Frequently Asked Questions

Unfortunately I do not have the bandwidth to process refunds or offer trials. I have a full-time job and am also a trader, too. All fees paid to A Trade or Two are non-refundable in any and all events. However, if you don’t like the service or don’t wish to continue, you may cancel your service at any time in a single click (you don’t ever have to talk to a soul, I promise) to avoid future charges.

The market is always moving and changing and doesn’t ever offer any guarantees. Even insurance companies that promise you a guaranteed payout on an annuity sometimes go out of business and don’t pay up on their promises. There is no sure thing. Our future trades may lose money; any individual trade may lose money at its conclusion or show an unrealized loss while it is open. That said, part of our service is managing losing trades, and we have a way that, given a long enough time horizon and enough available margin in your account, there is no real reason you should ever lose money.

One of the excellent characteristics about the system we trade is that our trades can always be repaired; the only variable is how much time it will take to do so. We adjust and repair trades, using our method over and over until we’re finally able to exit a problematic set of trades at a profit or, in the worst of cases, breakeven. This requires enough buying power (margin) to continue to take trades, and certainly there is the opportunity cost of being in a losing trade in terms of not being in another trade that could be making money. but at the end of a trade “campaign,” there is no reason to ever actually walk away with money lost.

Yes, we often make “lotto ticket” style trades at the end of each trading day if the markets set up in a way we feel confident that the odds are on our side of a profitable trade. These are optional trades and should only be taken with money you are comfortable losing. These optional trades are not part of our system and, while frequently lucrative, are not really recoverable like our system trades and generally cannot be managed in a way to avoid a loss. You will frequently lose money taking the optional trades.