A Review of Jason Bond’s Trading Results Since Inception of Jason Bond Picks (2011-Present):
Quick Description of Jason Bond Picks: JBP is a stock trading educational platform broken down into three separate service offerings. It all started with Jason Bond’s flagship Swing Trading service back in 2011 and developed from there into multiple high-quality offerings that fit the needs of many traders depending on preference and availibility.
Day & Swing Trading:
Jason Bond’s most popular service focused on 5-10%+ gains per trade on 1-4 day holds.
Long Term Trading:
For busy individuals. Hold times tend to be about 1-4 weeks, as opposed to days.
Millionaire Roadmap:
Mentor program that aims to accelerate knowledge/profits of any member that joins.
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Jason Bond’s Yearly Track Record – Profits Each Year Since Inception:
| Year | S&P 500 (%) | Jason Bond (%) | Jason Bond Start ($) | Jason Bond Finish ($) | Jason Bond Profit ($) |
| 2011 | 0 | 14.73 | 206, 931 | 237, 407 | 30, 476 |
| 2012 | 13.41 | 6.05 | 287, 407 | 304, 786 | 17, 379 |
| 2013 | 29.60 | 78.18 | 304, 786 | 543, 066 | 238, 280 |
| 2014 | 11.39 | 31.08 | 180, 000 | 235, 951 | 55, 951 |
| 2015 | -0.73 | 188.00 | 93, 802 | 270, 148 | 176,346 |
| 2016 (updated 12/31) | 9.54 | 418.05 | 100,000 | 518,054 | 418,054 |
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Jason Bond’s Backstory – On Pace to Make More in 1 Year Than 10 Years as a Teacher:
Jason Bond started college in 1995 at Niagara University and finished in 2001 at Brockport State with a Masters in Education. In 2002, he immediately began his career in New York as a school teacher with a $34,000 starting salary. After ten years of financial strain, he was at the peak of his earnings – a salary just under $53,000. Let’s not forget the $70,000 in tuition he paid for his education over six years and loss of income during that time. So with hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt (house, cars, student loans), it was at this point when he decided to free himself from his “safe”, low-income career and pursue his passion as a Wall Street trader.
Over the course of ten years as an NYS teacher, Jason Bond made roughly $430,000 in cumulative salary. To put this into perspective, in 2016 alone (midway through November), he’s already captured over $400,000 and on pace for much more. In just 1 year, Jason Bond will most likely outperform his income over 10 years as a school teacher – that’s life-changing money and showcases the potential of an effective stock trading strategy. And he’s not the only trader experiencing success. This year, one of his standout students, Kyle Dennis, exceeded $1,000,000 in trading profits from a starting portfolio of $15,000 in less than three years.
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I am interested in stock trading myself. I have not found the opportunity to begin because of high start up costs for practically every program out there. Am I not looking sufficiently hard or is it that I should simply hold up until the point when I have enough to begin? Is Jason Bond real with his business and program? How does Jason Bond contrast with crypto trading?
Hi Sameer. Although certain stock trading programs can provide you with a more structured approach when it comes to education, there are certainly many Free Resources out there to help you get started. It’s never too early to begin the educational process and start gaining experience. Free lessons are out there, you just have to do some digging. And Paper Trading provides you with the opportunity to test strategies without any financial risk.
If you’re looking for some free lessons and webinars to get started, two of my favorite spots to find them are Jason Bond’s Jason Bond Picks Blog and Kyle Dennis’ Biotech Breakouts Blog. In fact, my BioTech Breakouts Review even links to 3 or 4 of Kyle’s best video lessons geared toward beginners. Both Jason and Kyle are the real deal and offer some of the best educational services and training communities on Wall Street.
Probably the best part of their programs is 100% transparency – Jason Bond live streams his brokerage account during market hours for Millionaire Roadmap members, and Kyle Dennis does the same for his Nucleus clients. Not many other traders out there are willing to do this (most likely because they have something to hide). These services are focused on trading stocks, not Cryptocurrencies. Take care!
Hi Matt,
As far as I’m concerned, if Jason Bond’s story has one take away point, it’s about ‘safe jobs.’ Being an employee didn’t get him very far, did it? It wasn’t until he was willing to expand himself and go for his own business and trading that he began to really thrive. How many of us are stuck in jobs because we feel more secure? We’re not really doing ourselves a favor.
Thanks for the post.
Hi Paul – I completely agree with you. There’s definitely something to be said about the lifestyle that can be achieved through your own online business and stock trading. After 10 years of hard work and dedication as a schoolteacher, Jason didn’t have much to show for it. In fact, he was about a quarter million dollars in debt at that point. He went to school (even got a Master’s degree), landed a solid job, bought a house – basically did everything right according to conventional wisdom. But he was still drowning in debt. Is that the so-called American dream?
