Jayden V.
Review of Brad Goh’s YouTube and…
Review of Brad Goh’s YouTube and Courses This is what I noticed and what other people have said online. It might not be 100% true, but it’s what I found. Some YouTubers say Brad Goh’s videos look a lot like other people’s videos. They think he might be copying or following ideas from them. Because of this, some people wonder if his videos are really original. Also, people have noticed that he doesn’t show proof of how much money he actually makes. Some say the strategies he teaches seem like things that other people already teach. This makes some viewers wonder what is new or special about his courses. Another thing people talk about is why someone who already makes money on YouTube would sell courses. Some think it’s to help others, and some think it’s to make more money. In the end, it’s best to watch his videos yourself, check what other people say, and decide if his course is worth it for you.
Response from 1% Club TradingMar 19, 2026
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. However, this review is based largely on assumptions, things “other people have said,” and comments you’ve seen online rather than your own direct experience with our programs. You are not our student, and Trustpilot is meant for genuine customer experiences based on firsthand use of the product or service. That said, I still want to address a few of the points raised. In trading education, many concepts will naturally overlap because the markets work the same way for everyone. What matters is not who uses the fanciest words, but who can actually teach the concepts clearly, help traders apply them properly, and produce real results. On the question of proof, Brad has documented every single trade, both wins and losses, publicly over the past year on his live trading channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@bradgtrades And that is just Brad’s own record. You can also find thousands of student results here: https://thetradingblueprint.com/results Proof matters more than talk. As for why someone would trade, create content, and also sell education, the answer is simple: teaching, building systems, and helping traders improve is part of the mission. Those things are not mutually exclusive. For anyone considering our programs, the best thing to do is exactly what serious people should always do: look at the evidence, review the free content, study the live trading records, look through the student results, and make your own informed decision based on facts, not speculation. If you were ever actually a student and had a genuine issue with the program or your experience, we would be more than happy to address it directly.