Friendly Bear University  Reviews 

I'm enrolled in Friendly Bear University's trading program, focused on short selling. The library has hundreds of videos and the material has been definitely a game changer for me, as there is no other program that covers fundamentals, dilution, capital structure in this depth, and these are concepts that normal retail traders are not exposed to, even though they matter a lot when trading small caps.

I've watched and previously attended other trading courses, and Friendly Bear is the one I'd rank highest. What has also made the biggest difference is David's mentorship and his daily stock review. Going through his process has changed how I think about risk and helped me spot red flags I used to miss. Having someone experienced who will give direct feedback is something that none of my earlier courses offered.

For anyone who wants to understand fundamentals and have a real opportunity at being a successful and profitable trader, Friendly Bear University is the way to go.

I highly recommend joining FBU if you are genuinely serious about learning how to trade
David is an excellent mentor and his way of teaching makes things easier to understand. He is very dedicated and detailed oriented, and he is always willing to share his knowledge and experience in depth

FBU Changed the Way I Look at Trading

I joined Friendly Bear University as a beginner trader wanting to learn short selling. What I got was much more than a trading strategy.

David Capablanca and FBU taught me how to actually think like a trader! Research the company, understand dilution, warrants, float, cash runway, borrow fees, catalysts, historical charts, and most importantly, manage risk.

One of the biggest lessons I've learned is that, not every moving stock is a trade! Sometimes the best trade is no trade. Be patient, wait for your setup, and don't force something just because you want to be in the market.

FBU also emphasizes something I really believe in now: Perfect Practice. Journal your trades. Study your mistakes. Review the charts. Learn what you missed. Then come back better prepared the next time.

I'm still paper trading, still studying, and still developing my edge. But I'm a completely different trader from when I started. Instead of asking, “Where do I short this?” I'm now asking, “Why is this moving? What's the catalyst? Where's the dilution? What's the risk? And does this actually fit my setup?”

That's what FBU has done for me.

This isn't an alert service or a shortcut to easy money. You're being taught how to eventually think and trade independently.

If you're serious about learning short selling and you're willing to put in the work, FBU is absolutely worth checking out.

Five stars from me.

-MoneyPenny66

Learming how to trade

Friendly Bear University is not just an online learning center. It’s an experience. David Capablanca makes esoteric concepts accessible to novices and experienced traders alike. His inspirational teaching style and approachability are unmatched in his industry and across diverse learning platforms.

Before joining Friendly Bear University, I felt like I was running around like a headless chicken, putting in effort without a clear direction. The program helped me become much more goal-oriented, disciplined, and focused on improving the skills that actually matter in trading. I’ve made noticeable progress in my knowledge, decision-making, and overall mindset. Friendly Bear University has given me a clearer path and helped me approach trading with much more purpose and confidence.

Hi Laza here!
I’ve been trading for several years, and honestly, my journey has been far from easy. I’ve made mistakes, chased trades, and all that..

What made the biggest difference for me was finding the right people around me. - "Surround yourself with great minds and you will become one!"

This community has been much more than just a place where people post trade ideas. The biggest value for me has been having experienced traders around who are willing to share their process, challenge your thinking, and help you understand why something is happening instead of simply telling you what to buy or short.

The person behind the community has also become a friend and mentor to me. I’ve learned a lot from watching how he approaches the market, how he deals with mistakes and bad trades.

There’s no magic formula here, and nobody is going to turn you into a profitable trader overnight. Trading still requires an enormous amount of work, discipline, and screen time.

But having the right environment and people around you can make that journey a lot less lonely and a lot more productive.

Laza