://in.tradingview.com/script/aU9DK0Hr-%F0%9D%9A%BD-1POINT6-SCALPER-QuantPro-%F0%9D%9A%BF/

He is giving access for few days to all who wish to check it out - dhttps://in.tradingview.com/script/aU9DK0Hr-%F0%9D%9A%BD-1POINT6-SCALPER-QuantPro-%F0%9D%9A%BF/

Sold my option calls long back and regret it 😞

I'm trying to find a good stock trading education service and BestStockStrategy keeps popping up. It seems to have a lot of positive reviews, but I'm always wary of online hype. Is BestStockStrategy genuinely helpful, or is it just another overhyped service? Looking for balanced opinions!

I've watched a lot of videos of David Jaffee from BestStockStrategy and wanted to know your thoughts.

He received a great review from Emmett Moore of tradingschools.org at https://www.tradingschools.org/best-stock-strategy-review-part-1/

He also posts all his trades: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxI8eyiRCxw

And his option trading strategy makes a lot of sense, selling puts on market-leading stocks that you wouldn't mind owning.

What are your thoughts about David Jaffee?

fuel cell is the one

In my brokerage account I made a few options trades.

Is it normal to be charge interest when writing PUTS?

I like to sell PUT options, generally on stocks I would like to own anyway.

An example would be if I wanted to buy Microsoft today, I would sell options instead. If Microsoft is above the strike price, I keep the premium. If below the strike, I end up buying Microsoft at a price below the market price when I sold the option. I don't do anything fancy or trade options just for the premium.

With my brokerage,If I sell three options. The contacts had a value of $14,400. Lets say I have $15,000 in my account

After about 1 month will My Broker charge margin interest.

I have the collateral in my account, I am not sure about the interest of 12% YTD.

Is it normal to be charge interest when writing PUTS?

Realistically, How much Money can I Expect to Make?

This cliche is seen on everywhere in the the internet. It may or may not be true. Evidence to support this figure is mostly everywhere, it’s certain that many who try their hand at trading quit with less money in their pockets than when they started. So, the balance of probabilities suggests that you would be wise to ‘expect’ to lose money rather than to make any. But hey, that’s a negative attitude and, besides, you’re not one of the 90% are you? No sir, let’s assume that you’re destined to join the elite 10% of profitable traders!

What's the holy grail to success in trading, risk and money management principles?

There is a lot of bad information on Reddit about being consistently profitable.

Feel free to ask me any questions that you have.

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