We want everyone to go through the complimentary smart-money webinar. This way, it both acts as a benchmark for you and us before we engage in any business relationship. If your interest is peaked, we want you to book a call with Eisa directly. Prior to the call, you will have about 4 hours of homework, to both show to us you are prepared, trainable, and are taking this seriously. The goal of the call is to find out what we can help you with, and what your goals are. If it becomes apparent to Eisa that he can help you, he will offer the different packages and you can select which is the most suitable for you. The nature of our coaching program is 6 months in length. It involves group coaching, online study, and on-going messaging support in Eisa’s Facebook community chat. This isn’t a volume play for us, so we keep the number of people we enroll limited, to be able to offer individualized attention. Then if you need additional help in the program, you will have access to unlimited one-on-one calls with Eisa to discuss any topics you don’t feel comfortable discussing in a group setting. All of this is setup to help you succeed and have all the tools and resources for a successful outcome at the end. Private coaching is also available for those clients who either have a high net-worth and want to learn more about self-management of their wealth, or those who feel they would benefit from one-on-one work with Eisa more than a group setting. You can discuss your options, if it becomes apparent that Eisa can help you on the call. To book a call, go here.

 

It begins with 9 books. These 9 books are the foundation as it sets the neurons up to understand not only what’s possible financially, but that it’s attainable by anyone willing to embrace the work to get there. Then we transition to teaching our experience in how the volatile sector of the stock market works combined with the need for emotional and psychological mastery. Once our clients attain self-sufficient profitability, they learn the scalability by converting what we call “useless-cash” into wealth producing and wealth preservation assets all done within the confines of a holding company and incorporation, so that maximum efficiency exists on all fronts. Why is it useless cash? Because cash is not king, income is. Rinse and repeat.

 

It depends on whether you’re a gambler or determined to learn how to trade them? For most people, yes, it’s gambling – because they don’t know what they’re doing. For those who get educated on how this sector works, this is most likely one of the most attractive and fastest methods to grow a small account faster than simply buying the traditional investment vehicles like mutual funds, indexed funds, crypto, ETFs etc. While those investment vehicles can be great for long-term holds, they’re aimed at preserving the wealth of the already wealthy. But when someone doesn’t have much wealth, all these asset classes do is simply hedging finances against inflation and compounding. We believe it’s better to get to a place of wealth first so that the preservation of it is both scalable and more logical.

There exists many ideologies on wealth and how it's made, but for us, the combination of sustainable trading backed by incorporation and Holdco offers what we believe to be one of the faster ways to wealth. But for speed to be a luxury, people need to up their educational and psychological paradigm, which is the place most give up in. We aim to help people who want to help themselves get over the hump. It takes a lot of work, but it's attainable.

 

We do not have any free products. But we do showcase the results of our clients on Eisa’s Facebook Profile if you’re looking for proof of concept.

Additionally, we have a free strategy group where Eisa drops his regular training for those who want to warm up to the idea of trading/investing.

You can access that by going to FinanciallyFreeProfessionals community group.

We also have our YouTube Channel.

Feel free to also browse our blog is always available for free and we post our thoughts and ideas regularly.

Lastly, we have 2-hour training covering how smart money works, you can access that by clicking here.

The goal of these free platforms is simply to give you a chance to evaluate our educational content and decide if:

1. You think you have what it takes to see this through to success.
2. Eisa is a coach who you want to associate yourself with and learn from.

Traditionally, free content usually does not upkeep its value. As such, we really want clientele who understand the concept of time, and value time.

To learn more about our perspective regarding money, and what perspective we want our clientele to learn, read here.

 

No, we nor any director or representative working at Omnificent is registered. Registration is a requirement when you are in the business of advising people on securities, and/or investments, and/or being affiliated with a firm that engages in such activity. Omnificent does not advise people on any securities, stock tickers, investment strategies, schemes, nor does the entity further the trades of any individual; these categories fall outside the competency and scope of what Omnificent provides. Omnificent's relationship with their clientele is simple. We show our clients what we do specifically in how we tailor the efficiencies of our incorporation(s) and understanding of the financial markets. The service is nothing more than sharing our experience, and opinions. The purchasing of and associated risks associated with our opinion rests solely in the hands of the individual, and we make that very clear prior to any of our informational, educational, and entertainment-based content being made available for purchase. All clients of Omnificent are clearly aware that IF they use the informational and entertainment based approach from Omnificent for their own benefit, that this would be deemed a personal choice, with the results of such choice resting solely with the individual. Further representing that such choice is as a direct result of the individuals own due diligence and acceptance of the high risks involved; especially if the risk ever involves usage of real money. Our clients are required to agree to our Terms and Conditions which spells out our activities as a high risk endeavor. We separate ourselves from promising any specific outcome either positive, neutral, or negative, and we most definitely do not implore activity in the financial markets with money that cannot be lost. In fact, we believe paper-trading to be a pre-requisite for anyone intending to trade the financial markets competently, so that their individual strengths and weaknesses can be identified and worked on in a simulated environment.

