IS PB LEGIT?
ANSWERED

Based on the public reviews, no — several members address this question directly and unprompted. Diane Marra's review states plainly that PB trades live, is transparent about wins and losses, and genuinely invests in students improving, after she'd spent thousands of dollars on other courses that didn't compare.

That said, always do your own research before a large purchase like the $3,850 lifetime tier. The free Discord (12,590+ members) is the lowest-risk way to judge the community and teaching style for yourself.

Premium is $150/month, $1,500/year (17% off), or $3,850 as a one-time lifetime purchase. There's also a free Discord with over 12,500 members. Prices are from the Whop listing, July 2026.

PB, Clay and Shaddy are the lead traders, with Hayley handling support, tech help and study-hall teaching calls. Reviews describe PB as trading since age 12 and being 18-19 years old currently, with Clay and Shaddy also actively trading live alongside him.

The reviews suggest yes — the stated philosophy is teaching the reasoning behind trades ('the WHY') rather than expecting members to already know how to trade. Jennifer Palmer's review, from someone with about 2 years of trading experience, says her consistency improved significantly after joining, which suggests the material works across experience levels.

Real-time trade alerts sent to your phone, direct access to ask the trading team questions, live trading sessions, live classes, and personalized feedback — on top of the free Discord's content.

The monthly plan is billed monthly with no stated lock-in. The yearly and lifetime tiers trade a discount for less flexibility. Refund terms are set by the seller and generally visible to members on the Whop page — check the current policy before committing to a longer term.

This is a fair question the reviews themselves raise and answer: Diane Marra's review explicitly addresses it, arguing that PB's discipline and simple, low-indicator strategy exceed what she's seen from mentors 'twice his age.' Ultimately, judge the strategy and the track record shown in live trading and the free Discord — not the trader's age alone.

Over 44,000 have joined the community overall, according to the Whop profile (July 2026), with 12,590+ specifically in the free Discord tier. That's one of the larger trading communities reviewed on this site.

The official FAQ addresses this directly, suggesting the community is built to bring newer traders up to speed through education and live classes rather than requiring prior experience. Start with the free Discord to gauge the pace before committing to a paid tier.

No community or mentorship can guarantee that. Day trading is volatile, and most people who attempt it don't become consistently profitable. A good mentorship can improve your discipline and decision-making — several reviews credit New Age specifically for that — but it cannot remove the underlying risk. Never trade money you can't afford to lose, and treat every specific result mentioned in a review as one account's unaudited outcome.