Larry Pesavento: Crash coming June 2-6 to June 26

Cazza La Randa · May 30, 2010

Listen the interview:

http://commoditywatch.podbean.com/2010/05/27/larry-pesavento-beware-june-2nd/

Dow 8800

shortie · May 30, 2010

"Larry Pesavento , pattern recognition expert , who uses astrological patterns to great effect when trading, is back"

i think i will skip the podcast...

stock777 · May 30, 2010

Now I'm confused, he seems Bearish?

ProfLogic · May 30, 2010

Larry is an alcoholic . . .

psytrade · May 30, 2010

http://www.ripoffreport.com/investm...ento/larry-pesavento-six-counts-aga-ywe4c.htm

pspr · May 30, 2010

Larry's a promoter not an analyst. He doesn't have a clue. He probably read somewhere there would be a market crash.

tmarket · Jun 2, 2010

Quote from psytrade:

http://www.ripoffreport.com/investm...ento/larry-pesavento-six-counts-aga-ywe4c.htm
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Larry Pesavento - TradingTutor.com
4625 E. Camino Rosa
Tucson Arizona 85718
U.S.A.
Phone: 520-529-0469
Web Address:

Category: Investment Brokers

Submitted: Monday, October 06, 2003
Last posting: Friday, February 27, 2004
On 11/05/2001 I placed my retirement money ($190,000.00) with Larry Pesavento, a professional stock trader in Tucson, AZ, and paid him a management/set-up fee of $3,800.00 (2%) to trade my account.

Shortly after the first of the year (2002) he recommended that one of his students trade my account as he did not have time for it. He assured me that this gentleman was his best student and that he would look after the account activity closely.

While I was in Chicage (April 2002) on business, I received a frantic phone call from Mr. Pesavento in Tucson stating that the gentleman trading my account had lost $107,000.00 in a quick series of losing trades over the past 2-3 days.

He assured me that he could get the money back. I immediately closed the account to trading within the hour.
In November and December 2002 Mr. Pesavento started another smaller commodity account for me to "get the loss back". This account rose to approximately 40,000 over the next few weeks, and then started dropping over the next several weeks to around $22,000. At this point I called Mr. Pesavento and asked him what was going on with the declining balance, wherein he apologized that he had forgotten the positions he had taken in the account and I decided to take him off the account as a trader.

From December 2002 until the present he has refused to make up for the loss or trade an account responsibly to regain the loss. He stated that there was nothing more he could do for me, that the loss was not his responsibility. I recently have received copies of email correspondence from the second gentleman regarding my loss, and in two e-mails, Mr. Pesavento has admitted responsibility for the loss, but asked the student trader not to discuss this loss episode with me, and he has also asked that before the student trader sends any email correspondence to me that he, Mr. Pesavento, be permitted to review it first. He will not even return the $3,800.00 account management fee that I paid him!!!

Jack
Gaffney, South Carolina
U.S.A.
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bugscoe · Jun 4, 2010

Ruh-roh, Raggy!

MattF · Jun 5, 2010

it's all in the stars & planets...

joe4422 · Jun 5, 2010

Of course he won't refund the 3,800 dollars. That's the only money he makes.

Sounds like he didn't want to tell you the truth, which was probably that he tried really hard to trade it, but failed as typically does.