I found out about Wizetrade from a late night infomercial, and then another competing company's infomercial came on afterwards. I'm an older guy who was looking to make some stock investments at the time of watching the infomercials so they both grabbed my attention. All through out the infomercials they try to urge you to "come to their convention to learn the ins and outs of their software." They talked about their red-light green-light systems and how they tell you when to get in a stock and when to pull out. Call me dumb, call me smart but I went to the convention. It was free so I figured I didn't have anything to lose. The first convention I went to was for Wizetrade. They gave a presentation on the product and then went through a "live trade." They showed the entry point and the red-light green-light approach. They got out when the stock showed red and they made money. I'm a Vietnam Vet with a pension plan. I had been thinking about investing into the stock market for over 10 years, but I didn't have the knowledge. I used a stock broker once, and his returns were too low and too risky to be worthwhile, so I pulled my money out and vowed not to risk my money again like that. (I was on a fixed income and retired) After going through the Wizetrade Convention I was pretty excited, and wanted to get going with it. I wanted to do some research and due diligence though before hand; because I was concerned as to why there was two companies pushing the same type of product. So, I left the convention, went home and started researching wizetrade. I found out some pretty compelling information. The guy who created the software had one of the largest and most successful stock brokerage firms in Dallas. He later branched off and developed the Wizetrade software. He never had intentions of soliciting the software, but one day a local entrepreneur posted an ad in the newspaper looking for someone with a big idea. The developer called him and the rest is history. Wizetrade was the first company to create an online stock charting program and stock trading software of its nature. After realizing that the competitor infomercial I had seen was a copy-cat, I decided not to even attend their convention. In a weird way, it kind of enraged me, because the "copy cat company" went out of their way to bash Wizetrade and Wizetrade was the Original creator and innovator. Since Wizetrade has been released there's been over 3 or 4 med-size companies try to compete, but none seem to make the bar because Wizetrade hit the market first; and fast. They hold a huge convention each year with thousands of people in attendance. Last year President H.W. Bush spoke. I strongly urge anyone in my shoes to consider Wizetrade. I was on a fixed income, I had no knowledge of the stock market and I do very well for myself now. | 
