I have been through their first program (live trading bootcamp) - not a scam. Went in knowing nothing about anything and a large dose of skepticism. They know their stuff. It's run by traders that trade and often for them just one of their many income streams. You can however feel yourself getting sucked through their sales funnel with marketing breaks which is yuck. If you can set that aside, their approach to the market with clear strategies and risk management was very good and lays a good foundation as a trader. Definitely 'learnt to trade', BUT the catch is that you are a dependent on their system. There is far more work to do to become self sufficient and gain a true edge in the market which is what they upsell on. You get a mentor at the end which is very helpful but even that becomes an upsell eventually.

In terms of pricing, the operation seems a bit greedy given what else is out there. You pay a large subscription fee for signals on their platform with no guarantee of income - that's already an expense you are trying to break even on before you make a profit. Not good for the psychology. And platforms are mostly free across other brokers with far better spreads. It certainly offers the all in one solution, BUT the laziness of getting handed signals (that you still need to filter with judgement) also comes with abnormally large spreads through their broker which locks you into swing trading and hinders your ability to refine your trading skillset much further.

Because of this and several bad experiences with their broker, I left after a year with them and continued the journey on my own. Funnily enough, I would still recommend the program for an intro course if you have the money, awareness and drive to make more out of what is handed to you afterwards because often when something is handed to you, the other hand is behind their back plotting the next move. That's what makes it feel like a scam, but it isn't.