BTMA Wealth Builders Club review
A stock-screening spreadsheet and monthly picks for people who research their own shares
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-10-04.
Is it worth it?
You've got money in the market and a nagging feeling you're doing it badly. Maybe you bought on a tip, watched it sag, and now you check the app more than you'd like. Or you're doing the research properly and it's eating your evenings, hours in a spreadsheet after the kids are asleep, all for one company. That's who this is aimed at. BTMA is a scoring system wrapped in a spreadsheet, plus a club where Grant shares what his method is flagging. The real appeal is the time saving. Screening a company by hand takes ages and takes seconds with a tool, and having a repeatable checklist stops you buying on a hunch. Several of the testimonials are really about that, not about getting rich. The returns on the page are the seller's own figures, from his own account and his own backtesting, with no independent audit. Beating the market in over 85% of months since 2000 is a big claim offered without outside verification, and past results, even genuine ones, don't carry forward. Treat the numbers as the pitch and the spreadsheet as the product. If you already enjoy fundamental analysis and want it faster, this is a reasonable buy. If you're hoping to hand over the thinking and collect 5% trades, you'll probably be disappointed, and the monthly fee runs whether the picks work or not.
Pros
- Turns hours of manual screening into minutes
- Gives you a repeatable checklist rather than gut feel
- Focuses on company fundamentals, not day-trading signals
- You keep control of your own money and broker
Cons
- Performance figures are self-reported and not independently audited
- The page never states the price, billing cycle or refund terms
- Still needs your own capital, brokerage account and time to place trades
- Recurring charge continues regardless of how your holdings do
BTMA Wealth Builders Club
A stock-screening spreadsheet and monthly picks for people who research their own shares
What you get
Membership gives you the BTMA stock spreadsheet, a screening tool where you feed in a company and it scores it on fundamentals, management quality and ratings rather than chart patterns. Alongside that you get Grant's own analysis and a recommended buy list, so you can either run your own names through it or follow the picks. It bills monthly, so it's ongoing access rather than a one-off download.
Before you buy
- Find the exact monthly price, renewal date and how to cancel before you hand over card details
- Check the refund window at checkout, since the page doesn't mention one
- Be honest about whether you have enough capital and interest to actually use a research tool weekly
Who it suits
Hands-on DIY investors who already like fundamental analysis and want to do it faster
