Invest with Corey's "hedge fund" persona is a complete lie, according to his own family member. In this video, we reveal exclusive emails, court documents, and police records that expose the shocking truth behind the man known as Corey Benoit.

This deep-dive investigation uncovers everything Invest with Corey doesn't want you to see. A family member, wishing to remain anonymous, reached out with a trove of evidence suggesting his entire online personality is a scam built on "smoke and mirrors." From alleged credit card fraud and lawsuits for unpaid rent to a history of failed YouTube channels and a negative net worth filed in court, we present the facts and let you decide. Is this a financial expert or a character designed to take your money?

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In This Video You'll See:

Exclusive emails from a family member detailing Corey's alleged deception.
Court documents showing his lawsuit for unpaid rent & a negative net worth of -$52,000.
Police records from North Carolina detailing multiple charges.
Evidence of alleged credit card fraud involving another influencer, Invest with Henry.
A look into his past YouTube channels for gaming, cars, and even ASMR.
Proof that his hedge fund background is a myth.
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Options with Ryan reviews. ‪@OptionsWithRyan‬ He claims $20,000/month, “retire early,” and a 100% win rate running the wheel on Palantir. In my opinion, this is how you bleed returns and cap your upside. I break down the actual mechanics (sell puts → get assigned → sell covered calls), why wheel strategies underperform in pullbacks and can’t keep up in rallies, and use covered‑call ETFs (XYLD/QYLD) as proof. You can also look at WEEL as proof! We also review the delta targets (25–35 puts, 20–30 calls), “transitioned account” label, and the comment exchange with a viewer who said they lost money. What you’ll learn:

• Why covered calls trade dollars for pennies (and lock in losses after big drops)

• The assignment/call‑away trap when markets whipsaw

• Wheel vs simply holding quality shares (or using defined‑risk structures)

PLTR specifics: IV, capital tie‑up, and realistic monthly “income” math Safer alternatives: collars, verticals, DCA, or just holding Have receipts or timestamps? Drop them below—I may review them next. Watch to the end for the XYLD/QYLD underperformance comparison and wheel risk scenarios. This video reflects opinions based on publicly available info and viewer submissions; it’s for educational purposes only and not financial or legal advice. #trading #stockmarket #investing #options #Palantir #PLTR #wheelstrategy #coveredcalls #riskmanagement

A 30% drawdown isn’t “life‑changing”—it can be life‑destroying if you’re buying calls on a leveraged ETF. In this breakdown, I dissect Chris Sain’s $50→$1,000 TSLL/Tesla promise and show why leveraged ETFs + options + time decay is a double‑decay trap.

Inside:

TSLL reality: leverage drag, daily reset, path dependency (why 2x ≠ 2x over time)
The real math to 20x—and what TSLA would need to do (and hold) to get there
Why “third Friday” expirations don’t save you from theta and IV crush
Chart patterns vs risk management: size, DTE, and defined‑risk alternatives
Smarter bullish plays than TSLL calls (if you must): verticals, shares/DCA
Opinions based on public info; not financial or legal advice.

#trading #stockmarket #investing #TSLA #TSLL #options #riskmanagement #30percent #drawdown