No investor in their right mind would make a long-term investment in some of these companies. Many of these companies that Jason Bond recommends are highly dubious at best, and outright frauds at worst. However, if Jason were a broker, or was being compensated by these companies, this would securities fraud. There are no securities laws or protections that protect against financial stupidity. As this financial insanity unfolds, Jason and his cohorts are only too eager to dump their shares of nearly worthless penny stocks upon the ‘greater fool’, in my opinion. Jason appears to be taking a position before he unleashes the Buy/Sell recommendations to his massive following of paying subscribers.Īfter the alert is issued, there is usually a mad scramble amongst the financial lemmings, only too willing to push the penny stock to ever higher or lower prices. In that review, TradingSchools.Org detailed how Jason Bond Picks was essentially operating as a penny stock ‘front-runner.’ What does this mean? In a nutshell, Jason Bond issues Buy/Sell trading alerts in highly illiquid, penny stocks. On June 13, 2015, TradingSchools.Org published a highly detailed and extremely negative review of Jason Bond Picks. Embed code Thanks for reading today’s Review on Jason Bond’s Raging Bull
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