I am not a WBI student. I signed up for a call with an advisor and received a flurry of email reminders at 11 hours, 4 hours, 1 hour, 11 minutes prior to the call which was fine. The emails said to be ready for the call. Be pumped. Watch their video testimonials beforehand, etc. I did all of this. And when the time came for the call, no call came. The advisor finally called me 2 minutes before the end of the call was scheduled. I expected an apology - nothing, just wanted to get started. He sounded like he just woke up. For a company soliciting a high price B2C product/service, that's a big enough red flag for me to run away.
Response from Wall Street EducationJul 25, 2024
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We deeply regret the inconvenience you experienced and sincerely apologize.
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Douglas K.
I didn't buy it I had the initial call…
I didn't buy it I had the initial call and it didn't go well. One point: I used to trade covered calls and did okay but it was in a sideways market as intended for that strategy. The put/call +/- momentum strategy is more suitable for up and down markets in my opinion and some others. Consider reading Reddit reviews if you are considering this.
Response from Wall Street EducationApr 29, 2025
Hi Douglas,
We understand it’s important to feel confident before making a decision. We appreciate you sharing your opinion on the initial conversation. If you need more details or wish to discuss any points further, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Sincerely,
WSE Support
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Kenneth B.
Unfortunate change in quality
Everything once grest about this company left the building. The lead coach was asked to leave and all of the best students have left. The software is not proprietary but is effective when used in context. However, now the coaching is gone. This used to be a tremendous place. Unfortunately it's not anymore and not something I can recommend to friends or family.
It's not completely bad but it is far from what was promised.
Response from Wall Street EducationApr 29, 2025
Hello Kenneth,
It’s great to hear you appreciate both the indicators and the in-depth instruction. We agree that committed study is key, and we’re glad you value the help from our coaches.
Best regards,
WSE Support
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Taylor G.
Would not invest knowing what I know now.
Was on the fence about this being a 3 or a 2 start rating. Maybe 2.5, but didn't seem worthy of a 3rd star. Overall the product has some potential, but not alone and you really don't learn that until you are already fully paid and in the community.
You are sold via social media and live calls with salesman that you only need to learn their system to be successful however, that is not case. Beyond their indicators you need to be prepared to learn and understand price action in the market. They do try and teach you some of that in the weekly calls but those calls bounce all over the place and it becomes challenging to ever get a follow up question.
My personal challenges with the weekly coaching they have are much of the audience is people newer to trading and they spend the bulk of the time asking and answering questions about the platform Trade Station, all of which can be learned from Trade Station videos. From there the moderator will move on to price action. In my eight weeks there was not much as covered on the actual Wealth Builder trades as I thought there should be, and if there was it was covered very quickly with little detailed explanation. Other issue I had with weekly coaching calls, at times it appeared the moderator was scolding people for not knowing an answer he assumed they should know after only a few short weeks. Other concern was you only get 8 weeks in the coaching calls, but you don't learn that until after you sign up and fork over your money.
There is a community where you can ask questions and post trades after for the most part that was very helpful. More of the experienced traders would offer assistance and to where a failed trade may have gone wrong. On the few I posted, but not all, I did follow the rules of their TSL Logic and moderators would offer up some other reason why I failed that I was supposed to inherently know, but was not in the training. I do get not all trades are going to work, but it seems with this system, many won't work if you only follow the TSL setups they teach in the video training.
Other things I disagree with are the method they show videos and analysis on. All the teaching and review are at end of day or post trade, with every bar on the chart out there and not real time. Anyone who can see 20 - 30 bars into the future of course will be successful. Comments will be made as if you should have known the next bar was going to do X. This made no sense to me.
On a positive note, there were no high pressure sales to sign up that day or miss out and I was given references which I was impressed with. Of course like website reviews, your not given someone who was dissatisfied, but I did feel everyone I talked with was genuine and honest.
Response from Wall Street EducationApr 29, 2025
Hi Taylor,
We appreciate you taking the time to detail your experience. We understand concerns about real-time learning and variable coaching topics. We’re continually refining how we share information to match different skill levels. If you’d like to discuss any points further, feel free to get in touch.
All the best,
WSE Support