I regret starting this. This is a good way to spend a lot of time learning very little indeed. The course is too broad, too hypothetical and theoretical, and there aren't enough specifics. Giving some specific examples can be done in a way that doesn't constitute financial advice, if that's the concern.
The only specific information that I felt I learned related to the formulae for calculating various metrics. But even then, someone of the example generation is completely wild - why would your example have an initial value of 100, when you're also about to multiply by 100 to get a percentage? You could choose any number you like - are the creators deliberately trying to make this confusing?
Some of the reading links don't work. This is also a very US-centric course (I was unaware when I enrolled) so if you are investing somewhere else, there will be whole swathes of this course that don't apply to you (almost the entirety of module 4, for example).
And unforgivable aspect to this is that about 30% of the videos have really poor audio. They clearly reviewed them, noticed that there was a problem with the microphone, and decided to use them anyway because they were too lazy to redo them.
I am genuinely mad that I ever signed up for this garbage.