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Bravo Six Trades · Futures Trading

Entries and exits, called live.
In the busiest room in its category.

Bravo Six Trades shares both sides of every trade in real time — not just the entry — alongside livestreams, chart analysis, trade breakdowns and a chat that 10,666 accounts have joined. $99.99 a month on Whop.

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10,666joined the community
$99.99per month + Whop fees
Liveentries and exits both shared
16–20online when we checked

Before anything else. Day trading futures and options is among the fastest ways to lose money in retail finance, and published data on retail derivatives accounts has repeatedly shown most of them lose. Copying another trader's entries and exits does not transfer their position sizing, their risk tolerance or their account size to you. Risk only what you could lose in full.

What sets it apart

Most alert groups don't publish their exits.

This one says it does. The listing states that all entries and exits are shared in real time inside the community, and there are separate channels for trade breakdowns and profit recaps.

That matters more than it sounds. An entry-only alert stream is unfalsifiable — you never find out what happened to the position. A group that broadcasts both sides is letting itself be counted, which is a structural argument in its favour and the strongest thing on this page.

The honest caveat: it is still the group publishing its own record, unaudited, and choosing what to recap. Sharing exits is better than hiding them. It is not the same as an independent audit.

What comes with it

  • Live alerts with both sides of the trade
  • Trading livestreams on a published schedule
  • Trade breakdowns after the session
  • Chart analysis and an economic events calendar
  • Trading chat plus Discord access

Inside

What the subscription includes

The alerts
  • Trade alerts with entries and exits shared in real time
  • Chart analysis
  • Economic events calendar
The teaching
  • Trade breakdowns after the fact
  • Trading livestreams
  • Livestream schedule
The room
  • Trading chat
  • Discord community
  • Announcements
The receipts
  • Trading wins channel
  • Profit recaps
  • Everything self-published by the group

Price and checkout

$99.99 a month plus Whop fees — and exactly what happens when you click

This offer has no public product page. The link goes straight to Whop's payment screen, which means everything you would normally read before paying needs to be on this page instead. So here it is.

The subscription

Bravo Six Trades

$99.99 / month

+ $5.00 Whop fees = $104.99 charged monthly

Listed as the full price$199.98
Advertised price, badged 50% off$99.99
Whop platform fee, added at checkout+ $5.00
Actually charged each month $104.99
Twelve months at that total$1,259.88

The $99.99 on the listing is not the figure that leaves your account. Whop adds a $5.00 platform fee on top, so budget $104.99 a month. Sales tax or VAT may be added again depending where you are. Monthly subscription — cancel from your Whop account and it stops at the end of the paid period. The listing also references two further billing options it never prices publicly.

What your money buys

The alerts

  • Trade alerts with entries and exits shared in real time
  • Chart analysis
  • Economic events calendar

The teaching

  • Trade breakdowns after the fact
  • Trading livestreams
  • Livestream schedule

Plus the trading chat, Discord access, announcements, and the channels where wins and profit recaps get posted — all of it published by the group itself. See the full breakdown.

What the checkout actually asks you for

Step 01
You land straight on Whop
There is no product page in between. The link opens Whop's payment page for this subscription directly, with the group's name and tagline at the top so you can confirm you are in the right place.
Step 02
Expect more than the listed price
The amount due today sits top left, with a price breakdown you can expand and a promo code field above it. It will read $104.99, not the $99.99 advertised — Whop adds a $5.00 platform fee. Expand the breakdown to see it itemised, and check whether tax has been added for your country on top.
Step 03
Enter your email and pick a method
Whop uses the email address to create or find your account, and that is where your access arrives. Payment is by card, Google Pay or bank transfer, and any card you have saved with Whop before will already be listed.
Step 04
Agree to the terms, then confirm
You tick a box agreeing to the group's terms of service, privacy policy, return policy and EULA — all four are linked on that page. Read the return policy there, because it is the group's own and not Whop's. Then the button says Get access.

Described from the live Whop checkout at the time of writing. We are an affiliate, so we would rather you arrive at that page knowing what is on it than click away from it confused.

What buyers say

5.0 out of 5, across 1,207 ratings

5.0/5
1,207 ratings on Whop
5 ★
100% (1206)
4 ★
0% (0)
3 ★
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2 ★
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1 ★
0.1% (1)

1,206 five-star ratings out of 1,207, with a single dissenting rating. We publish the full distribution rather than just the headline average — plenty of affiliate pages quote the 5.0 and stop there.

Drew5 July 2026
★★★★★

The most detailed review on the listing. Credits a community that is active every day and full of people who help each other out, and thanks a member known as The Banker for the work behind the scenes.

Brianna12 June 2026
★★★★★

Says she is cashing out daily. The longest-standing reviewer on the page.

Michael Howell18 May 2026
★★★★★

Reports going five and three over two days and rates the group.

Justinj22 May 2026
★★★★★

Says he loves the group and rates it the best.

ClipFlow30 June 2026
★★★★★

One word, two exclamation marks.

Denmer22 June 2026
★★★★★

One word, comparative form.

Ten of the 1,207 public reviews, summarised in our own words. We show the full star distribution rather than only the headline average, including the single rating below five.

Two honest caveats

Two more things to sort out first

Futures, options or picks?

The community is named Futures Trading, the product description sells options trading, and a separate $15/week Picks product sits alongside it. Three different activities with three different risk profiles. Ask in the support chat which one the alerts cover before you pay, and be specific about which product you mean.

You need to be there when alerts land

Live day-trading alerts lose most of their value if you see them an hour later — the entry is gone and often the exit too. The livestreams and breakdowns still work after the fact, but that is the smaller half of what you are paying for.

Independent and unofficial. This is not Bravo Six Trades's site and we do not represent the group. This page is written by an affiliate: the Whop link earns us a commission if you subscribe, at no extra cost to you.

Busy room, and it publishes both sides of the trade.

$99.99 a month on Whop, cancel whenever you like.

Most retail derivatives accounts lose money. Nothing here is financial advice.