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He tries very hard to sell his products to people lol. Currently holding some competition to make people sell his products for him, stating he’ll give them “commission”, when every online sale (no cost) will give him a $100 profit Very disgusting sales tactic imo. Always seems to be making use of his subscribers to do things for his sales. Tries to show that he’s very charitable, asking online which organization needs money because he’s willing to donate. Honestly, there’s a thing called Google. Doing everything for show lol
ReplyI saw that too, honestly I am tired of these people always out to exploit ignorant people. Maybe it is good for the people to learn their lessons the hard way too, but it really infuriates me to see the protagonists benefit
ReplyI see I’m not the only one that feels the same way. If you’re reading this dear internet readers, feel free to leave a comment. 🙂
ReplyHey Marcus, thanks for taking the time to write this post. You are not alone in feeling this way.
Found this funny video on Youtube, read the video description: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEjfgK_Ny7w
ReplyJust wanted to point out your calculation for ROI is wrong.
You need to subtract the original investment to get the return (so the roi is 101%)
Anyway he lost me once he started promoting scammers like Clemen Chiang (the options trader with fake doctorate)
ReplyI recently viewed the extreme wealth summit and did not find any meat in Resh talks. A lot of stuff said was superficial.I have signed up for Adam Khoo”s investing course and have no regrets.I will certainly recommend Adam Khoo”s programme on investing and options.
ReplySure. I haven’t really take a look at Adam’s stuff for years. However, I’ll stick to those with an active track record. (or published a track record).
ReplyBeen noticing more of this guy popping up on my Facebook ads. Particularly scary to see someone try to mislead the people who are staying home and some desperate for ‘quick’ cash.
Thanks for writing this article.
ReplyI had been an ardent fan of Reshveen for so long , since VIC , then BOS and till now. . Being a giver to charities myself, I seriously love him for sincerely wanting to raise funds for the needy and also teaches his community to be a blessing to others. .However, recently it really irks me and saddens me to see after he gained so so much wealth , he is not the same man I thought he was. Checking with some others who also respected him alot in the past , they too found it very distasteful . He was really good young man in the past and a highly respected one.
It is true that some of his zooms do add value e.g the 3am zooms . If executed the stocks correctly, you get to win profits from the stocks. Compared to many other trainers who overpriced, his “Profit from Panic” course is affordable for the masses.
On the Contrary . : Just go watch some of his zooms. Like a school boy tyrant . His zoom timings are based on his whims and fancies . He claimed it to be his “visions” and will do whatever time befitting for him . Ok I understood market timing is erratic, so I was receptive , however , some parts of the talks are mainly talk talk , not on the market. Also sometimes, he sounds kinda like a cyber bully, a person “Gayboi ” was innocently singled out couple of times in his zoom meetings , drummed up his “warriors” to give corona slaps to people who asked what seemingly looked like idiotic questions . Singles out person verbally online when someone didn’t agree with him . Indirectly calling person hater. His “warrior” or “worshipers” community followed suit in like-minded manner. Yikes..Not all who voices different opinions are necessary haters. Totally an emotional trainer not a professional trainer . Look at world’s top CEOs eg. Jack Ma , CZ of Binance , Mark of FB, and many others, they stayed calm despite different opinions. Kind of like a minicule level of Donald Trump who will ridicule others (who are considered below him) who opinates different from himself .
Worst of all, done in God’s name. Giving in God’s name is nothing wrong , but being so emotional at tiniest remarks or opinions of others totally not God glorifying . Asking people to be givers yet, asking zoom people whether he should refrain relaying the stock info or message to those who defrayed from his opinion. If this isn’t emotional or bullying or immaturity, then what is it called ? Hey not all people giving opinions are necessary haters. It could be that they are there to also build him up constructively too. Not everyone is a hater . Yikes, some people don’t look beyond the picture .
Replyi recently attending his options millionaire intensive (OMI) thinking to refresh my thinking about options but i find the course was like a ROJAK with multitude of speakers and messy content with the last day a pushy sales into mentorship ranging from $5000 – $100000. I felt the OMI training was pretty bad with not sufficient risk management elements and ensuring students understanding the necessity of knowledge of instruments. KNowledge shown can be youtubed… and when ask for more explanation been told dont ask more questions and make things complicated but keep it simple … so its quite disappointing.
I attended his class during VIC and i thought the teaching was earnest and really there to help people. I think since BOS- things got bigger and course fees was more lucrative/safer than trading in the market. The whole Extremewealth SUmmit/ BOS approach to things has made me felt disappointed.
Thanks for sharing Marcus … i would recommend future students to confirm syllabus before joining any courses as this is important element to ensure you get thought the right things and things you want to learn
ReplyHi I totally agree that he has changed. Feel like his talk is getting too vulgar and some parents have said, they let their children sit in for his talks. I even signed up for his Road to 10 million course but till now there is nothing.
ReplyWas about to pull the trigger and attend his course in hopes of grasping a good knowledge on options trading..currently carrying my due diligence and looking for reviews online and stumbled on your article…and now am having second thoughts.
Well, 597USD for his options course may not sound much as compared to other options classes but part of me feels I can learn just as much from the plethora of tutorial vids on YouTube and the internet. And as a Uni student still, I wouldn’t want to throw this amount money which could possibly be used for school or, I’d personally use this money to add on stocks to my current portfolio.
Would love to hear your opinion on my current thought process. (Sounding good serious now haha)
Regards,
Ray
There are good educational companies out there that can fast forward your progress. There’s also community, feedback and accountability when it comes to hiring a coach. The mentioned individual in the article is just not on that list.
ReplyBT reported on 11 August that Reshveen earned $1 million in April from his courses and affiliate marketing, followed by $1 million within one week of May alone.
ReplyHad not been to his course so i can’t comment much. BUT … if a trainer or mentor can’t provide his track record (past to present) to his students for believing/ verifying purpose… then its not worth your time go to learn under him . Of course, after course support is also important. But if in the Inner circle that they can’t even guide you or motivate .. then its not worth your money . Always remember, True Gurus are always humble and low key personal.
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