So many of us can relate to this exact scenario. There’s a sense of security when it comes to our jobs even though we hate them, earn modest wages/salaries, and barely get any vacation time to do the things we enjoy. And many times, that comes after 4-6 years of college education that costs a fortune. It’s sad, but true. And it’s a struggle to break free from that mindset. When Jason quit his job to pursue trading stocks and running a newsletter, everyone thought he was crazy. They wrote it off as a mid-life crisis. But he was done with the conventional path that only sent him backwards financially. He took a calculated risk, worked his tail off, and now he’s a multi-millionaire as a result.
If that doesn’t get you motivated to learn how to trade stocks and earn a consistent income doing so, then I don’t know what will. Jason Bond is no genius. Just a regular guy with an exceptional work ethic and energetic passion for helping his students make money in the stock market. If he can generate 100-300%+ returns each year, it’s possible that you can too. It all comes down to mindset and willingness to work hard in areas that will reward you monetarily (like the stock market with its unlimited potential). Take care!
Thank you once again, Matt for what amounts to some strong trading principles and training offered on your site consistently, this time focusing on the track record of Jason Bond with his elite-level swing trading, is bringing quality education to the marketplace and that is exactly what sooo many people need in this market.
I really like this article. The topic is something I am very fascinated in. My favorite service offering was the first one about day and swing trading. I would have liked a little more background information.
Hi J. You can find detailed information about Jason Bond Picks within My Review or This Handful of Blog Posts. Those should help answer all of your questions about the platform, but if not, always feel free to ask.
Like everyone else here I too am interested in stock trading. It just all seems so confusing to me. I know that the the market is one of the best ways to build wealth but I’m not sure if i’ve got the belly for it. Does Jason’s plan give you a step by step breakdown or set of actions to take? Or maybe like a set of principles to follow – “if this, then do that” kinda thing?
Hi Pat – great question. Jason’s flagship Day & Swing Trading service definitely aims to teaach concepts that Jason himself has used to capture over $1,000,000 in the markets at this point. He essentially looks for three different patterns, and capitalizes on those patterns over-and-over again.
With those 3 patterns, in addition to catalyst events, volume, and a couple other indicators, he finds every single one of his opportunities. Overall, it’s a relatively simple approach. You’ll find that the hardest part of trading is actually the mental aspect – staying disciplined, sticking to stops, taking profits, etc. And of course, he preaches these money management concepts as well (proper allocation, trade plans, risk vs. reward, etc.).
Awesome – Now I’m interested!
You’re so right about the mental aspect. I think I might be more cut out for the long-term investing style. Buy and hold. I feel I might have a heart attack every day doing those puts and shorts without someone over my shoulder telling me what I should be doing.
Thanks Matt!
No problem, Pat! Every trader has to figure out what strategy works best for their individual personality and lifestyle – short term, long term, or some mix of both. Some people like the excitement of short term trading and find long term investing boring, while others find short term trading stressful and find long term investing fun – it’s all a matter of personal preference. Cheers!
I am interested in stock trading myself. I have not gotten the chance to start due to high start up costs for almost every program out there, am I not looking hard enough or is it that I should just wait until I have enough to start. Is Jason Bond legitimate with his business and program? How does Jason Bond compare to Timothy Sykes the penny stock trader?
Hi Tyler – you’re not wrong. A lot of the newsletters and various other services within the stock trading/investing space can be viewed as expensive. Programs like Jason Bond Picks, BioTech Breakouts, Top Stock Picks, Penny Pro, Tim Alerts and K Capital Advisors run upwards of $100 per month. Supplemental services like Finviz and StocksToTrade scanning software can be an added expense as well. And on top of that, you need a portfolio (usually funded with at least $500-1,000 as the bare minumum) to trade with. The good news is that if the services you subscribe to are truly helping you be profitable, they’ll essentially pay for themselves. Jason Bond Picks, for example, has over 4,000 paying clients, so it’s undeniably clear that people are finding value in his service offerings.
I’d suggest taking a look at the Free Resources page. There’s a lot of educational content provided by all of the services mentioned above through email lists and blogs – at no cost. You won’t receive as much value as you would as a premium member of these services, but you’ll find golden nuggets of advice and information to start building your educational foundation. Don’t write off the value of paper trading either – it’s a risk-free approach to prepare, test, and refine your trading skills before risking any real money: Investopedia’s Stock Simulator and TD Ameritrade’s paperMoney are 2 popular platforms for this. Success on Wall Street starts with preparation and education.
Jason Bond and Timothy Sykes run similar programs focused on stock trading education. They’re both extremely motivational and have had success trading penny stocks themselves, but have varying personalities and teaching styles. I personally have much more experience with the Jason Bond Picks platform, but will be digging deeper into Tim Sykes’ services in the near future. Overall, they both offer educational content for their subscribers: video lessons, watch lists, webinars, chat rooms, trade alerts, etc. It really comes down to personal preference – which trader do you relate more to or think can help you become better? In the end, they’re both successful traders and teachers of their strategies.
