Wolf Pups of Wallstreet
I originally reached out to inquire about the options program. The circa 2010's internet marketing guru style sales funnel was the first red flag, but I followed through due to curiosity. Salesman employ high pressure sales tactics and are rude and sarcastic when you resist conversion, likely due to receiving commissions. After learning the details, including the price of entry being over $4k ("on sale"), simple arithmetic deduces that this offer is not worth it to someone who's not an absolute beginner, and if you are, you're better off utilizing the plethora of free education available online and practicing with your own capital. The maximum position size they allow is 10 options contracts. Reviewing the options chain as of right now, after market close 09/30/24, NVIDIA at the money calls ($121 strike) expiring 10/04/24 are priced $264 each. You can buy 10 for $2,640! More modest ($119 strike) calls that are 2% in the money will cost you $3,850 for 10. $4k+ for an evaluation and subpar profit split post passing it is absurd. They're clearly not trying to recruit good traders with these numbers, so what are they doing? This company also engages in review manipulation here on Trust Pilot and on BBB. The majority of the positive reviews fail the uniqueness rating in linguistic analysis tests. Proceed with caution, I personally do not recommend doing business with them.