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Reviews of Easy Value

Easy Value

Rocking and rolling. This has been solid so far. Three months in.

Easy Value

performance was negative 75% of the time. After more than 6 months of negative trading I finally go the account to nearly breakeven and closed the trading and positions. Only lost $50, so I view that as a big lesson learned.

Easy Value

I have been subscribed to this strategy for almost the entire year and allowing it to trade live on my real money. So far it over the entire course of trading (nearly a year) the account has been in the negative for most of the trading weeks/months and has only recently finally come back to break even in the last few days. The live trading does not match the simulated testing shown on C2. Something doesn't add up. Beware.

Easy Value

In my opinion, there are other, better strategies out there. My portfolio has gained 11.88% since inception in Feb. This is before management and Collective2 fees, but after trading fees. Instead of getting into this portfolio, had I put my money into a beoad-based 3x ETF such as UDOW (+33.45%), TQQQ (+24.53%),, or SPXL (+38.32%), the returns would have been much higher, and without having to pay for the extra fees. In orher words, I’m paying for the oportunity to make less money than I would have otherwise. I’ll let you, the reader, decide how to interpret my review.