1% Club TradingReviews of 1percentclub.co

Spent so much money, stayed for 5 full months of consistent 5-10 hour days, barring only when I’m sick which is like 5 days. Consistently watch content, journal, took down notes, only to realise that he doesn’t even have a consistent drawdown template for his students which is why most if not all of them go bust after finish the course. Emailed them to ask but got no reply. 0. If I wanted to hit the lottery I’d just go to the nearest casino.

Fake and scam

!!Scam Alert!! I feel like one of the worst traders in the world. I joined their course four months ago, I was told then that I would be able to do live classes and live trading. But it has been five months now and I have not received any live classes, any live sessions, anything from them. Most of the people who give reviews here give paid reviews. I have messaged, emailed and knocked on them more than 40 times so far. But they do not teach me anything with my money. Their entire team is a fake organization that runs on YouTube videos and hype.

Watching brad's trades for ages and still not proffiting. Also he is telling opposite of what he told in earlier his videos. If he is a good trader? Why he wants to earn from YouTube and selling course? Just increase the lot size.thats it

Very aggressive and manipulative advertising and calls. I understood the sales team was using all the dirty tricks to pressure the client into buying the course. They will ask what are you doing wrong in your trader, or what you will be able to do if you would be a successful trader. Then later part of your “consultation” use those information, to aggressively push you buy a 10k product without thinking it through. The strategy is, you are not doing well for ‘x’ amount of months of trading and you have this dream of ‘x’, and your salvation is this 10K mentorship and if you don’t act now you are repeating your ‘x’ months of mentality that didn’t bring consistent profit. I find Brad’s videos very useful. But the marketing team/system is a real disaster and made me uncomfortable and lost faith into that system. Make informed and calm choice, and don’t take decision under external pressure 🙏

I paid for 6 months in advance, but after just one month I realized that the program was mostly hype and wasn't delivering the results that were promised. The marketing makes you believe that if you stay for 6 months, you'll definitely see results, but that hasn't been my experience. When I requested a refund, it was immediately denied. Based on what I've seen, many students who have completed the program are still not consistently profitable. This makes me question the effectiveness of the course and some of the reviews associated with it. Another issue is that many people who join are working professionals with limited free time. The course content is extremely lengthy, making it difficult to complete in a reasonable timeframe. It almost feels like the course is intentionally designed to take a long time to finish, which keeps people subscribed longer. Overall, I would advise potential buyers to do thorough research before committing, especially if you're paying for several months upfront.

I was disappointed when Brad texted me on Instagram to sell me his course.it really pissed off and lost belief in him

My Takeaways I joined this program based on two key expectations: 1. The coaches would carry out live trading using real capital. 2. Their strategy would enable traders to scale their accounts within 30 days. My Experience However, my actual experience was quite different. None of the coaches demonstrated live trading with real funds. Most sessions were focused on suggestions and predictions about market direction rather than executing trades in real time. I did not see verifiable proof that any of the coaches were consistently profitable traders or managing significant capital. Additionally: Much of the content shared online (e.g., YouTube) appears to rely on demo accounts, simulated environments, or market replay, without transparent proof from live broker accounts. There was a strong emphasis on promoting their subscription tools and applications, which suggests that a significant portion of their revenue comes from selling services rather than trading itself. Course Content & Value On the positive side, the program provides a solid foundation in market mechanics, which can be useful for beginners. However, the course fee (approximately $10,000 USD) is extremely high relative to the value delivered. In my view, similar foundational knowledge can be obtained from other sources at a much lower cost. Key Concerns Lack of transparency in live trading performance Over-reliance on theoretical analysis instead of execution. Business model appears focused more on course sales and subscriptions rather than proven trading success My Takeaway This experience has helped me better understand the trading education industry. From what I’ve observed, a large percentage of providers may not be consistently profitable in real-market conditions. At the same time, I appreciate the learning I gained—it has helped me become more aware and cautious. Recommendations for Others If you are considering joining: 1. Do not pay the full amount upfront at any cost 2. Never pay any amount including first installment, straight after the call. They attract the people's dopamine by attracting that new-joiners can easily make more money soon they join the program 3. Strictly request them to share the coach's trades on a daily basis using real capital and request them to share the screen of their trading on daily basis. Request them to share their monthly equity curve for their accounts for better transparency. This shows that whatever the strategy is being taught, is also achievable in real life. So, no more theories 4. If the above conditions are agreed, start with an initial installment (on the worst case scenario) and evaluate the program carefully. Always look for evidence of real live trading and verified results. Ensure the coaches can demonstrate actual execution, not just theories. All these theories are from the SMC books that anyone can easily learnt it. This program may be helpful for complete beginners, but due to the high cost and lack of transparency, I personally would not recommend this to anyone, and would advise exploring other alternatives before committing. Also, the coaches have lack of knowledge on fundamental analysis, and they are completely beginners. They are quite good in SMC/ICT theories but not in real trading. Finally, this is what I’ve observed: Brad’s YouTube content does not appear to reflect real trading. It seems that he relies on market replay, simulated accounts, or demo trading, and then presents it as if he is making significant profits from a single trade. This, in my view, is misleading. Please don’t fall into this trap. This concern is not limited to Brad alone—it applies to many other YouTubers as well. As mentioned earlier, most of these individuals seem to earn their income through courses, theory-based lessons, and subscription services, rather than through actual live trading. So far, I have not seen any of coaches, consistently trade live with real capital while transparently sharing their genuine experiences. Overall, I learned the good things what they acquired it (theories of market mechanics), and moved on, but it is painful that I paid a lot of money for it, which could have been invested wisely. A lesson learnt.