I’ve been a member of his community for over a year now, and I followed him for a while before that. At first, I was really impressed—he stood out as transparent and honest, especially when he shared his P/L and stuff like that. But my opinion changed pretty quickly.He pushes and advertises his courses way too hard, selling anything that moves. He also takes ideas from other software and companies, like Bookmap, and then creates his own version—calling it “Atlas” or whatever—and hypes it as a total game changer. Meanwhile, he used to say Bookmap wasn’t even necessary to succeed. It’s basically a copycat.Even when you look at the P/L he shares, it feels off because it comes from 4-5 different accounts. You have to wonder how many more he’s got hidden. He occasionally posts his equity curve from Interactive Brokers, and the most recent one showed him hitting 10 mil. But he shows you the account value, not actual performance. Anyone with an IB account knows “value” is just that—value. If I deposited 100k, the equity curve would climb anyway, especially since he holds VOO and the market’s been on fire for the past couple of years. A lot of that growth is probably just the bull market doing its thing. I could show my 401k equity curve and look like a genius too.The point is, you think he’s being transparent, but it’s really just a facade. You have no real idea how much of that money comes from actual day trading versus all the courses, videos, and other stuff he tries so hard to sell. As the saying goes: if you’re that successful, why do you need to hustle YouTube videos and online courses? Don’t give me the “I just love to teach” line. Watch out!
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