Options with Ryan and Ryan Hildreth reviews.
Is Options with Ryan and Ryan Hildreth legitimate?
Watch this video below and learn my opinion:
Options with Ryan is not the worst educator I've reviewed (that would be Invest with Corey and Felix Prehn from GOAT Academy).
However, Ryan Hildreth is not someone that I'd want to follow or subscribe to.
There are 5 primary reasons why Options with Ryan may not be legitimate:
1) Clear Manipulation of his Account Balance
While reviewing his videos it became clear that Ryan was withdrawing and depositing funds into his brokerage account to manipulate the balances to make it seem that he's a profitable trader.
I was about 95% certain that he's engaging in this behavior (it's difficult to be 100% certain because he hides some information inside his account).
I then received confirmation that Options with Ryan manipulates his account balances by others.
Realistically, it simply isn't possible for him to show a profit when virtually every one of his trades was showing a loss.
Ryan Hildreth has no verifiable trading history or performance records.
2) You can learn everything Options with Ryan teaches for free
Similar to Invest with Henry, Options with Ryan teaches very simple strategies (buying LEAPS, wheel strategy, etc.)
There's likely nothing that he teaches that's proprietary and that you need to pay for.
3) Lack of Experience & Accusations of Copying Invest with Henry
Henry commented on my video and indicated that Ryan took his course and is basically copying his strategy and videos in order to sell a similar product and compete for the same students.
4) Predatory Sales Tactics
His sales team employs high-pressure tactics, including aggressive upselling and manipulative language.
He often relies on emotional appeals and personal stories to persuade potential clients.
If you feel you're a victim of predatory sales tactics then contact your States Attorney General or the FTC.
5) High-Cost, Low-Value Programs:
Ryan's programs and coaching services are often overpriced and fail to deliver significant value.
The high cost of entry locks potential clients into a long-term commitment.
He doesn't offer a trial, instead he oftentimes charges $2,000+ just to to enter his Discord.
Also, as mentioned, his strategy is very simple and you can likely learn it for free elsewhere.
I also believe that his members will get crushed during a bear market.
6) Past Involvement with Scams
Ryan Hildreth was named in a lawsuit in a crypto scam for Bitconnect (which allegedly was a Ponzi Scheme).
He's also, allegedly, been involved in YouTube automation scams.
Scott Shafer explicitly says: "Ryan Hildreth is what I like to call the double-dip scammer. He just constantly scams people over and over. Now how do I know this guy is a scammer? Because he's been a scammer for years."
You can watch some of those videos here:
Conclusion: Options with Ryan and Ryan Hildreth Review
In my opinion, Options with Ryan is a "Temu version" of Invest with Henry.
I believe that Ryan Hildreth is a fraud and scammer and not someone who can be trusted.
His strategies are very simple and they're also available for free from many other YouTubers.
Additionally, his salespeople utilize predatory marketing to encourage people to enroll.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Options with Ryan Reviews
What is Options with Ryan's real name?
Options with Ryan is run by Ryan Hildreth.
Who taught Options with Ryan how to trade?
It seems that Ryan was a former member of Invest with Henry.
Options with Ryan and Ryan Hildreth's net worth?
I believe Ryan Hildreth is worth around $3 million, almost all of which is from running his prior businesses which many have claimed to be fraudulent or scams.
Options with Ryan Review. Is it worth it?
I believe you'll do well in a bull market but lose money in a bear market. Also, there's likely nothing that he teaches that you can't learn for free elsewhere.
Is Options with Ryan trading Strategy risky?
Ryan's trading strategy is not particularly risky. I don't believe he uses margin.
When it comes to trading, Ryan lacks experience and virtually everything he teaches is likely available for free elsewhere.
Is Ryan Hildreth a Scammer?
While Ryan seems to have been involved in alleged Ponzi schemes like Bitconnect, and was a named Defendant in a lawsuit, and Ryan also has many detractors, like Scott Shafer who believe he's a fraudster, it's up to you to decide whether Ryan is legitimate or not.
Personally, I believe he manipulates his account balances and I don't believe he's trading a good trading strategy. But I could be wrong.