Review content for In The Money Stocks shows a clear split: a few users report significant profits from signals, while many detailed reviews report large losses, extended losing positions, and concerns about risk management. Multiple reviewers specifically cite lack of transparent overall portfolio P&L, hidden open losses, and removal of negative feedback as recurring issues. If you consider this service, request clear historical performance that includes open and closed positions, confirm refund and cancellation terms, and consider paper trading or a short trial before committing capital. For larger investments, consult an independent, regulated financial adviser and compare passive index alternatives versus active signal services.
Examples from available reviews (Dec 2021 – Feb 2026).
Signals produced regular profitable trades yielding substantial returns.
“I have made several thousand dollars on these trades.”
Team provided transparency and market information for informed decisions.
“Gareth and the team provide this information.”
Subscriber reports long-term massive losses and lack of overall portfolio transparency.
“Service subscribers are never shown total portfolio P&L”
Member faced margin calls and large losses due to ignored stops and poor risk management.
“My portfolio got margin call 2 times.”
Most reviewers report poor or inconsistent trade signals and execution; a minority say early signals produced profits.
Numerous reviewers report subscription losses and question value; a few long-term users describe earlier profitable trades.
Some users note automatic closures and quick gains; many describe stressful experiences including margin calls and liquidations.
Multiple reviewers criticise the trading methodology, prolonged losing positions and weak risk management; a small group reports profitable signals.
Several reviewers allege opaque reporting, removed negative reviews and hidden open-position reporting; one reviewer praises team transparency.
Most detailed reviews describe sustained losses and transparency concerns; a minority of reviewers report profitable results earlier.
For each review, the core experience based on original source reviews.
Sources: Trustpilot (22) · Collected.reviews (1) · Quotes shortened · As of: February 2026
Reviewer warns service adds to losing trades and lacks risk management.
“No risk to reward ratio. No risk management.”
Team provided transparency and market information for informed decisions.
“Gareth and the team provide this information.”
Reviewer warns shorting alone is dangerous and causes losses.
“The idea that you can short alone is dangerous and you will lose.”
Reviewer did not receive any payout and advises avoiding the company.
“I did not received any payout from them.”
One-year membership resulted in large losses and poor day-trading practices.
“AVOID them Huge loss for 1 year membership with them.”
Reviewer claims they were misled about no-risk and only recovered money via lawyer.
“Scums bags they told me it no risk and...”
Service misleads with win-rate metrics and hides long-term losses.
“hiding the massive losses which Gareth holds for multiple years”
Subscriber reports long-term massive losses and lack of overall portfolio transparency.
“Service subscribers are never shown total portfolio P&L”
Reviewer alleges no transparency and substantial losses from fund and service.
“The service is a scam.”
Member faced margin calls and large losses due to ignored stops and poor risk management.
“My portfolio got margin call 2 times.”
Long-term subscriber reports severe losses and hidden losing trades.
“Take it from experience, DO NOT do it.”
Reviewer lost almost 40% last year and criticizes accumulating bad trades.
“Down almost 40% in the last year.”
Service encouraged shorts in strong stocks leading to significant portfolio losses.
“They will tell you to stay in these massive losing positions for years”
Reviewer says the signal service is really poor.
“Really really poor signal service.”
Reviewer claims traders shorted NVDA and rely on subscription revenue, not trading profits.
“They shorted NVDA at $300 and kept adding, need I say more?”
Reviewer says losing positions are rarely closed and trader ignores stops.
“Losing positions are almost never closed.”
Reviewer claims negative reviews removed and losing trades hidden, warning to be careful.
“they have a lot of losing trades that they never close”
Longtime customer lost over $150k and warns others not to sign up.
“I a lost more than 150k USD and trying to recover now as much as I can.”
Reviewer claims Trustpilot removed their negative review and they lost over $550k.
“I lost more than 550k usd currently with this guy!!”
Follower says poor long-term results, added to losers and lost significant money.
“Worst long term experience.”
Reviewer calls Gareth Soloway a scammer and warns others to avoid him.
“STAY AWAY FROM GARETH SOLOWAY”
I have been a member at In The Money Stocks for over a year now. I have received several signals which have resulted in quick profits. On average, the trades have turned over three to four times a day for about an average of ten days or more per trade. Most of the time my positions are closed automatically with most gaining anywhere from two to five points, resulting in roughly two hundred percent profit on each position. A couple of the trades resulted in over twenty points per share.
I have made several thousand dollars on these trades. I would truly recommend this service to anyone interested in trading Stocks with a potential for large percentage gains.
This page combines submitted experiences with public reviews from platforms such as Google, Trustpilot, etc. Recurring points are summarized without changing the content of reviews.
In The Money Stocks is a subscription-based stock and ETF trading service that offers trade alerts, educational content, and live trading rooms. Publicly associated with trader Gareth Soloway, the service advertises real-time signals, portfolio updates, and video analysis for active traders. Consumers researching reviews should verify documented performance metrics, subscription terms, refund policies, and how open positions and overall portfolio P&L are reported.