Omnificent is therefore not a registered investment agency, a legal firm, accounting firm, or financial planning firm.

For more information to avoid scams, we highly recommend Canadian's visit https://www.checkfirst.ca and https://www.securities-administrators.ca/ for doing their own due diligence to avoid getting involved in any investment fraud/scams that target vulnerable Canadian's. 

 

No, in fact this sort of activity was regulated and supposed to be banned as we turned into 2010. Nonetheless, this is one of the things we take pride in - not being affiliated. It prevents the conflict of interest that can exist out there. Unlike a lot of household names who claim to turn a few hundred dollars into millions, we tell you from the beginning that a lot of work is required. It’s not as simple as 1-2-3, and you do need to overcome psychological short comings, fears, and ideologies. Parallel to that, you also need an education on how the markets work, how to trade competently, and learning to avoid the pitfalls introduced when you’re not tax and cost aware. We do talk about which brokers and platforms we use, but more importantly we talk about why we use them. Then you decide what’s right for you.

 

At Omnificent, we don't pretend to have any sort of authority or expertise on what separates scams from legitimate information. But in our experience, online scams, specifically with regards to stock trading and tax efficiency seem to promise high reward with very low risk. Often times you will find the rewards spoken of, without authenticity regarding the work ethic required, or acceptance of risk introduced to achieve such results. Scams will often do a very good job at creating a sense of urgency or the "need-to-act" on a purchase offer, otherwise the offer may be "gone for good." Scams often claim to "showcase" their trades, but in actuality are doing nothing more than uploading an entry price, an exit price, and a resultant profit/loss chart for your view, to engage vulnerable users in hopeful tactics, without the information presented actually being real. Many scam's are built off the backs of vulnerable users due to the system appearing successful, meanwhile these businesses/scams are only successful because of the revenue generated from the imagery of success. Of course, ensuring that the place you are getting information from is a registered entity increases the legal compliance that such entity has to go through, and the audits they must pass to remain registered. We most definitely don't believe that any "influencer" or high-profile "social media" individual/entity immunizes their ability to perform scam-artist activities. Please make sure you do your own due diligence by researching the company, looking at both enforcement and cease trade orders on the CSA's website, and ask questions before you engage or purchase anything online, specifically with regards to the financial markets.

CSA's website: https://www.securities-administrators.ca/

In the case of Omnificent, we want to be 100% clear that we do not operate our business model based on maximized volume of clientele. Success stories are more important to us, than how much money our corporation makes from selling educational, informational, and entertainment based content. As you will see in many of our stances, we place little emphasis on whether we sell our courses or not. We simply make our story known, and if it leaves the end-user inspired to learn more, such action leads to responsibility which undoubtedly invites risks that are inherent and are entirely the end-user's responsibility to manage.

The reason we can be so passive with this business is because we, the people behind Omnificent have income producing assets, are successful in various segments of the financial markets, and have already achieved a level of financial success as deemed by social standards; resulting in the necessity for monetary profits from our business being non-existent. Instead, our company is nothing more than a passive income entity. It's one of many reasons we don't need to resort to high-pressure sales tactics, buying "artificial" best-seller titles, providing discounts on our products, and/or pushing the idea onto anyone to pursue what we do. In fact, we make a point of not creating hype/urgency to get involved in what it is we are doing. We believe that our message will reach those whom it's intended for, and we are quite comfortable operating in this authentic light, being behind the scenes, while sharing to and serving those whom are interested in what we have to say and do (our opinion).

 

Yes and No. Let us explain.

The financial markets are always an evolving environment. As such, adaptability is required to remain successful. When markets are going through dynamic changes, we may become students of our our own trades by testing new "trading ideas" or thesis', and we have found in the past, that if we share all of our results, it can often confuse anyone who is either new to this and/or following us. When the new strategy we are testing cannot turn into a strategy with consistency, then we believe the sharing of these trial-and-errors ends up negatively affecting the informational and educational content which we do want our clients to be able to view and learn from.

