My experience with Online Trading Academy has been totally positive and worth the investment! The instructors and the support staff have been there for me every step of the way and I have gained so much confidence to become a successful trader! I am looking forward to continuing my trading journey with Online Trading Academy and years of success!

I first checked into an abbreviated Options class for 3 days, which didn’t appear as a good study environment. I was directed to the Trading Academy site which provided in person opportunities for training and I found interesting. After my initial course, was pleased about the decision I made. I look forward to more opportunities to meet more students and instructors. Thanks T.A. for opening my eyes to a new reality of managing my own financial future.

Enjoyed a introductory 3 day training Class. Derrick our instructor was excellent. I learnt a lot in those three days. Please check it, it's a great source for learning about trading Stocks, Futures, Options Forex etc, strategies and available tools.

Enlightening and educational. Highly recommend the training at OTA Trading Academy. If you are interested in growing your wealth this is the place to start and get educated. The support is phenomenal.

Core Strategy class offers excellent, detailed, step-by-step education taught by true professionals. Hands on labs reinforce theory, and the online and in person resources abound. Highly recommend!

I’m at Trading Academy attending my second course. It’s inspiring and gives me a completely different perspective on the market. I am excited to learn more and be more knowledgeable. The instructors are phenomenal which is all the more beneficial on this journey of financial responsibility.

I’m at Trading Academy attending my second course. It’s inspiring and gives me a completely different perspective on the market. I am excited to learn more and be more knowledgeable. The instructors are phenomenal which is all the more beneficial on this journey of financial responsibility.

I’m at Trading Academy attending my second course. It’s inspiring and gives me a completely different perspective on the market. I am excited to learn more and be more knowledgeable. The instructors are phenomenal which is all the more beneficial on this journey of financial responsibility.

I’m at Trading Academy attending my second course. It’s inspiring and gives me a completely different perspective on the market. I am excited to learn more and be more knowledgeable. The instructors are phenomenal which is all the more beneficial on this journey of financial responsibility.

I want to add a disclaimer that I am not a student and am not registered to be one! I am sure for the prices they charge for their services, the content is excellent. I took the intro course, which was $200, and while it was informative and taught me a little about the market, it mostly wasted my weekend. Time is money, as they say. When I came in, I was expecting to learn how to use the trading software and some intro techniques. However, I was met with a massive marketing scheme. While the intro information and small taste of what online trading looked like were informative, I felt like I got cheated out of $200. I want to make sure that I am giving credit where it’s deserved. All the staff and people employed in the center were respectful, kind, and supportive of our financial goals. The lunch was also pretty good. However, that was not reflected in the pricing. Throughout the 3 days, I was naturally peppered with marketing messages. I wonder if this could have been done in one day? Why waste our weekend? Their courses ranged from $20K to $55K, which is unaffordable for the average American. It’s ironic because, in course, they tout that we should think like the wealthy 5%, but how can we do it if the product selection is tailored for the 5%? Consider adding more affordable options for the average joe instead of financially gating the act of online trading. How else are we supposed to think, act, and trade like the 5% when the education the trading academy offers caters to the wealthy with income and time to spare?

I want to add a disclaimer that I am not a student and am not registered to be one! I am sure for the prices they charge for their services, the content is excellent. I took the intro course, which was $200, and while it was informative and taught me a little about the market, it mostly wasted my weekend. Time is money, as they say. When I came in, I was expecting to learn how to use the trading software and some intro techniques. However, I was met with a massive marketing scheme. While the intro information and small taste of what online trading looked like were informative, I felt like I got cheated out of $200. I want to make sure that I am giving credit where it’s deserved. All the staff and people employed in the center were respectful, kind, and supportive of our financial goals. The lunch was also pretty good. However, that was not reflected in the pricing. Throughout the 3 days, I was naturally peppered with marketing messages. I wonder if this could have been done in one day? Why waste our weekend? Their courses ranged from $20K to $55K, which is unaffordable for the average American. It’s ironic because, in course, they tout that we should think like the wealthy 5%, but how can we do it if the product selection is tailored for the 5%? Consider adding more affordable options for the average joe instead of financially gating the act of online trading. How else are we supposed to think, act, and trade like the 5% when the education the trading academy offers caters to the wealthy with income and time to spare?

I want to add a disclaimer that I am not a student and am not registered to be one! I am sure for the prices they charge for their services, the content is excellent. I took the intro course, which was $200, and while it was informative and taught me a little about the market, it mostly wasted my weekend. Time is money, as they say. When I came in, I was expecting to learn how to use the trading software and some intro techniques. However, I was met with a massive marketing scheme. While the intro information and small taste of what online trading looked like were informative, I felt like I got cheated out of $200. I want to make sure that I am giving credit where it’s deserved. All the staff and people employed in the center were respectful, kind, and supportive of our financial goals. The lunch was also pretty good. However, that was not reflected in the pricing. Throughout the 3 days, I was naturally peppered with marketing messages. I wonder if this could have been done in one day? Why waste our weekend? Their courses ranged from $20K to $55K, which is unaffordable for the average American. It’s ironic because, in course, they tout that we should think like the wealthy 5%, but how can we do it if the product selection is tailored for the 5%? Consider adding more affordable options for the average joe instead of financially gating the act of online trading. How else are we supposed to think, act, and trade like the 5% when the education the trading academy offers caters to the wealthy with income and time to spare?

I want to add a disclaimer that I am not a student and am not registered to be one! I am sure for the prices they charge for their services, the content is excellent. I took the intro course, which was $200, and while it was informative and taught me a little about the market, it mostly wasted my weekend. Time is money, as they say. When I came in, I was expecting to learn how to use the trading software and some intro techniques. However, I was met with a massive marketing scheme. While the intro information and small taste of what online trading looked like were informative, I felt like I got cheated out of $200. I want to make sure that I am giving credit where it’s deserved. All the staff and people employed in the center were respectful, kind, and supportive of our financial goals. The lunch was also pretty good. However, that was not reflected in the pricing. Throughout the 3 days, I was naturally peppered with marketing messages. I wonder if this could have been done in one day? Why waste our weekend? Their courses ranged from $20K to $55K, which is unaffordable for the average American. It’s ironic because, in course, they tout that we should think like the wealthy 5%, but how can we do it if the product selection is tailored for the 5%? Consider adding more affordable options for the average joe instead of financially gating the act of online trading. How else are we supposed to think, act, and trade like the 5% when the education the trading academy offers caters to the wealthy with income and time to spare?