Who is Kyle Dennis and How Did He Become a Millionaire Trader?
Kyle Dennis made a name for himself by becoming the first subscriber of Jason Bond Picks to capture over $1,000,000 in verified trading profits. He’s only 26 years old and was able to achieve this astronimical feat in under three years. Within that time, he turned a modest $15,000 account into over $1,000,000 and is now swiftly approaching the $2,000,000 mark. If you were to ask him, I’d bet that he’d say his success was a direct result of three things: education, education, and education. He was one of the first individuals to join Jason Bond’s cutting-edge mentor service, Millionaire Roadmap (which now sells for $6,999 per year), and that investment in himself clearly paid for itself many times over at this point.
Back in June 2016, Jason Bond handed Kyle Dennis the keys to a brand new Porsche 911 Targa – his reward for reaching the $1,000,000 mark. This was a challenge Jason administered to all of his clients when his mentor service launched back in June 2015, and Kyle took full advantage. After months of assisting fellow Millionaire Roadmap members and truly paying-it-forward within the JBP community, Kyle was provided with the opportunity to launch a stock trading newsletter of his own. The focus is on the most explosive sector in the market and where Kyle has quickly proven himself as an expert – Biotechnology. His success thus far is no fluke, and I’m positive his newsletter, BioTech Breakouts, will be one of the best on Wall Street. He’s a natural teacher, always performs his due diligence, and is consistently patient and disciplined in his approach.
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steve says
July 19, 2017 at 4:55 pmI actually added this site to my favorites as I am going to try trading on a small scale…I hope. Most of the content is over my head at the moment but your writing is engaging and makes me want to learn more. It was great to se the resources for beginners at first glance…that is what drew me in.
Yuliyan Andreev says
March 21, 2017 at 10:53 pmThere is no other explanation of yearly subscription except greed. If the service sucks, the customer cannot cancel with refund, and that’s really bad customer’s service.
And what if Kyle gets hot by a bus tomorrow? Hw is the customer protected?
Matt Thomas says
March 22, 2017 at 8:31 pmHi Yuliyan. I’m assuming you’re talking about Kyle Dennis’ Biotech Nucleus (mentor service), which is in fact only offered as a yearly option. But I wouldn’t say that there’s no explanation for it. The bottom line is that it’s priced and offered in a way that attracts the most committed traders. Kyle doesn’t want members who aren’t “all in”, so to speak. In my personal opinion, he’s not trying to be rude or greedy, but he’d rather not have your business if you’re not dedicated to your trading success for at least one year.
He also offers two other services: Biotech Catalyst Swing Trader (his most popular service) & Biotech Investor (focused on longer term holds). The Catalyst Swing Trading service is offered on a quarterly basis (3 months) and is where most members start. The Investor service is another offering that is only offered on a yearly basis, but that’s because the time horizons on trades are longer – so it doesn’t make sense for subscriptions to be anything less. Both of these services are wrapped up into a Nucleus subscription, plus a ton of additional value.
As far as refunds go, if something unforeseen were to happen to Kyle then I’m sure his team would make an exception in that scenario and pay members back on a prorated basis (or something similar). I know it’s natural to be skeptical of any service in the “stock trading” space, but Kyle Dennis has proven to be one of the best on Wall Street, regardless of his age. Best part of all, he’s an even better teacher, and that’s what makes his service stand out. If you’re not already signed up on his free email list then you might want to do that too. I can’t make any promises of what might be offered, but I know 1-month trial periods (for relatively cheap) have been offered in the past.
Overall, he’s just not desperate for members to join his service if they don’t believe in him and aren’t personally motivated to succeed. He already has thousands of loyal subscribers that show up ready to learn and improve their trading skills every single day. People are always complaining about the lack of free trials, long subscription periods, high prices, etc. before becoming members, but to put it as plainly as possible: he doesn’t need your business. Not trying to be rude at all, and that’s not directed at you specifically (just many potential subscribers in general), but it’s the truth. In the end, he wants the most committed traders to join because their success reflects on him. He’d rather not waste his time with lazy individuals just looking to copy his alerts – it’s about education.
I hope that helps provide some reasoning as to why Kyle’s mentor service, Biotech Nucleus, is only offered on a yearly basis. In fact, if he was greedy, he’d actually be trying to reel-in as many subscribers as possible at lower prices and not care at all how committed they were – it would simply be a cash-grab. Kyle, however, believes highly in the value of his services and wants his members on board for a long time. Take care!
Roopesh says
January 9, 2017 at 1:39 pmHi Matt,
I must be honest with you, I am really looking at joining Kyle’s newsletter. I did check out the link, and must say that it is a little steep regarding the price. I am referring to the course intended for busy professionals.
I was hoping that it could have been paid in installments or something like that. Anyways, coming back to your article, this man proved his worth and gave JBP, a serious run and deserves the Porsche, hands down.
I am very happy for him and am glad that he now helps others follow in his footsteps.
Regards,
Roopesh
Matt Thomas says
January 10, 2017 at 8:13 pmHi Roopesh. The main reason that the Biotech Investor service is only offered as a yearly option is because of the duration of the trades. Hold times can be weeks to months, so if you only have a 3-month (quarterly) membership, you might not see too many trades through to completion. In addition to that, yearly options bring about the most committed traders – and that’s really what Kyle Dennis wants. The most committed traders are focused on education and have the highest levels of success.
With that being said, I wouldn’t hesitate to contact the BioTech Breakouts Support team just to see if there’s anything they can do to help. They typically try to accommodate subscribers as best they can. Take care!