1% Club TradingReviews of 1percentclub.co

If someone asked me whether I recommend the program, I honestly wouldn't give a simple yes or no. Instead, I'd share my experience and let them decide whether it matches what they're looking for. I have mixed feelings about the program. It may simply not have been the type of learning environment that suited me. Pros The ICT concepts are explained in a well-structured way. Since then, much of the material has also been published on YouTube (with less detail), but I think once you understand the strategy, the real work comes from practice and screen time. There is access to a community of traders. There are daily group coaching calls where members can ask questions and have charts reviewed.(one-to-one coaching sessions with mentors are available, but they come at an additional cost and are not included in the regular membership) Overall, I think the program is particularly suitable for people who are completely new to trading and need a structured roadmap. What I didn't like At the beginning of the program, I had a one-to-one onboarding call where we established a roadmap (study → backtesting → finding an edge → trading → funding). Near the end of my fifth month, I had another short individual call. Apart from that, the only regular contact consisted of monthly check-ins about my progress. Beyond those interactions, most of the responsibility for learning and improving is entirely on you. Personally, I felt I would have benefited from more personalized guidance. I also noticed that there were members with significantly more trading experience who had been in the program for over a year without becoming consistently profitable. That doesn't necessarily mean the program doesn't work, but it made me question whether the level of individual coaching was enough for everyone. By the end of the program, I realized that my biggest obstacle was no longer understanding the strategy. My main challenge is psychology and execution, and that's something I need to work on myself. I rarely used the community chat, and because the daily live sessions often didn't fit my schedule, I usually watched the recordings afterwards. Considering my personal usage, I didn't feel that paying the monthly subscription after the initial six-month period would provide enough value. Cancellation experience I joined the program on 28 January. The pricing model requires a higher payment during the first six months, followed by a monthly subscription. At the beginning of June, I emailed the team requesting cancellation before the monthly subscription started. I received an email saying they would process my request and update me. After almost a month without confirmation, I contacted them again because the subscription renewal date was approaching. Only after my second email did I receive confirmation that my subscription had been cancelled and my access revoked. What disappointed me was that my access was removed immediately, even though I still had around three weeks remaining that I had already paid for under my original six-month period. I don't regret joining because it gave me structure and helped me understand the ICT concepts, but looking back, I don't think the investment required during the initial six months matched the type of support I personally needed to make meaningful progress. However, I realized that what I need at this stage isn't more educational content—it's improving my execution, discipline, and psychology, which no course can do for me. If I were starting over today, I would still invest in my trading education, but I would spend more time researching different options before committing to a program. Looking back, I think I would have benefited more from a mentorship with a stronger focus on personalized feedback and regular one-to-one guidance. Whether this program is worth it depends on what you're looking for: If you're a complete beginner, I think it's a good structured introduction to ICT concepts, with a supportive community and daily group coaching. If you already have trading experience and understand the technical concepts, I would personally recommend looking for a mentorship that offers more individualized coaching and regular reviews of your execution and psychology, as that's where I felt the biggest gap was. Overall, I don't consider the program a bad one—it simply wasn't the best fit for what I needed at this stage of my trading journey.

The coaches and course itself is good, however a lot you can gain for free on YouTube and the ‘real secret’ which gives you the ‘sniper entries’ is hidden behind big paywalls, even after you’ve paid £1000+ to access the course. They still ask for more and more money to gain further info. I was a huge fan of Brad but unfortunately after joining the 1% club and seeing there was still info hidden behind high pay walls it left a sour taste in my mouth. The coaches are amazing though. Jason & Sanjeev are a real asset to the course and they were the only real reason I left somewhat happy. They would answer any questions posted on the forum, and you could often gain clarity that way. Brad would rarely answer. I understand as there’s 1000s of students but it’s clear he’s more focused on the students that paid the higher amount to get to higher levels of the course. I wouldn’t recommend it sadly. I was sure this would be the answer to my trading journey, it gave me a solid fundamental knowledge of concepts but the more and more paywalls ruined it for me

I ave learn a lot it hard but I'm going to make it work I'm still having trouble staying on track. i wish someone would call me so we can do this journey together.

I tried hard to learn, but the lessons were too confusing for my small brain. Brad, you are a great trader when it comes to forex. But when it comes to coaching, I think there are some room for improvement, in my humble opinion Being good at something, does not mean you will be good at imparting the knowledge to others. I think you are over-teaching. And you tend to sidetrack change the subject from time to time. But of course there are others who can follow you and benefitted greatly. I happens to be one of the slower ones. I think forex and me has no affinity. I do better in stocks and futures using trendlines. I believe different instruments need different kind of strategies. Stocks and futures work well with trendlines, from what I experienced. Of course, liquidity does play apart as well. I wish you had asked for feedback much earlier. Please continue. Everyone is growing and learning, same goes to you as a mentor. You are a great gentleman with a very sincere heart. God bless. Jason is a great coach, he knows how to teach new students. But he let students interrupt his sessions too much. He should set the pace and ask students to text their questions in the chat and also let seasoned traders help him to answer certain frequently asked question and not ask him questions as and when they like. It’s very hard for me to follow. I need simplicity to learn which I have found in another mentorship. Maybe it’s just me. Anyway, I won't be continuing with this group after my year’s subs is up. All the best to everyone.