Etoro - $45,000 Per Month? Yup. It's Possible.
Summary
TLDRThe speaker discusses the appeal of becoming a popular investor on the platform 'aro', highlighting the potential earnings from asset management fees. They analyze the success of a top investor, 'yepa Bond', who earns significant monthly payments due to his popularity and performance. The video also touches on the importance of discipline and emotional control in trading, as well as the responsibility that comes with having others copy your trades. The speaker contemplates whether they should pursue this path themselves, considering their own trading history and the need for consistency and mastery of emotions.
Takeaways
- 📈 The speaker discusses comments on their channel about significant gains made by individuals who pulled their money from copy trading and made substantial profits on Amazon, Google, and ETFs.
- 🤔 The speaker questions the role of popular investors and how much money they can make, highlighting the potential rewards for those who become popular on the platform.
- 👤 The script introduces 'yepa Bond' as an example of a popular investor with over 20,000 people copying his trades and managing over $50 million in assets.
- 💼 It explains the 'Popular Investor' program, detailing the different levels and the rewards that can be earned, including monthly payments and percentages of assets under management.
- 💰 The speaker calculates the potential earnings of a popular investor like 'yepa Bond', estimating monthly earnings in the tens of thousands of dollars.
- 📊 The script emphasizes the importance of consistency and reliability in trading, using 'isabe' as an example of an investor with a smaller following but a consistent track record.
- 🎯 The speaker reflects on their own trading temperament, admitting to a lack of discipline and a tendency to gamble, which is not conducive to being a popular investor.
- 📚 The importance of learning technical and fundamental analysis, understanding the market, and mastering one's chosen assets is stressed for those aspiring to be popular investors.
- 🚫 The speaker shares their personal decision not to be a popular investor due to the emotional challenges and the scrutiny that comes with managing other people's money.
- 🤯 The script highlights the emotional component of trading, the need to control emotions, and the potential consequences of making poor decisions when emotions take over.
- 💪 The speaker concludes by acknowledging the significant rewards for those who can successfully manage their emotions and consistently deliver gains as a popular investor, hinting at a possible attempt to rejoin the program.
Q & A
What is the main topic discussed in the video script?
-The main topic discussed in the video script is the concept of becoming a popular investor on a trading platform, the potential earnings from it, and the personal considerations one must make before attempting to become one.
What is the comment mentioned at the beginning of the script about?
-The comment mentioned at the beginning of the script is about an individual who claims to have made significant gains by investing directly in companies like Amazon and Google, and ETFs, rather than engaging in copy trading.
Who is yepa Bond mentioned in the script?
-Yepa Bond is referred to as the most copied popular investor on the platform 'aro', with over 20,000 investors copying him and managing over $50 million in assets.
What are the different levels of the popular investor program mentioned in the script?
-The different levels of the popular investor program mentioned are Cadet, Champion, Elite, and Elite Pro, each with increasing benefits and monthly payments.
What is the monthly earning potential for a popular investor at the Elite Pro level according to the script?
-According to the script, a popular investor at the Elite Pro level can earn 1.5% of the first 30 million assets under management annually, split into 12 monthly payments, and 0.5% on the next 20 million, which translates to approximately $45,833 per month.
What is the speaker's personal stance on becoming a popular investor?
-The speaker acknowledges the potential earnings and the appeal of becoming a popular investor but expresses personal reservations due to a lack of discipline and emotional control in trading.
What are the emotional challenges mentioned by the speaker for being a popular investor?
-The emotional challenges mentioned by the speaker include dealing with fear and greed, maintaining discipline, handling losses, and managing the pressure of having many people copy your trades and potentially losing their money.
What is the speaker's view on the importance of consistency in trading?
-The speaker values consistency in trading, as it builds trust among those who might consider copying the trader's strategies, and it is a key factor in becoming a successful popular investor.
What is the role of technical and fundamental analysis in becoming a popular investor?
-Technical and fundamental analysis are essential skills for understanding the markets and making informed trading decisions, which are crucial for becoming a popular investor.
What does the speaker suggest as a possible next step for themselves?
-The speaker suggests that they might consider starting a second account to try becoming a popular investor again, but they are also aware of the need to master their emotions and gain more knowledge to be successful.
What is the speaker's final advice for those attempting to join the popular investor program?
-The speaker advises those attempting to join the popular investor program to focus on consistency and to earn the trust of others through reliable trading performance.
Outlines
🤑 The Appeal of Becoming a Popular Investor
The speaker discusses the allure of becoming a popular investor on a trading platform, inspired by comments on their channel that boast significant gains from individual trading. They highlight the potential earnings from the platform's popular investor program, using 'yepa Bond' as an example of a successful investor with over 20,000 copiers and managing over $50 million. The speaker breaks down the financial rewards structure, explaining the percentage-based earnings from assets under management. They calculate the potential monthly income for a top-tier popular investor and contrast it with their own trading style, emphasizing the importance of consistency and discipline over high-risk, high-reward strategies.
