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Bought pre recorded 1 on 1 sessions to watch back a while ago which comes with life time use, but seems that service is not available anymore, so can't say i'm impressed when the service that cost me a few hundred dollars that i'm supposed to go back and watch whenever i want isn't available anymore. Wouldn't recommend the lad at all.
Scammer 100%
Bros courses are trash and he drops a new one every 3 months . Hes not profitable and was seen signal botting Doyle exchange
The course was ok. Pretty basic and easy to understand for a already experienced traders. I've definitely been involved in more structured courses. Carlos seems like a decent guy for the most part. But you can't really speak your mind in the discord or you'll get kicked. Seems like he's always trying to pump a broker or prop firm. My guess is he gets paid from them. If you are used to saying what you feel, stay away.
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