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He's very disrespectful towards the students. You're not allowed to ask questions, otherwise you'll be portrayed as lazy. He has very strong narcissistic tendencies. He keeps the students happy and only wants them to stay in the mentorship. It's all about selling courses and making money. He's changed, but the scent of money has blinded him. He's good at manipulating the masses. There are better things than that.
Guy is a scammer. He is just keeping people in the mentorship running laps everymonth so they dont leave.
Just another grifter dont waste your money
Dave Teaches fx will catch a SEC charge soon
This is a review of the tier membership. After using it for a few months and comparing it to tier premium and mentorship 2024, I can say the tier member is definitely not worth it. Dave doesn't seem to care about this group: while he posts his trades all day on tier premium and mentorship 2024, tier member is left to itself, with several people feeling frustrated and lost and only posting about their losses. The member section is a real wailing wall. Whenever a user pops up to post his idea of trade Dave simply says they're wrong and it's better not to post as to not confuse other people. No explanation why it's wrong, no example trade, nothing. Besides the total lack of support, the videos in the playlist were removed and some of them are now only available on the tier premium. Definitely not worth it. Better to look at Stoic posts on Twitter (at least they're for free and they help to have an idea of what to look for to enter a trade) than to pay for a service where the person in charge only rudely replies that you have to watch the free Twitter playlist, while dozens of users are totally lost and with no support.
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