🧐 The Challenges and Responsibilities of Popular Investing
In the second paragraph, the speaker contemplates the idea of becoming a popular investor themselves, leveraging their YouTube following. However, they acknowledge the necessity of mastering trading skills, including technical and fundamental analysis, and understanding market sectors. The speaker reflects on their own trading history, highlighting the emotional challenges of trading, such as dealing with fear and greed, and the importance of maintaining discipline. They also consider the pressure and scrutiny that comes with being a popular investor, especially when managing a large amount of other people's money. The speaker concludes by questioning their readiness to handle the emotional and psychological aspects of being a popular investor and hints at possibly giving it another try, suggesting that with enough knowledge and emotional control, the rewards could be substantial.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Copy Trading
💡Popular Investor
💡Assets Under Management (AUM)
💡Technical Analysis
💡Fundamental Analysis
💡Consistency
💡Emotion in Trading
💡Discipline
💡Risk Management
💡Market Sectors
💡Gambling
Highlights
Commenters on the channel share their impressive gains from self-trading, sparking a discussion on the merits of copy trading versus DIY investing.
The idea of becoming a popular investor on the platform 'onaro' is introduced, with significant earnings potential for those who can attract copiers.
Yepa Bond is highlighted as a top popular investor on 'onaro', with over 20,000 copiers and managing over $50 million.
Details of the popular investor program on 'onaro' are explained, including the rewards and earnings structure.
The earnings potential for a popular investor is calculated, with Yepa Bond potentially earning $450,000 annually from the first 30 million assets under management.
An additional $100,000 is estimated for Yepa Bond from managing assets beyond the first 30 million, totaling a significant annual income.
The importance of trading profits in addition to earnings from being a popular investor is emphasized.
The video discusses the difference between high-return traders and those with consistent, smaller gains, like isabe.
The presenter contemplates using their YouTube channel to become a popular investor, leveraging their subscriber base.
The necessity of having a solid understanding of technical and fundamental analysis for potential popular investors is stressed.
The emotional aspect of trading is discussed, including the need for discipline and control over fear and greed.
The presenter shares their personal trading history and the lack of discipline that led to their decision not to be a popular investor.
The responsibility of managing other people's assets as a popular investor is highlighted, with the potential for significant losses.
The impact of public scrutiny on a popular investor's trades and the emotional toll of negative comments are considered.
The presenter ponders whether they have the emotional mastery and knowledge to consistently make gains and earn trust as a popular investor.
The video concludes with the presenter considering starting a second account to attempt becoming a popular investor, acknowledging the significant rewards for those who can succeed.
Transcripts
hey guys so I just wanted to talk about
something quickly every so often I get
these sort of comments on my channel uh
like this one here uh best thing I did
was pull my money from copy trading do
it yourself and instantly made 60% gain
on Amazon 60% mind you 65% on Google and
10% up on ETFs do your own thing so much
better than these copers I mean that's
fantastic isn't it and look yeah 100%
agree and I'm starting to think the same
now these guys I don't want to single
out these guys have got a really good
point right but I think you should go
further than that if you can make 60%
gain on Amazon 65% on Google 10% up on
ETFs and it's quite easy for you become
a popular investor what are you doing if
there's any way I could be a popular
investor do you know how much money
those people are making on this site
let's have a look at one of them here
okay so here's yepa Bond who I talked
about in one of the last videos now
granted he says he's the most copied
popular investor onaro with 20,000 plus
investors uh copying with over $50
million all right so this guy's got a
lot of people copying it okay so this
page here is the popular investor page
onaro this tells us all the information
about the popular investor program how
to get onto it and what sort of rewards
we can get how much money we can make if
we are popular investors so let's have a
look so here we can see that the cadet
the first level doesn't get a monthly
payment Champion you move up to the
second level you can get $500 a month
and then Elite and elite pro which is
where yepa Kirk bonders they both get
1.5% of the annual assets under
management you get more if you're
actually elite pro 1.5% of the assets
under management and actually what it is
is the first 30 million if he's been
there for over 5 years on the site which
yepa has up to the first 30 million of
assets under management gets 1.5% of
that per year split into 12 monthly
payments and he gets 0.5% on the other
20 million plus cuz he's got 50 million
plus but let's say it's 50 million let's
let's do the maths on that okay so 30 1
2 3 4 5 6 *
1.5% equals
$450,000
$450,000 uh and let's divide that by 12
monthly payments so how much is he going
to be getting on that a month that's
37,500 375,000 a month right there all
right now remember there's the other 20
mil not a lot just an extra other 20 mil
so let's work that one out times
0.5% because he only gets 0.5% on the
other 20 mil that's another
100,000 so what's that 550,000 per year
so let's divide that by 12 all right
equals um
8,333 so what was he making before
37,000 now another 8,000 it's incredible
how much money that's a month all right
then he's got his actual trading uh
profits he's point 9.57 he's made
99.57% this year on his money plus he's
getting that 37 what is that 38 39 40 41
42 43 44 45 45ish thousand a month you
might be getting more because he says 50
million assets under management it could
be more than that on the stats page here
it only ever says 5 million plus copy
assets under management hit we can see
that 50 million is obviously a lot more
than that a place where we can see
exactly how much the people we're
copying have is on that monthly
investors fact sheet but we only get
