Deep dive into Tom Lee's market analysis suggesting a structural low, reacting to a video by Invest with Henry. We dissect the critical VIX levels (60, 37.56, 31) compared to 2008 & 2020. Explain the range-bound thesis, speaker's put selling approach (GOOGL, MSFT, AMZN vs PLTR/NVDA), delta considerations, investor psychology tips, and outlook amidst uncertainty.

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Ever wondered what really happens on an "Invest with Corey" sales call? This video features a recorded call with salesperson Noah Beggs and provides a critical analysis of the pitch. We break down the claims made about Corey's success, the program's "safe" strategy, and promised monthly returns (5-10%+).

I share my perspective on why these claims might be misleading, referencing alleged court filings about Corey's past financial situation (negative net worth, living with parents) and questioning the portrayal of his trading history and success. Learn about the high-pressure tactics potentially used and why selling aggressive put options isn't necessarily "safe."

We examine:

Unrealistic return promises (5-10%+ per month)

Claims about Corey's multi-million dollar status vs. alleged past negative net worth

The description of their options strategy (Is selling puts truly "safe"?)

High-pressure closing techniques and pricing ($3k-$5k investment)

Allegations regarding Corey's background mentioned in the commentary.

This video serves as a piece of due diligence for investors looking into trading education programs. Don't get caught out by persuasive sales pitches!

This analysis aims to provide transparency for anyone considering this trading mentorship program.

Disclaimer: The commentary in this video represents the creator's opinion and analysis based on the recording and publicly available information.

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In this video, we take a critical look at the backstory presented by "Invest with Corey." While his "zero to hero" narrative might sound inspiring, we uncover several inconsistencies and potential fabrications that raise serious questions about the authenticity of his story.

From discrepancies in his timeline regarding homeownership and divorce to questionable claims about his business during the pandemic and his trading success with Amazon and Square, we analyze the details and point out the red flags that suggest his backstory might be more manufactured than genuine.

We discuss:

Inconsistencies in Corey's claims about buying a house in 2019 and his living situation.
Questionable timeline of his divorce and business struggles.
Analysis of his story about not checking his brokerage account and the miraculous discovery of Amazon and Square gains.
The common tactic of using a "hero's journey" narrative to build trust and sell financial education.
Why it's important to be critical of seemingly inspirational financial success stories on YouTube.
Watch now to see the inconsistencies in Invest with Corey's backstory and learn to identify potential manipulation tactics in the financial education space!

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