Yes, he definitely has an impulsive side, often buying in too soon. But again that got him into the pulp sector at just the right time. The analysis is sketchy and there are some picks that tank, though not often. And the front-running, that's just how it's set up. Reading how he prided himself on getting out of Jag with a minor loss while we sit with a moderate one is annoying. But it's as advertised: he's just reporting (some of) what he's done recently. Overall for $350 a year, it's been a money maker for me and I think someone with a better trading skill set than I have could do quite well.