Review from Beginner Options Trader I use Stockdads only for their options traders. I started following five of their Grill Masters but now I'm limiting myself to two because I don't have the time to follow all five. I've only been using them for about two months and so far I'm really coming out ahead. Some of the reviews here say the chat is toxic or that the traders are unprofessional and make bad trades. I can't comment on that since I do not read ANY of the chats or listen to the live stream. I only follow the discord trades and since I'm not a professional trader, I can't comment on how professional their trades are. All I can attest to is that I'm making hundreds a month (yes hundreds, not thousands) because I can't make every trade they do and I'm not doing the small account challenge. So far I'm only sticking to 1 or 2 contracts a trade because it's enough for me. I also know not every trade will be a winner. It's also possible that if you can't make every trade, you may only grab the losers. It hasn't happened to me yet but it's possible. So for me, Stock Dads is not a scam and I'm making money as a beginner options trader who has limited time to trade.

A great resource As someone that is still learning about the stock market, I enjoy their educational videos and live trading sessions. I am able to ask questions during live trading and get feed back on stocks that I’m interested in. They have an extensive digital library on stocks and crypto as well.

Fantastic stock advice for all!!! Wonderful community great play callers. Yearly Hall of fame membership paid for in first week there. Very helpful always helping and willing to teach you any fundamentals you may want to learn whether it be reading charts or what things to look for on how to figure trends on a stock. Any calls they make they will explain why they made the call and present their research with it if you want! The discord offers anything you could want whether you need stock advice, financial advice, want to chat with the other dads about different things, or if you just want to brag about your cooking skills in the grill room!

My experience with Stock Dads Well, i left a review on Whop but they DENIED my review, so here I am, just sharing my experience with Stock Dads. Unfortunately, it was not a good experience. Ace, who seems like the most popular analyst and the group owner's favorite person, claims to have 10+ years of trading experience. However, when leading the small account challenge, he gave out YOLO calls that resulted in members losing a significant amount of money on multiple occasions. Afterward, he would blame it on a bad week to trade due to FOMC or point fingers at the chat room, stating they distracted him. There was always some excuse, and he never owned up to his mistakes. Despite being an experienced trader who claimed to have made millions, he shouldn't be making these errors. When losses occurred, emotions ran high in the chat room. People expressing their frustrations would get banned from speaking their minds by DJ, the group owner, who consistently defended Ace. Another issue with Ace is that if you do follow his trades, don't expect him to follow through on what he said he would do, such as setting a stop loss at a certain price or getting out of a trade when a specific price hits. He wouldn't do what he said and would keep the trade, risking it all. This happened multiple times, leading to frustration in the chat room. While Ace is knowledgeable, he needs to work on his trading psychology and focus on the task at hand rather than external distractions. Ammar, another analyst, also doesn't follow through on what he says. He tends to overtrade and take extremely risky positions. He often gives out trade signals just a minute after making the trade, so be careful with that. On the positive side, I love Fuzz. He is the only analyst that is consistent. In my opinion, he is the most knowledgeable and experienced analyst in the group. His trade ideas are great, and he cuts losses accordingly, unlike other analysts I've mentioned. He doesn't whine or blame external factors when he has a bad trading day; he brushes it off and performs well the next day. He is polite and straightforward. I highly recommend following his trade ideas and ignoring all the other noise. DJ, the group owner, aka the Stockfather, is a cool guy who oversees the group. However, it seems like his analysts are his buddies, and he needs to hold them accountable when they make risky decisions with people's money. He always defends Ace and Ammar, claiming they can do no wrong, and bans people who speak their minds or criticize them. Additionally, he frequently asks members to go on live streams, chat rooms, and spam comments, hitting the like button or using specific emojis repeatedly. He promises rewards if a certain amount of likes is achieved. We are paying for this group, so it's important to focus on providing valuable content rather than engaging in such activities. Another issue with the group is the constant solicitation for emojis to gauge interest in activities like another small account challenge. We pay you for contents and shouldn't have to click on emoji just to get those contents. It feels unnecessary, and members expect a more professional approach. DJ, Ace, Ammar, just focus on your job and follow Fuzz's example.

In short... Do it!!! :-) I began with the monthly subscription and quickly realized that I wanted to learn as much as possible to invest wisely and successfully for the long term. There is a tremendous amount or resources and the Dads there are super helpful. So, I decided to sign up for a lifetime GOAT membership. If all goes well, the investment should pay for itself in relatively short order.