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Ross's method isnt very begginer friendly. Not saying it won't work, but you'll need a lot of practice that scalp those small caps

I was part of Warrior a LONG time ago. I mean back when Ross maybe had 100 people in his space. Now I assume there are a couple thousand. I will say this, Ross is phenomenal at what he does and I know he puts together really great instruction in his content. Given that now I think his membership also includes all his software, I'd say it's worth the money. Just don't get caught up in trying to copy Ross or all the other traders in that space as it's very noisy. Really try to study what he's doing and find what works for you.

I taught myself through Udemy and various books. Udemy is nice bc you get the same info for a fraction of the price ($10-$20) and you have the material forever. I would recommend looking there first bc those online traders are way too expensive.

Back during the 2020-2021 markets there were a few people that taught the same stuff for like $200-$300 as well. All the information ends up being the same.

Buy a book. Go through Udemy. Whatever money you saved from not taking ross Cameron's course, chop it in half and you have two bullets to try your luck in the markets.

Anyone charging that much for a course is making their money scamming people and not from trading.

Membership is so expensive tho!

If you’re only at a 50/50 in sim after 4 months, a course might help—but trading memberships aren’t magic. What matters more is **practice with real risk management, reviewing your trades, and sticking to a plan**. A community can help, but make sure you’re clear on what you want to learn before spending big.

There’s much easier strategies to learn and much cheaper and better memberships to join.

Do not waste your money. He has most of his tips etc on you tube. I paid for the pro, the only good thing are: scanners and watching his live trades. But do not ever try to mirror trade

Also a fan of Ross but I would say to watch no only his content but SMB Capital as well. If you get used to watching some SMB every day you’ll see where Ross is like Evil Kneivel and SMB is more like a pro bike racing team. They both have their place but there’s a defined road map for the pro team, whereas being a daredevil will depend on an exceptional individual.

Ross scamron also dont pay influencers 2500 for a course. They are not there to help you only take your money. And make money off youtube views engagement farming. And course sales.

Have you checked what's the reason of such a break even statistics? Slippages? Perhaps, change a broker? Or maybe your stoplosses are too tight? Too many trades at the same time? Fake momentum? Try to figure out what's your problem... My problem was that I didn't exit my trades in the right moment 

What do you expect to get out of it that you aren't already getting from the free videos you're watching now? Whatever your answer is, do you think it's worth the cost? Whatever that cost is, do you expect that within 1-2 months, you would be making that amount (preferably x2 or more) per month to justify it?

Nobody has some special secret formula. Everything there is to know, every strategy is available for free in numerous mediums. I have not investigated this mentorship myself, but are they literally going to hold your hand and walk you through each trade and guarantee profitability? Are you able to reach out to people that have participated in the mentorship that say "yes, that's exactly what happened, and I couldn't have done it without them"? (If not, why not?)

Because otherwise, I can't imagine what makes it worth the cost. And even then, the ultimate goal is to be able to do this independently.

I havent bought or paid for any sort of subs ever. But ill say i know his is pricey. I feel like you can learn mostly what he does from his free stuff on youtube, seems like his scanners are really the big thing, but you mostly can get other software for cheaper to do the same thing. I use the free scanners on think or swim and end up trading 75% of the same stocks he does. I think there is just a slight delay compared to what he uses to the tos scanner.

I support the decision to try Ross's membership for a year. That's what I did and it was well-worth the value. Though it took me a lot longer for everything to click, I saved all my materials so I could continue studying long after. I took his courses in 2022.

You also get more than just Ross's teaching. There are other teachers included in the membership, with courses on Large Caps trading or different Small Cap Momentum strategies. Last I heard, Ross was considering making space for an Options teacher to conduct a course, but I'm not sure if that panned out.

The live archives are where you should focus if you choose to do the membership. Watching those videos will help you get more "reps" in trading than you'll be able to get with just live trading. There are only so many setups per day or per week, but if you can watch recordings of trades unfold in real time, that will help tremendously with building pattern recognition into your brain.

Ross's course is packed with value. If you choose to make the investment, I think the only thing you'll be disappointed with is if you're a slower learner like me and it takes you longer than 1 year to comprehend the markets. That's not Ross's fault though, and no educator can make guarantees against your personal learning pace.

I’ve been trading for many years and I’ll be honest with you — most traders don’t struggle because of entries or strategies. They struggle because they don’t truly understand price.

Momentum trading can work, but if you don’t know where higher timeframe supply and demand sit, where price reacted in the past, or where risk actually makes sense, it turns into chasing moves and hoping they continue. That’s usually why people get stuck around a 50/50 win rate.

What changed everything for me was learning how to slow down, draw my own levels, and let price come to me. Once you understand why price reacts at certain zones, your confidence increases and your trading becomes far more consistent. Your levels have to be your levels — not someone else’s — otherwise you’ll always hesitate or second-guess.

Communities and memberships can help, but only if the focus is on education and structure, not just alerts. Long-term consistency comes from understanding price action, risk management, and patience, not from copying trades.

At the bottom:
I do one-on-one mentoring and this is exactly what I focus on — teaching traders how to read price, draw proper levels, and build a repeatable process instead of trading randomly.

It will definitely be worth it.

For him

He was sued by the irs for millions of dollars for his “membership” scheme