Instead of thinking about where you should load them or which channel and group you're going to share it. Why not keep it to yourself first and make yourself the most profitable trader of all?
And from there, you don't need any effort in sharing that signals to anywhere and it won't bother you to think where you should load them, right?
Quotes like these make sense, but they've become so common that I'm open to other perspectives that could challenge the ideas in those quotes.
Firstly, why would a financial advisor continue offering consultation services? Wouldn't someone skilled in finance be able to make more money using their expertise rather than providing services and taking money from many people? Considering there's a significant demand for financial consultations, I assume there's more to it.
On the other hand, looking at the existence of signal groups (often through Telegram channels), they undoubtedly possess better trading knowledge than a 'newcomer'. It's possible they sell signals not just to earn money from subscribers, but there's another force at play. So, the more people who believe in a signal, the more likely the signal chart will follow the predictions of the signal provider.
Subscribers, by paying a certain amount, contribute to the strength needed for the predictions to come true. This means that the more subscribers there are, the stronger they should be (in theory) in providing accurate signals.