Chris Sain reviews.
Wondering whether or not Chris Sain is a scam artist? Find out everything you need to know below.
In my opinion, Chris Sain is "okay".
I don't believe he's knowledgeable about stocks, the stock market, investing or trading.
I also don't believe he's a profitable trader.
Instead, in my opinion, he's someone who discusses a large amount of trades and then takes credit for the winners and forgets the losers.
He claims to have bought Palantir at $8, however there's zero evidence of this - in fact I was sent this video (below) by a YouTube viewer who indicated that this (the video below) is the earliest video of Chris mentioning PLTR when it was trading around $10 - Chris explicitly said that PLTR was very risky and that he doesn't recommend buying it or not buying it.
There's been many videos about Chris Sain being a fraud and scam artist.
However, as someone who has litigated against many fake gurus, I believe that Chris is negligent with his recommendations, but I do not believe he's a "total fraud".
Do I believe that people will make money by following him? No, I do not.
But do I believe that he overtly tries to scam people? No, I do not.
While I believe he's less destructive when compared to others who I believe are worse (Felix Prehn, Invest with Henry, Invest with Corey, Tori Trades, TJR Trades, Trading with Ashley, etc.)
I have also received comments many comments about Chris Sain, a few of them are below:



Chris Sain Reviews
Chris Sain engages in stock and options trading recommendations.
In my opinion, he's not a profitable trader.
I believe that many of his trades are high risk.
However, I do NOT believe that Chris Sain actively tries to hurt his audience and that makes him better than many people that I've come across.
If you enjoyed this review, read our Anton Kreil / ITPM Trading Review
Alternatives to Chris Sain (2026)
If you want stock-market education without relying on one YouTuber's picks, you have better options.
1. Stop consuming picks; learn a repeatable process. A stock pick expires the moment it's published. A process compounds. My free options trading strategies guide teaches the framework I actually trade.
2. Verified results over follower counts. Popularity is not a track record. I publish mine: +78% (~$700K) and +67% (~$2M) over the last twelve months, verified here, trading a strategy of selling option premium with debit-spread hedging (Financed Bull).
3. Free before paid — always. My free training (with 127+ five-star reviews) costs nothing and, in my opinion, delivers more than most paid stock-picking memberships.
Looking for a Legitimate Options Trading Education?
If you're researching trading educators because you've been burned (or want to avoid being burned), here's what actually works.
I'm a former Wall Street investment banker — interned at Morgan Stanley, then worked at CIBC World Markets and Petsky Prunier. I generate verified +78% and +67% returns on real E*TRADE accounts, fully documented at my verified results page.
The strategy that actually works isn't day trading penny stocks, buying expensive courses from people without verified records, or following unverified trading "gurus." It's selling options premium for consistent monthly income on high-quality stocks.
Read my guide to Selling Options Premium for Consistent Income — or join the 127+ five-star reviewers who follow my real-time trade alerts.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - Chris Sain Reviews
Chris Sain net worth?
I would estimate Chris Sain has a net worth of around $10 million USD, almost all of which comes from selling courses, alerts / Discord, coaching and mentorship programs etc. to his members.
Is Chris Sain a scam artist?
In my opinion, no, he's not.
I believe Chris Sain is negligent and not a good investor or trader in the stock market.
However I also do not believe he's a bad person and a scam.
Chris Sain Discord review?
In my opinion, joining the Chris Sain Discord would be a mistake. I believe that most of Chris Sain's members will get crushed during a bear market.
Chris Sain trading reviews?
In my opinion, Chris Sain engages in high-risk trading.