i have gotten it but i don’t know whether its reliable
If that’s the course of Ezekiel Chew, he has a very, very longstanding and very widespread reputation for faked testimonials, and false and incentivized reviews. 
He has a lot of affiliates promoting his stuff with affiliate-links and websites well-SEO’d and ranking prominently on searches.
He has some people in forums “recommending” his course, but very suspiciously indeed they’re almost always brand new members making their first posts! 
What he’s never had, though, since he started as a vendor over 15 years ago, is any independently verified track-record at all of successful trading. In spite of having had so long to demonstrate one!
Pretty hard to find a stronger case of “caveat emptor” than that, isn’t it? 
I’d try this instead (363 lessons and all free!) -
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Hmmm. 
I’m also not the biggest fan of mentors in general, but I mean, if you’ve already gotten it, I’m curious to know what you think about it so far.
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Give it a shot and let us know how it goes.
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have you done his course?
ok, the school of pipsology is good, i have graduated from it, but the thing about chew’s course is that he just gets things you learn from pipsology and makes it into a piece that is simple and meaningful for beginners
If that’s what you think, then why did you start the thread by saying " i don’t know whether its reliable"?
That was your very first post here.
As I mentioned above: “He has some people in forums “recommending” his course, but very suspiciously indeed they’re almost always brand new members making their first posts!”.
Perhaps you can see, now, why this is such a suspicious and questionable promotional method, as Ezekiel Chew uses it, and why this kind of “forum marketing” does him more harm than good?
This (quoted just above) is the point that his potential customers should all be asking themselves. 