Jeff Bishop – Trader Profile:
Jeff Bishop is a multi-millionaire trader with over two decades of experience. While he enjoys trading stocks, he excels trading exchange traded funds (ETF’s) and options. His credentials include two degrees from the University of Texas in Finance & Economics. He’s also a lifetime member of the high IQ society, Mensa. In recent years, Bishop has founded several financial education platforms, including TopStockPicks and RagingBull. Overall, he finds great joy in teaching others how to dominate the markets just like he does.
It’s also worth mentioning that Jason Bond of JasonBondPicks considers Jeff Bishop to be his greatest mentor, both in trading and life. Jason Bond is known for his extraordinary success trading small cap stocks and runs one of the most popular newsletters on Wall Street within that space. Just a couple years ago, he launched an exclusive mentor service focused on the most committed traders looking to take their skills and profits to the next level called Millionaire Roadmap. Since then, Bishop has been an active mastermind within Bond’s mentor program, providing monthly webinars, as well as a daily live stream of his options trading account. This mentor service allows its members to essentially look over the shoulder of multiple millionaire traders as they expertly navigate the markets.
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Thank you for introducing me to Jeff Bishop. Some time ago, I was interested in starting trading because I heard many success stories. But when I signed up for a program, it turned out to be useless and probably even a scam. If I want to go back to trading, I will use one of Jeff Bishop’s platforms – RagingBull or TopStockPicks.
Hi Michael. If you don’t mind me asking, do you remember the name of the trading program you signed up for back then? I’m curious to know what it was.
hi there is there any way i can contact Jeff bishop please like Instagram or whatsappp or Facebook or any media that i can get him please let me know
Hi Matt,
I’m a big believer in masterminding with the right people, as I think it’s a huge factor in being able to learn e.g. thinking habits and also for the added confidence of seeing one person do something making you feel that you can do it too!
Hence I think it’s a great idea that people who want to be million dollar traders, likewise hang out with million dollar traders too!
Jerry
It’s nice to find someone like Jeff Bishop who really knows what they’re doing and is willing to teach others just starting out. I have an interest in learning more about stock trading, but most of the resources that I find seem like scams or I find out that the people behind the programs are just as inexperienced as I am. I’m excited to see that Jeff has the experience and education to really teach honestly.
I also look forward to reading your ebook and learning more from you. Thanks for thinking about those just starting out.
Hi Theresa. Every great trader was once part of the “just starting out” crowd before, so I’m happy to help beginners get started educating themselves and understanding what types of services are out there for quality guidance.
One of my personal favorite resources is RagingBull.com, which Jeff Bishop founded – and it provides education in the form of articles, guides, and newsletters from various millionaire traders. You can’t go wrong learning from that elite group, including Jason Bond, Kyle Dennis, Jeff Williams, Petra Hess, etc. Cheers!
hi there is there any way i can contact Jeff bishop please like Instagram or whatsappp or Facebook or any media that i can get him please let me know
Hi Leul – I don’t believe Jeff Bishop is active on Twitter, Facebook, or any other social media as far as I know. Your best bet at contacting him directly is probably through his Weekly Money Multipler Contact Page. A member of his support team might answer but you can try asking to connect with him personally.
I just reviewed a short series of trades by this Jeff Bishop fellow. I found his claims to be inaccurate, his profit overstated.
I also just challenged him to join me in public so I could confront him on this matter.
Joe Bristor 11-10-18
These charlatans who claim to be successful traders and then charge exorbitant sums to teach very basic material that can be found freely on the internet.
If you’re harboring some hopes that these big talkers somehow know some secret strategy that can make you millions, if only you can learn what it is, well my friend, I’m here to tell you that you’re going to be sorely disappointed. Trust me, they don’t have a clue. Ask yourself, if even Warren Buffet who can produce “only” returns of 20% a year, do you think some hack who leased a jet or lamborghini or whatever for a day to make a YouTube video ad can consistently generate 100% as they like to claim? Whatever “success” that they have with trading is due to a couple of fluke trades. With that kind of poor risk management (If lucky, win big, else lose big), it’s only a matter of time when the big loss hits.
Don’t ever fall for all the hype. That is how they make their money, by finding poor suckers to part with their precious savings. For all you know, they could be trading against you behind your back. They are the wolf and you are the sheep. Go watch the movie Wolf of Wall Street, if you haven’t already, you will learn the trick of the scamsters.
Do your own research and your own thinking! First rule when evaluating the legitimacy of trading “gurus” is look at the amount of hype that they put up. The more hype you see, the more likely they’re just charlatans peddling useless strategies. Secondly, this is more challenging, is demand proof of trading performance. Certain trading platforms display equity curve for the account. Ask for that. Better yet, all trade recommendations should be published on their website including exact time of the trade alert. These can be screen captured by anyone viewing the website, so they cannot change the record so easily. Using Wayback Machine to check old versions of the site is also source of proof.
At the end of the day, if they cannot produce convincing proof of their claimed trading “prowess”, move on. You’re better off using that money on actual trading, you’ll learn more that way, provided you have put in many hours of earnest research on how to trade, of course.
Your post is actually gold!