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Great customer service. Friendly tellers. Fantastic branch to visit - highly recommend.

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Online Trading Academy Norwalk

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I have so enjoyed the classwork at Online Trading Academy Norwalk. Initially I signed up for the 3…read moreday Market Timing class in Brooklyn, NY, and was so intrigued and blown away by the information about Asset Classes, following the trading patterns of the big institutions, then learning a patented program designed and taught by Online Trading Academy, that I then signed up for Core Strategy. I started this one week class in Brooklyn first, which was a wonderful center also, but transferred to the center in Norwalk because it is closer to my home. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Flege, and the instructors in the Norwalk location have been absolutely top notch, and the material they present is well organized and well designed for people like me who are novice at investing, as well as for experienced investors. Online Trading Academy presents the classes with honesty and terrific advice to accompany the classwork. Core Strategy takes some practice, and Steve Flege has been super in offering personal classes to help students advance. I want to also take some of the other Asset Classes. Another great thing about Online Trading Academy is that a student can take the classes over and over for free for life, and has access to all the same classes online that are recorded, or even given live, as well as a wealth of other learning information. Try this school out if you have any interest in learning investing tools with no prior knowledge or skills...the data is mind-blowing and advanced. Priscilla

So I just completed their 3 hour free introduction course. Here's some feedback for the school:…read more Pro-tip #1: Don't act all annoyed when a prospective student who comes out to kick the tires asks if the follow-up paid course has any sort of satisfaction guarantee. A simple yes or no would suffice. Pro-tip #2: Don't hem and haw when a prospective student asks how much follow-on training might cost and force said prospective student to dig in and continue to ask. The answer to this BTW appears to be a minimum of $1000.00 for every day of training for a 7 day course. Apparently the next follow up course for $149.00 does not really provide any skills - just further background, refreshments and lunch and more opportunity to sell courses. Of course if they stuck all this up front they would get much fewer curiosity seekers. My very basic question today before having information about the ACTUAL courses was would I have enough information and possible skill and tools to be able to start investing after taking the next follow on course for $149.00. Initially the answer was yes but that quickly turned into a no when pressed. You are basically paying for an two way interview. Oh and I FINALLY gleaned that there were no real tools like simulator platforms to practice etc just materials. So I left with the glaring question of why are they worth $1000 a day and why that other course is worth $149 other than the repeated mantra that I'd we were disciplined and followed their rules we would not lose all our money. Mind you they kept pushing futures and margins and options which are all risky ventures even for very seasoned and experienced investors. Hilariously, this instructor stated that if you followed their system it was NOT gambling even though he also stated that it was like a craps table because the best bets were for the house against the dice thrower as those odds were better. And if course the response that this was not gambling because of their systems and the research. Helloooooo. Past performance is not and indicator of future performance and when no one can state with certainty an outcome it's still called gambling. Verbal semantics to sell.

First County Bank - mortgagebrokers - Updated October 2026

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