Which is the best investment course in SG?

I went through several investment courses. All of them have their pros and cons.

There is no definite answer to this question, I guess...

Ask around for their students' results! Maybe it will help to give some clues?

If I can only choose one. It would be Growth Investing Mastery.

There is a lot of courses out there, in different format, and some may even free.

However, very much depends on personal needs.

It is similar to signing up a gym, are you looking for equipment, environment, community, coaches, facilities, locations, classes, etc

So for investment course before making a decision, list out the things that you are looking for and what are the stuff that you like to learn then, instead of finding the best investment course, find the one that most suites your need.

For me personally,

1. Investment Methods (Fundamental Investing, Value Investing, Options Investing, etc)

2. Instructors' Results

3. After Program, Continous Learning

4. Community (I'm a procastinator, I need accountability and push)

THere is no one-size fits all investment course.

However, some investment courses will provide you with a good starting point by teaching the key pointers that you need to know before you embark on your investment journey.

You should not expect to learn everything there is to know from a single course. Instead, use an investment course as a jump start to your investment journey.

Make sure that you get your money's worth. Courses tend to run in the thousands and you will want to ensure that you evaluate them before signing up. Read reviews and testimonials, check out the trainer's profile and know what kind of support you'll get after the course. Some courses can be eligible for skillsfuture or IBF funding, and that's a good thing as these courses have their content vetted before being allowed to be eligible, you know you won't be getting poor returns for your money.

Lastly, and most importantly, take action. You can attend all the courses in Singapore and end up back at square one if you don't take action to apply what you learned.