Hi everyone,
Hope everyone had good christmas…
I wanted to share some insights about Sam KB Trading for those considering his online trading courses or following his so-called “trading floor.”
Over the past few months, I’ve seen a growing number of people voice concerns about his approach, personality, and results—or lack thereof. Here’s a breakdown of what you should know before diving into his content or buying into his promises.
The Promises Don’t Match the Results
Sam KB Trading markets his courses as a fast track to mastering the markets, promising strategies that supposedly deliver consistent results. However, many students report the opposite. His methods often seem oversimplified, lack depth, or are rehashed from widely available information.
More troubling is that he lacks a consistent 5-year trading track record—a major red flag when evaluating anyone offering financial education. Without demonstrable proof of long-term success, it’s hard to trust his claims of reliability and expertise.
The Mockery of Other Concepts
Another peculiar aspect of his platform is how he mocks other trading methods, such as ICT (Inner Circle Trader). While ICT isn’t perfect and has its critics, Sam positions his own teachings as superior while providing little evidence to substantiate this stance. It’s one thing to critique competing strategies constructively, but outright derision without proof seems more like marketing bravado than expertise.
Personality Issues: Rude and Egotistical
Beyond the questionable content, Sam KB is known for his abrasive and egotistical personality. Many reviews point to rude interactions, dismissive comments, and a lack of respect for his students or audience. A trading mentor should foster a positive learning environment, not alienate those seeking guidance.
Negative Reviews and Disillusioned Students
It’s not just a few isolated incidents—there’s a pattern of negative reviews surrounding his courses. Former students often describe feeling misled and claim that the material doesn’t justify the price tag. Some have even gone as far as calling it a “scam” or “waste of money.”
These issues are compounded by the way Sam KB markets himself on platforms like YouTube, where he presents an image that doesn’t align with the reality experienced by his paying students. This has led many to feel duped after falling for his charismatic sales pitches.
Conclusion: Proceed with Caution
If you’re looking to learn trading, I highly recommend doing thorough research before investing in courses, especially from figures like Sam KB. Look for educators with verifiable, long-term trading success and a solid reputation for integrity and mentorship. Don’t be swayed by flashy marketing or promises of quick success.
If you’ve had experiences with Sam KB Trading—positive or negative—feel free to share them here.
The more information people have, the better decisions they can make about their trading education.
Stay safe and skeptical out there!
Take care guys. Happy new year in advanced!
