Mentor Review: Wall Street Academy

From the founder of Forever In Profit, Quillan Black, comes a Forex mentorship program, Wall Street Academy. Quillan promises that this product is “the most effective educational platform for learning how to trade in the Forex market.” The last offering he was involved in was focused too heavily on luxury lifestyle marketing, so hopefully this service is more results and strategy oriented.

There definitely is still a lot of focus on lifestyle marketing, but not to the detriment of the academy itself. This is just part of the Forex market in current times, and it honestly doesn’t bother me like it used to.

The location of the product headquarters is in Miami, Florida. As for the address, this isn’t provided but the developers have recently acquired a new head office, so I believe there will be an address coming. To get in touch with support, you can fill out an email form on the website, the support email address isn’t publicly provided.

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Wall Street Academy Review

Reviewing systems like Forever in Profit and Wall Street Academy, is a first for me. It’s the first time that I’ve really seen lifestyle marketing used effectively in the Forex marketplace. The developers make themselves accessible through social networks and provide glimpses into their lifestyles by doing photo shoots and printing T-shirts. It really does work, because it makes you feel confident about the prospects.

Yet, flashy cars and expensive watches aren’t what we are interested in at Forex Robot Nation. So with that being said, let’s take a look at what Quillan Black’s mentorship program has to offer.

• One on one webinars
• Support group
• Training course
• Past recorded webinars
• Access to both Forever in Profit and Wall Street Academy websites/facebook groups

Going for the same price as the Forever in Profit membership, this comes across as a rebrand sort of situation. I’m not sure if it’s 100% the case, but I get the feeling that whether you sign up with this brand or the other brand, you are essentially getting a similar package. Thus, make sure that you only sign up with one. It looks like the same thing goes for the “Technical Prosperity” website, and “Technical Art FX.” This isn’t a negative or positive, just a fact.

Quillan Black

A major portion of the Wall Street Academy sales page is dedicated to the CEO, Quillan Roberto Black. He was born in Mandeville, Jamaica and is a 26 year old entrepreneur. According to his story, he “began to focus on learning to trade in the Forex market in January 2015.” Then, one year later he designed this Academy to teach traders his personal trading style. One year after that, he now has over 770 students in his personal mentorship program.

The story sounds impressive, but also unrealistic. If you yourself are a trader, and you’ve decided to take up trading the general rule is that you will need to trade at least a year before you start breaking even. In the story outlined on the Academy website we are led to believe that in one single year Quillan learned how to trade so well that he could begin teaching is specific trading style.

While originally I was very skeptical of this story, many years have passed since I’ve done this review, and Cue is still growing. His instagram account has hundreds of thousands of followers, and I believe his skill has likely followed suit.

Academy Results

At first glance I was actually extremely happy with what I saw from the Wall Street Academy results, as there are two myfxbook accounts. However, if you look closer you will see that the account only ran for 2 weeks from the end of September 2016 to the beginning of October 2016. That’s not all, the results can’t even be accessed. If you try to click on the trading results, nothing will happen. If you go to the my FX book website and search specifically for the technical life trading account, it doesn’t exist.

So I’m not sure what’s happening here with these trading results, but they can’t be relied upon completely. I have seen some really impressive results on instagram, but I do hope to see another Myfxbook account with more recent results as well.

I think it would be a great idea for Cue to update this section of the website, just to see his newfound skills over 6 years later.

Client Feedback

We are a few years removed from our original Wall Street Academy review, and have now received quite a few comments from the community. There are a few people that have attacked us, claiming that we are making too many assumptions but this is par for the course. The attacks are never substantiated, they never go into any detail or address any of our real concerns.

Then, there are other clients that claim this is a scam and a crappy course. Obviously, you can decide which of the comments you want to listen to, but I’m sure the truth is somewhere in the middle, as it always is.

Conclusion

It’s difficult to say whether or not we can trust the Wall Street Academy. This product is well presented to a certain extent, but I would still like to see some 2022 results just to really feel confident about the service.

I think I’m much more bullish on this Academy then I was originally. I’ve watched some videos from the creator, and find them to be insightful.

He definitely knows trading, and his teaching style is effective too. Whether or not that’s worth the price tag is up for you to determine, but I hope this review helped you understand my position.

Thank you for reading, and please feel free to contribute your comments and questions.