I must commend @EmeraldEyes on holding his ground, despite all the criticism and pushback. There may be some truth to what is being said, but nobody listens when it’s addressed in this sort of negative way.
Babypips is a business and does have a wealth of information about forex. Even if it’s generic info collected from around the internet, like a forex encyclopedia.
My sister in law self-published a recipe book a few years back. She compiled a bunch of recipes from other books and sold it. Sketchy or smart?
My brother entered a poetry contest when he was younger. They loved the poem and wanted to publish it. Of course he bought the book, and so did 80% of the other ‘poets’ that were published in that book. Scam or brilliant business idea?
During the big gold rush in the 1800’s thousands ventured out into the wild in search of wealth. Very few found it except for the local businesses who sold them the equipment.
And let’s not forget the trading ‘Guru’s’.
Business can be ruthless and money is made off the backs of those willing to buy into whatever is being sold, even if they don’t realize it. Opportunity knocks, the business-minded answer.