Official J Bravo channels and how to spot fakes.

Where is J Bravo on YouTube?

On three channels: J Bravo (@J_Bravo), Bravo Trades (@JBravoTrades) and Follow the Money (@Following-the-Money).

• J BravoA video a day: news and trading. In his words: “Traveling the world, trading, and teaching others how to do it.”youtube.com/@J_Bravo
• Bravo TradesWatch him trade, every day.youtube.com/@JBravoTrades
• Follow the MoneyWhere money really comes from, hosted by J Bravo.youtube.com/@Following-the-Money

Where is the official course?

On J Bravo's Teachable school. Every buy button on this site goes straight to its checkout.

• J Bravo's Teachable schoolThe course, the checkout and the lessons.on teachable.com

Copies sold anywhere else aren't from him and don't come with his 30-day refund.

Where do students log in?

Only on teachable.com. Use Sign in at the top of this site, or the link below.

• Student sign inTeachable emails you a one-time code to log in.sso.teachable.com

Lookalike login pages exist. Before you enter your email, check the address bar: a real Teachable address ends in “.teachable.com”, with a dot right before “teachable”. A dash in that spot, or a different spelling, means it isn't Teachable.

Never share your login code with anyone, including someone who says they're J Bravo.

Where are the Bravo indicators?

On ChartPrime. ChartPrime designed the Bravo Kit alongside J Bravo and sells it as part of its own subscription.

• ChartPrime's guide to the Bravo KitWhat each tool in the kit does, from ChartPrime.docs.chartprime.com
• The Bravo Kit on this siteThe Bravo Bands, the Bravo 9 Count and the Bravo MAs, explained.jbravo.com/tools

Does J Bravo message people on Telegram, WhatsApp or DMs?

No. J Bravo never asks for money on Telegram, WhatsApp or in DMs.

Anyone who messages you in his name to ask for money, crypto, a login code or a card number, or who offers to trade for you, isn't him.

How do I spot a fake J Bravo account?

Check the handle, then check what it asks you for.

• The handle isn't exactly one of the three channels above.
• It messaged you first.
• It asks for money, crypto, a password or a login code.
• It promises you a return, or offers to trade for you.

Not sure? Start from this site. Every official link is on this page.

What should I do if I find a fake?

Don't reply and don't pay. Report the account on the app or site where you found it.