NOTE: This website is found in two different places on Investimonials. If you search for "Wall Street Window" and "WallStreet Window" you will find there are two separate WallStreet Windows pages on Investimonials. I suggested that Investimonals remove one and combine the two, but until that happens, I'm posting my review here that was originally posted on the other pages. Here is my review:
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I was a member for a couple of months, but I elected to cancel and receive a refund. Granted, many (if not most) other newsletters, or trading sites, don't offer any kind of refund, or trial period, so I do appreciate that I was given the chance to try out the site to see if it was for me.
My reason for canceling was that I feel this service is overpriced. Site access is $197 per quarter, so it is $788 per year, which I consider to be expensive.
If the service were more affordable, such as $200 per year (or MAYBE $300 billed quarterly), then I likely would have elected to continue and give it more of a chance. If it were $200 a year, I'm pretty confident that it would be worth it.
I primarily signed up for commentary and stock picks from Mike Swanson, who is the site owner. However, Mike wasn't as active in posting commentary and picks as I had expected. He didn't comment on the markets daily. There could be a few days between commentary. There were only a couple of stock picks during the time I was a subscriber. However, the lack of picks wasn't my main reason for canceling. It was the price.
There are other traders on Mike's site who post commentary, and there is also a discussion forum, etc. Further, there is also a trading course included, that adds value, but still not enough to justify the $764 per year fee.
I feel there are other newsletters/sites that provide more value and they charge $200 or $300 per year. For example, one newsletter (a website actually) that I recently signed up for is $200 a year and it has daily market commentary from the trader who runs it. Another email newsletter (not a website) is $300 from one of the top market timers rated by Timer Digest. It is published 3 times a week via email, with S&P swing trades that have easy to understand entries and exits.
Based on some of the comments on the forums at Wall Street Window, I'm led to believe that 2010 wasn't a great year with regard to the performance of Mike's picks, and that there weren't very many trades, although I can't confirm the exact details, since I wasn't a subscriber in 2010.
If Mike would ever consider reducing his price to $200 a year, I'd sign up again. At $788 per year, I felt it wasn't worth the price.
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This review is the subjective opinion of an Investimonials member and not of Investimonials LLC
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