V's model is good if you have the patience for it it is quite really good. For me it didn't fit with my trading style but when it comes to really mentoring he gives solid advices and really puts an effort to make sure you are on track
i doubt that there is better mento than vvv in this space. Shit completely changed my trading and made me spent like max 2h a day on the charts. Definitely made me better trader. I am really grateful and really recommend to join.
that guy has that *sauce*, seen a large improvement of my performance and mental health
great mentorship starting to see an improvement to my edge and becoming more consistent v has helped me become a better trader and I am greatful for his mentorship
very good server i learned quiet a bit it works well with some practice and i fw the mentor he cool
Amazing mentorship that provided me with much more than I paid for. I really appreciate how attentive and responsive V is as a mentor. He wants you to succeed and he will be there to help you do so, but that ultimately depends on you.
straight and simple mentor, he doesn't teach you what you want to do but what you must. Because technical isn't enough, he give you psychology tricks to not be a slave of the chart, he want you to succeed and not flex any community or some sh*t! straight forward to "how to be consistently profitable...
goated mentor, was there to help me with my psychology issues when I needed it, and his trading model is so simple and easy to replicate. I think joining this server was one of the best decisions I made, even though I was uncertain as I got rugged by another TikTok mentor.
Glad I found V on tiktok tbh, such a goat of a mentor. I never knew trading could be that easy. His mento includes everything you need and the community itself is great.
He’s a great mentor who teaches a clear, mechanical trading model that you can follow to become profitable. Overall, the Discord community is worth the money—he’s always active in the server, so you can ask questions and get prompt answers from him.
