The questions people ask before they join.

Ask them. Ask the same things you've watched Josh ask people on the street. What their broker is, what time the market opens, what a share of Apple costs. They're in the room with you every week and none of them mind the question. Being able to answer it is the reason this exists.

A section of the same Discord, with its own start here, the six questions written out, and a chat. Then inside every one of the four rooms you get a free start, the complete week one, somewhere to post what you did, and that room's own chat.

The week ones are not teasers. Trading is ten simulated trades with the exit decided before every entry. Meme Coins is a secured wallet and reading three tokens on a block explorer, with no money in. Amazon is thirty products run through the fee maths without buying any. Wholesaling is a script, a list of twenty five and ten calls.

No card, and it does not expire.

Week two onwards, in all four rooms. The teacher in the room with you on a schedule, every past session, and your work actually looked at by the person who does it for a living rather than by whoever happens to be online.

Do a free week first. If it turns out you do not want to do the boring part, you have found that out for nothing, which is a better result than finding out after you paid.

Because free does not tell you which of four things to do, and it cannot see your screen. You already watched Josh ask people on the street six basic questions about the thing they say they do. Those are the people writing the free advice.

What fifty a month buys is a named person who answers those six questions, in a room with you on a schedule, looking at what you actually did this week. That part has never been free anywhere.

All four rooms, not just the one you were placed in. The teacher who runs yours, in there on a schedule. Every live session plus the full archive. A room matched to your level, and a retake at thirty days to move up.

One price. No tiers, no upsells, nothing behind a second paywall, and nothing you'll be asked to upgrade to.

Yes. Scroll to the four rooms on the home page and use the Join button on the one you want. It carries your pick through to checkout. Most people don't know which of the four fits their time and their money. The survey takes about three minutes and tells you. If you already know, skip it.

Then the survey sends you to a room that starts at zero. Amazon is the only one that needs money up front, and the rules will not put you there without it.

• Wholesaling needs a phone and time, nothing else.
• Trading starts on a simulator, which is fake money and costs nothing. After that you pay a test fee to a prop firm, a company that funds traders who pass. You never fund a big account yourself.
• Meme Coins costs nothing in week one. That week is wallets and security, and when you do put something in it should be small.
• Amazon is the one that needs about a thousand up front, which is why the survey will not send you there without it.

That's most people who join. It's why rooms are split by level. You're never the one holding up a group that's ten years ahead of you, and everyone in your room is at the same point you are.

Small enough that your teacher knows your name and what you are working on. Rooms are split by track and then by level, so the group you are in is people at your point, doing your thing. When a level room gets too big to work, it splits rather than stretching.

No. Josh films there and that is where this came from, but everything runs in Discord. Trading sessions are at the New York open, so the only thing that matters is whether your morning lines up, not where you are.

If it ever does, you get an email first and the new price only starts at your next billing month. You can cancel before it applies, and cancelling is one click. If you cancel and come back later you rejoin at whatever the price is then.

Email us and say so. A room with an absent teacher is not a room, and the whole thing this is built on is that somebody who actually does it is in there with you. If that stops being true, tell us and we will fix it or you cancel in one click.

Yes, and it costs nothing. You get all four anyway, so sitting in on another one is just walking through a door. Retake the survey whenever you want. Most people retake it at thirty days to see whether they moved up a level.

Depends which room. Trading sessions run at the New York open, so you have to be awake in the morning. Meme Coins never closes, so it is the one that fits a week that does not look the same twice. Wholesaling is phone hours, whenever you can make calls. Amazon is the slowest and you can do it any time of day. Under five hours a week, the survey sends you to Meme Coins for exactly that reason.

No, and we would rather say that here than after you pay. Payments already taken are not refunded. What you can do is cancel in one click the same day, keep access for the month you paid for, and never be charged again. So the most this can cost you is one month.

Two exceptions, both in the refund policy. If we shut the community down, or if it turns out you are under 18, we refund the current period.

Any time, from your own Whop hub or by emailing us. Canceling stops all future payments and you keep access until the end of the period you've already paid for. Payments already taken aren't refunded. It's all in the refund policy.

No. This is educational and community-based. Nothing here is financial advice, nobody here is your advisor, and trading carries real risk, including losing money. Read the full disclaimer. It's short.