I have heard a lot about Jason Bond and read some on him. So this post interested me to see how the track record really is, since I have been wanting to do this for quite some time now. Seems there are so many scams in this area, so it all seems overwhelming to me. Sounds like when I do want to get started, this might be a good choice!
It sounds like Jason Bond has an impressive track record. That said, I like how you described his products as an “educational platform”. It sounds like they could be very valuable as a way to learn how to make profitable trades, if they buyer allows themselves to pick up on the patterns. Those who buy the program to simply copy his trades will probably not get much value out of it as their timing would be off once Jason’s picks have already been published.
That’s exactly right, Kiersten. Self sufficiency is the ultimate goal of a service like Jason Bond Picks, and that only comes through education. Being a blind follower will ultimately result in failure. Those who choose the path of learning are committed to becoming better traders and have the highest success rates by far. It’s each members choice how they decide to use the service – to blindly follow or educate themselves – and that decision has a large impact on future success in the markets. Take care!
Hi Matt! I was always intrested in trading but I had no idea how it works, also I know there are many frauds.
Probably to become a good trader you need to learn a lot of things, and I have very little time for that. But I will keep in mind Jason Bond if I will come back to that idea.
Best wishes to you!
Hi Arina – you bring up a great point and I commend you for realizing that education is critical in becoming a great trader. If trading was as easy as copying some guru’s picks, everybody would be doing it. But the fact of the matter is that it does indeed require an understanding of numerous concepts and a dedication to learning in order to be consistently successful. The most profitable members at Jason Bond Picks study the video lessons, watch lists, and real-time alerts regularly, and implement what they’ve learned with a real-money portfolio only when they feel confident in their knowledge-base and fully prepared.
I am a teacher also. I don’t make a horrible income, but it is also not an income that will ever put me ahead of the game. I have been wanting to invest so this article is really good for me because Jason was once a teacher so I can relate. I like your suggestion to “paper trade” first in order to learn and become comfortable and I think I will do just that. What would you recommend I do to get started with the “paper trading?”
Hi Daisy. You can either start with a platform dedicated to paper trading like TD Ameritrade’s paperMoney and Investopedia’s Stock Simulator, or simply keep track of your trades in a journal. This is an entirely risk-free approach that allows you to test out various strategies and see what works best for your individual schedule, risk-tolerance, trading preferences, personality, portfolio value, etc. Here are some other free resources you might want to check out as well. Trade Green!
Hi Matt
Thank you for this article. It’s both inspirational and motivational.I find that there Is certainly something of value when it comes to Jason Bonds ‘Swing Trading.’
I have been wanting to do this for a while now.I think it’s time to take the bull by the horn and give it my best…It’s exciting, but scary at the same time. Any advice?
Regards,
Roopesh
Hi Roopesh – great to hear from you. The best advice I can give is to focus on the educational aspects of the service – the video lessons, watch lists, webinars, special reports, chat room access, real-time alerts, etc. Get used to the strategy and service as a whole before making any real trades. You may find it useful to paper trade for the first few months or so as a risk-free approach – that’ll take the fear out of it up to the point where you can analyze your success over an extended period of time, and then make a clear determination whether or not you like swing trading and want to continue with it.
Try to avoid the urge to simply mirror every single one of Jason Bond’s email & Text alerts because it will eventually end up badly over the long term. You have to be an educated, informed, and disciplined trader with the ability to make your own portfolio decisions in order to be consistently successful. Education is king – and Jason Bond is one of the best teachers on Wall Street. Much success to you and take care!
Hey Matt, I am Mike Casey. I find your site very interesting and am considering some investment options. My son works at Scott Trade and we always talk about the market and his 401 K plan. Hope to talk with you again and good luck to your future!
Finally, someone made a profit like this. A system that will help the traders to beat the market in four ways specially offered by Jason Bond Picks. I am willing to follow his strategy. Thank you for your informative article Mr. Matt. It will help me and more traders out there.
You’re welcome. Jason Bond’s portfolio performance is no fluke – he’s an amazing trader, and luckily, an amazing teacher as well which allows him to educate many others on his strategies. He’s created at least one millionaire trader in Kyle Dennis and will soon have more to vouch for his program’s effectiveness. I was personally able to grow my portfolio 23% in the course of three months using JBP’s Millionaire Roadmap – that’s more than double the average annual return of the S&P 500 in just a quarter of the time.
Hello and thanks for the information on your site and in this article. In a world like today it is good to see someone with such a great track record and someone that can be trusted. I love the fact that if someone is interested in stocks they have someone like Jason Bond to turn to.
I was injured working in law enforcement and I am probably not able to go back. My retirement is at risk so I will need to do something with my money for retirement so I may be interested.