Easy Race Trading is a new product from horse racing trader David Clapp. It claims to show users what they need in order to establish themselves as a successful trader.
What does the product offer?
Easy Race Trading is a surprisingly compact but somehow, an in depth look at what you should be doing as a horse racing trader. The whole thing is spread over several chapters which are in turn of rather varied lengths. David Clapp says that the focus of Easy Race Trading is on educating those who have little to no knowledge about horse racing.
In the sales material, there is also talk of what Easy Race Trading doesn’t include and this is apparently most methods of trading.
In fact, Easy Race Trading only looks at one trading method which is a rather simple one, back to lay. As well as exploring this betting strategy, Easy Race Trading also covers topics like robots, when to bet and even things like an overall look at betting exchanges.
Also included as a part of Easy Race Trading are a few additional and massively simple betting strategies.
How does the product work?
I am familiar with David Clapp’s work and I have looked at some of his other products before now, and in his niche, he knows a fair amount about horse racing trading.
Unfortunately, this area of expertise isn’t all that Easy Race Trading covers and this is one of the disappointing aspects.
Whilst Easy Race Trading is clearly designed to educate, there are numerous parts of the book that simply cover subjects that are too simple for my liking.
It is interesting to note however that ultimately, Easy Race Trading is there to draw you into another of David Clapp’s products, Easy Race Trading.
What is the initial investment?
David Clapp is selling Easy Race Trading both through his personal website and also on Amazon’s Kindle store. On the Kindle store, Easy Race Trading is sold for £8.99 whilst if you elect to buy it directly from the author, it will (somewhat paradoxically) cost you £12.99.
There is no mention of any money back guarantee and as such, I wouldn’t want to be reliant on this being in place.
What is the rate of return?
There isn’t really any claimed rate of return for Easy Race Trading and this is somewhat with good reason. Ultimately, it is a training guide that teaches you how to trade yourself and so the final amount you make will depend on how, and how often you choose to trade.
Conclusion
I know that David Clapp knows his stuff and to be fair to him, Easy Race Trading isn’t a bad product.
It is a snappy and informative guide that does a good job of covering the basics of horse racing trading. There are however two criticisms that I personally have. The first is the cost. This is a rather basic guide and whilst it isn’t a bad thing having all the information in one place, a lot of it is available for free elsewhere.
The other is that in many respects, Easy Race Trading is simply part of a larger sales funnel for Easy Race Trading which feels a little bit cheap to me.
