Some of your points are valid, others not so much. First off I don't "cherry pick" data. Stock recommendations are made on a daily basis via an algorithm (cron

Some of your points are valid, others not so much. First off I don't "cherry pick" data. Stock recommendations are made on a daily basis via an algorithm (crontab / php) while I'm at my day job. Right now the algo tracks 500 stocks, so I don't have time to cherry pick data for those each flavor of the week stock. So on 1/28/15 I got a signal to buy Amazon, that signal hasn't changed so it is possible to gain 100% return. It's also doing wonders for http://www.strategic-options.com/trade/stock/chipotle-mexican-grill-inc http://www.strategic-options.com/trade/stock/chipotle-mexica... Where I do see your valid point, this could be perceived as a scam. Which ultimately becomes a marketing issue. I'm not really doing a good job of convincing an audience of the potential. I'm to much of programmer/data analysis, that I forget to market it to a general public. Jim Crammer on CNBC is a great marketer, but he is a pretty poor stock picker. My newer strategy has been http://www.strategic-options.com/trade/alerts http://www.strategic-options.com/trade/alerts at $9.99, seems like it's pretty difficult to scam someone at that low price point. The end result is I'm in need of internet marketer / growth hacker / seo guru...