that fact sheet for people we're copying
so I'm not copying yepe although I might
start cuz really looking his statistics
look how well he has done now we can see
why if you look at these statistics why
people have so many people have copied
yepa you he does a thorough job and he
does really well but let's go back and
look at the portfolio over here we look
at someone I've just copied like isabe
over here now looking at iab's
statistics again what she's got is
consistency right so she's got these
many years she's got three years where
she's been consistently profitable but
they're really small amount amounts look
uh 0.44 0.55 0.56 looking at this last
month okay I go to the history and I
look at the last month last 30 days she
made one trade opened on the 5th of the
9th closed on the 6th of the 9th she
basically held it for a Day made
2.17% that was it for the month see
isabe over here only has 3177 copies she
hasn't got the 20,000 plus that yepa has
but look at that line look at it is it
going up is it going down is it going
flat it's going up okay it's going up so
you can be an isabe and you can have
sort of this style or you can be a yep
airk Bond and you can have those big or
you can be something in between or
another one you can be yourself and have
those big returns obviously people want
um bigger returns that's always
incredibly sort of attractive but steady
gains uh reliability as you saw that's
what I'm looking for consistency you see
I don't have that temperament I'm a
gambler I tend to gamble I tend to if I
make 0.5% I'd want to make 1% then I'd
want to make 2% and then I think I can
make 5% then I want to do you know what
I mean I that's the problem you have to
have discipline now if you spend all
your time watching charts already and
you know about the fundamentals of
companies and you're interested in this
and you do this naturally then good Lord
I think this is an amazing business
opportunity to just keep doing what
you're doing and start getting copies
and start making those big bucks I mean
I'm tempted cuz I have a YouTube channel
I have like 63,000 subscribers what's
stopping me from just trying to sort of
mimic something like what be's doing
here and get like small statistics one
or two trades a month get people in all
these people watching I could maybe try
and convince them to try and come and
copy me okay no one is going to come and
copy me if I've got all red statistics
if I wanted to do this and attract
people doesn't matter how many
subscribers I have or how many people
think are Toms an or right guy people
are here for money so you have to know
how to trade now knowing how to trade
you have to learn the technical analysis
you have to learn the fundamental
analysis you have to learn about the
markets learn your sector of the markets
both yepe and her will understand their
part of the markets the assets they like
and they will trade them they will
understand how to trade but it's more
than that and it's the reason why I'm
not trading at one point I was a popular
investor they used to let me do that and
then they changed the law and they said
you can either be a popular investor and
only manually trade or you can continue
to copy people but you can't be a
popular investor I chose to not be a
popular investor and just copy people
why because if you look at my first
years of trading results my first four
months 5 months that's me losing 48%
trading gold old first thing in the
morning highly leveraged before I'm even
awake second year I made gains it was
just luck I was gambling third year you
see me down again I don't have that
discipline and not because I couldn't I
could study and learn how to trade
technically you got to deal with your
emotions what about your fear what about
your greed would I be happy to make half
a percent or would I start chasing 1% 2%
higher percents what happens if I made a
loss would I be able to accept that loss
would I mind if you saw my losses or
would I always want to look green and
would I chase that and start taking
bigger and bigger risks and eventually
land in trouble and it's one thing to uh
to do this when no one's copying you can
you imagine in yepe situation having 50
million dollar of other people's assets
copying your trades if you make a trade
on Apple you've got to wonder if if this
loses it's not just me who's going to
lose all those other people I'm going to
lose 50 million dollar under manag all
of that money I'm how much am I going to
lose if this trade loses how are people
going to respond to me are they going to
be angry I get bad comments sometimes on
on this channel it's difficult when
people aren't nice to you or to just do
stuff in public cuz you know whatever
you do also one of the reasons I don't
manually trade which is a bit sad but
also true all of my trades will be
heavily scrutinized what if I make a
mistake I'll have 64,000 people going
gotcha imagine if you're a popular
investor with 50 million assets of other
people's money under management what's
it going to be like if you start making
mistakes if you have a down week or a
down month or a down three months could
you handle that there's a lot that goes
into this which is more than just the
technical aspects of trading and that
knowledge there's an emotional component
to uh sort of harnessing your emotions
and controlling them a so that you can
do this effectively and trade
effectively because emotions get in the
way and you make terrible decisions when
ruled by emotions me and a lot of other
people
but apart from that if you're a popular
investor and you've got all those people
copying you can you harness and handle
your emotions uh when things go wrong or
when things are going right can you not
become too arrogant and too sure of
yourself a lot that goes into this for
those who can do it the rewards are huge
though I'm tempted to try again I'm
tempted to start a second account and
try can I do it now do I have enough
Mastery of my emotions and enough
knowledge to make these sort of gains
consistently so that maybe I can earn
and you'd have to earn no one's going to
give you that trust just cuz they like
you you have to earn it with consistency
to have people copy you but I think for
those who can do it the rewards the
rewards are incredible maybe it's worth
a shot we'll see anyhow that's it for
now for all of you trying to sort of be
on the popular investor program good
luck to you I hope it goes really well
all right see you in the next one
bye-bye
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