It isn't entirely fair to pick out Day Trade My Money because they are only 1 of a dozen or so different organization all promoting the educational material from a main company with no apparent name but many times gets referred to as "Trade Support". You will pay a lot of money, like $20K, get a lot of what feels like good training, a lot of vague promises because they "can't make any guarantees" but in the end you pay out a ton a money and get nothing in return. I tried for 2 years to work with their indicators. I blew one account and got another. I tried executive coaching, and another one-on-one that was supposed to help. In the long-run they don't help. They will show you 3 or 4 trades in a row that work and say, there just do that. Well "that" really only works about 65% of the time. I got better. I went from losing money every month to breaking even every month. Breaking even doesn't pay the $365 monthly subscription fee so I finally bagged it. I am out $20K+ and it still stings but at least the bleeding has stopped. Again, don't just look for Day Trade My Money. Look for anyone offering funded trading accounts from a company on Ashton Blvd in Lehi, UT. They are all the same thing. read more

In April of 2018 I responded to a Radio Ad in which the announcer, a local radio personality, was promoting a meeting to introduce TryDayTrading.com and their proprietary indicators that you could use to trade in the Forex Market. During the meeting we were shown how to use the indicators and make a trade that would net $62 per trade that would take just minutes a day. I ended up buying into this company and paid $15,200 for executive training. This bought me twice weekly training with a coach who taught me the basics. I could watch nightly webinars that showed other coaches making trades and quickly explaining how they did it. We were told if we just took the nightly trades we could make around $70,000 a year. I was also given extra Executive trading that was part of my buying the higher program. It was during this training that I learned different trading ideas then the first coach taught. After the 3 months I was given $3,000 dollars to trade on my own, a corporate account. If after 3 months I had shown a profit I would get bumped up. In the 18 months I was with the company I had received 2 bumps in my account and had a $10,000 corporate account to trade. I had also made a profit of $1,000 for that entire time which I got to keep. I had been told if I followed everything I was taught I would be able to make enough money to replace my salary and quit my job. I was also offered the opportunity to buy into the company and become what they called a COD. If I had done that I was told I could easily make $10,000 per month. I did not join this as it would have cost me another $32,000. During the end of my time with Try Day Trading I was trying to use the things I had been taught and I got my trades in some trouble and when my account value had gone down to approximately $5,000 the account was automatically closed and I could no longer trade it. I went to the company and was told to get the account back I would have to pay another $6,000 for more training and could then get my account back but at the original value of $3,000. It was then that I decided that this company really didn't have my best interest in mind, eventhough they had repeatedly said they wanted us to succeed. They had theirs. I paid in total $15,200 for Training and then another $320 a month for six months for their "proprietary" indicators before I cancelled all reoccurring billing with the company. I had been asked to spend another $32,000 to become a "partner" and another $6,000 for additional training once I had lost my account. Luckily I didn't pay these prices.But I am out $17,760 which I paid to make $1,000 in 18 months. great return on my investment. Please stay far away from this company. read more

DON'T DO IT!!!!!! I first heard of Try Day Trading Company advertising on talk radio 105.9 KNRS the Rod Arquette show. I went to the website & started to research the company. I watched & read many of the testimonials of people who had joined. I watched several tutorials on the Forex market. I watched a webinar & immediately I was contacted by representative from Try Day Trading Company offering me to sign up for the "Trader Lite" program. I was directed to another web address for the company to take a closer look at what they had to offer, trydaytradingcompany.com. It was at this website that I came across the advertisement in the indicator tab, saying how simple it was to trade with the company indicators & that you could make hundreds in 20 minutes. It was at this point that I decided I would join the company, because of what the add was offering. I joined the "Trader Lite" program & signed up for "Green Charts" for an automatic payment of $44.46 per month for the Company Indicators. The representative that signed me up paired me with a COD. I was told that if I signed up for the "Trader Executive" program before the 15th of June I would get $1,200.00 off the program that was $15,995.00. I decided to sign up and paid in full for the "Trader Executive" program $14,795.00. After signing up I was disappointed in the service I received. I received and email from the COD right after I signed up asking me for 5 referrals, this was offensive to me; I just paid almost 15K for this program & they want the names of my family & friends to join the program. I was having some problems with my MT4 software I called my COD to see if he could help me, because I hadn't been assigned to a coach yet. He set a time to call me, but never did. So, I showed up that Wednesday night in Lehi with my laptop to get help, when I walked through the front door I saw him and he just rolled his eyes at me. I approached him & asked why he didn't call me back, he said he got busy. I found someone else to help me with my problem. In the contract that I received, it said that I would be assigned a coach within 2 business days, when that didn't happen I called my COD & he told me to call the office. I signed up on June 15th & wasn't assigned a coach until the 28th. I later found out that my COD was paid a commission of a $1,000.00 or more to sign me up for the program, he spent a total of 3 hours with me on the phone. After I signed up for the program, any problem that I had seemed like an inconvenience for COD & he was not interested in helping me. At this point I started to wonder if I had made a mistake in signing up for the program. Knowing what I know now, I really regret that I ever signed up for the Trader Executive Program with Try Day Trading. The program is so stressful that I had months of sleepless nights & I was physically sick from the stress. Based on the promise of indicators that were simple to learn & would make me hundreds in just 20 minutes, that was far from the truth & in my opinion fraudulent. It's probably the worst investment decision I have made. But the one thing I don't regret is never caving into the constant pressure to refer my family, friends & associates to the program. I wouldn't have been able to live with that, knowing what it would have put them through. DON 'T DO IT!!!!! read more

I first heard about TryDayTrading.com on the radio in November 2018. The radio announcer said that he had tried the program and he was successful with it. They talked about how easily it was to make money. So I started my free month trial. Bob was my first coach. He showed me how to get into a trade using the thick orange signal on six of the currency pairs and then go for 3 pips. Each day he would text me a snapshot of all his 3 pip trades getting $30.00 each trade. He made it seem so easy. He also told me if I would just do the same trade that the coaches did each day in their webinars that I could make over $60,000 a year. He showed me for the year of 2018 that the coaches trades were netting over $65,000.00. These two things sold me on the company and I paid them $15,045.00 to get into their executive program which would get me extra training and pay for the company's indicator fees for a year. My next coach Troy, talked of his great trade plan but always seemed to be changing it. He would tell us that if our trades weren't successful we just needed to back test it more. He would come up with trade plan after trade plan and I couldn't understand why he wouldn't show us how he traded. He discouraged using pivot points because the company's indicators were more accurate. I was not successful on the thick orange trades or taking the trades the coaches talked of in their webinars. My stop losses seemed to be hit more often than not. I joined the ONIT for $100 a month and took the trades Dale took. At first this started to have some success, however within 3 months I had to do an equity reset on my account (meaning cut off your losses or lose your whole account). My frustration, discouragement and conclusion soon came to be that the TryDayTrading.com company has the devices that can draw us into their web and once we are there they suck your pocket book dry! My greed got the best of me with this company. I fell for the "get rich quick" scheme. Please do not let this company take your money !!!!! read more