We do however share trade results that fall in line with those strategies that we are well versed with, regardless of them being a winning trade or losing trade. We post those results inside our membership site, and on occasion, on social media platforms.

Additionally, while there seems to exist a popular opinion that sharing year-end reports, and/or every trade is the only way to appear authentic in an online presence where many scams reside, we are more concerned with two other items.

The first item is that we do not want to create "FOMO" (fear of missing out). We say that because when we work our big accounts, the profits and losses can substantiate a dollar amount that is way beyond the comprehension of normal for any individual beginning or even intermediate in this journey. We don't want to misrepresent (for ex: a $45, 000 profit day) as results that are typical, and demotivate the majority of our clients who start out with small accounts. The normal individual starting out will likely not experience profits for a while, and most definitely has a very low historic chance of such euphoric results. So we have as a company policy, decided to share those trade results that fall in line with what we consistently find success with, inside our small account, to show the process in growing an account over time. We believe the process is more important than the profits and losses. For a properly learned process, generates sustainability that can be amalgamated across both small and large account sizes.

The second concern for us is liability. Unfortunately the internet can be a dangerous place, and when you constantly showcase big dollar amounts, you can attract negative attention and usually have to deal with ramifications as a result.

So yes, we will share results where we believe it aids the support and progression of our clientele, but outside of that, we have developed policies and procedures on when and how we showcase our trades.

We fully understand this may impact the volume of clients we get as a result, and we are quite comfortable with keeping our client-intake at the rate our current policies induce. Additionally, we gain "authenticity" and "trust" in the marketplace by sharing our client reviews and client testimonials, as we believe those speak for themselves on how impactful our content has been for them.

As such, our message will reach those it's intended to reach. For those who cannot overcome the rationale for our company policies, we respectfully understand why they will stay on the sidelines. We have an entity to upkeep with concerning its reputation and protection, and as such, these are our policies and procedures which keeps us successful as an entity.

 

No, absolutely not. And if anyone does, please run as fast and far away as you can.

We spend a lot of time educating our clients on what it is that we do to find consistent success in the markets, because the markets always change. In fact, sometimes the best strategy is to take a few weeks or months off because the markets are not conducive to be traded, at least not consistently and profitably. There exists no such thing as "one strategy to always make money" in the markets. There may exist strategies that increases your odds, but even then, adaptability is the number 1 priority of any successful trader.

So no, we do not guarantee results, and we hope anyone buying our courses understand that this is an educational piece in their entire journey to find financial freedom. 

Many people find financial freedom in the stock market, but we believe there exists an even better way to preserve wealth. If you haven't seen our webinar, please make sure to educate yourself for free. Click here to view the webinar.

 

This is an excellent question and one that might be difficult to perceive for an individual who is convincingly skeptical of the web (as they should be), and also has not found financial freedom.

To us, the mindset of our clientele is extremely important. Why? A client who is hung up on the concept of spending money, to advance, will most likely not succeed in the markets, or with finances long term. Of course there exists the caveats and exceptions.

To us, wanting to put money into the stock market, but not being willing to put money into learning how to put money into the stock market is a contradicting stance. It would seem to us that if someone intends to become financially free, that such individual would value the educational piece as much as the emotional piece of experiencing freedom. Otherwise they are relying on a gamble and the next "hot" pick to hopefully make it.

So for us, the correlation between selling our content, and already being successful is that our opinion has value. We sell the value of education, and the value of time. Anyone who values these two, will understand why they are paying for our content.

This is regardless of our personal successes. The very thing that has made us successful is understanding the value that money has and the impact it has on reducing the time it takes to achieve a goal; especially when money is spent on advancing it further. So if by default, we didn't implore this mindset onto our clientele, what sort of result would they likely have? We don't think a positive one to say the least.

As such, there will always exist a demographic who correlate our selling of content as a "sign" that we are actually not profitable, and we are quite comfortable not inviting such mindsets into our positive community where the value of money is both respected and appreciated.

If between the amount of valuable content we have between Social Media, our Website, our Webinar, and our Free Course doesn't showcase a community a person wants to learn from, then we are quite certain that any additional free content would still not gain the credibility such individual would be looking for from us. 

If you want more reasons behind why we don't give out our content for free, please visit our FAQ videos on this page.