So the bloke's site dcttradingroup.com claims to average around 7/8 successful trades out of 10 on a consistent basis. Here's what the respected ZeroHedge thinks:
ZeroHedge: Basically, for £107 a month, Oyefeso will send you 10 options tips per day out of which "7-8" will be "successful."
As anyone who's ever traded options knows, that's a virtual impossibilty. The idea that DTC bats .800 on 10 options trade ideas each and every trading day is borderline absurd and it's also worth noting that Oyefeso isn't exactly being transparent when he tells clients "your balance could never end up in the negative." An amateur could, for instance, forget to close an in-the-money position at expiry and get assigned. That wouldn't put someone "in the negative" per se (you'd be "in the positive" by definition), but coming up with the cash to buy 100 share lots of expensive stocks might not be what some of Oyefeso's clients bargained for. Also, successfully trading options requires the careful and vigilant management of volatile positions. It's not exactly a job that lends itself to working "one hour" per day.
http://www.zerohedge.com...rking-just-one-hour-day