Do you believe that anyone can lock in with a trading influencer and make it

[pawanjain]

 Why I don’t believe
1. Trading influencers do too much to entertain their followers that makes them more like social media actors than traders.
2. If he is so confidence about changing someone’s life he should be doing that to his family and people from his community, to his home town.
3. The lock in video is so entertaining that it just have to be scripted.


Do you believe this trading influencers?

You have already answered your own questions and you are on spot with that.
You already acknowledged the potential outcomes and I believe those are true.
The simple thing is, if he was really so good at trading, he wouldn't have the need to setup this boot camp.

It's highly likely that this so called random person he has collaborated with is one of his acquaintance.
There's no way for him to prove otherwise. Influencers can go to any extent to entertain their followers.
This is just one of their tricks to get others hooked into his content.

[yudi09]

Why I don’t believe
1. Trading influencers do too much to entertain their followers that makes them more like social media actors than traders.
2. If he is so confidence about changing someone’s life he should be doing that to his family and people from his community, to his home town.
3. The lock in video is so entertaining that it just have to be scripted.


Do you believe this trading influencers?

Saying you believe or don't believe is very easy, but the problem is that most influencers only show off their luxury so that their followers will believe them.
Point number 3, I'm sure it's just scripted content and the second party has probably been paid to follow the script that has been written.
The behavior of influencers who are rich from trading in all countries seems to be the same. What is shown is all arrogance, even though positively it is their right because they have worked hard to build it all.
In essence, I don't believe in influencers.

[ASloveapg]

I don't believe them because people are lured with money, luxury cars, houses and unique assets. These advertisements are made, there are a lot of lies hidden here, because the person takes various steps to create an advertisement and attract people. So those advertisements are believed by those who win in trading or gambling, they lose all their money and end up facing addiction. So never believe those advertisements, they are surrounded by lies.

Advertisements are always full of lies, they are designed only to attract and entice, and they are designed in such a way that you are attracted to them as soon as you see them. Therefore, believing advertisements is dangerous, from the moment you enter here, you will be more deeply involved in them, and its effect will always be deeper and more negative. Therefore, believing such propaganda is equivalent to putting your future in danger.

[Y3shot]

Why I don’t believe
1. Trading influencers do too much to entertain their followers that makes them more like social media actors than traders.
2. If he is so confidence about changing someone’s life he should be doing that to his family and people from his community, to his home town.
3. The lock in video is so entertaining that it just have to be scripted.


Do you believe this trading influencers?

Whenever you see influencers promoting trading as something that is so easy, just know that they are only just promoting their trading platform or something in which they can gain from followers.

 Influencers are only their to convince one , they dont make trading to be eady or help you in giving the best trading outcome. It is very important to get Understanding if not you will be mislead by influencers in going about trading just the wrong way.

[Japinat]

That's never going to happen, so I chose not to fall for it.

If you are seeing the current scenario, a lot of trading influencers are flocking in the market, yet regular traders continue to lose on their trades. This is a proof that trading influencers are nothing but bad influencers, because they push more people to trade at a loss, while they continue to trade profitably, as if they are trading successfully, when everyone knows everything is scripted and fake.

A regular trader cannot flock in with any trading influencer, because if that's the case traders these days are definitely accumulating wealth, but I think what's happening is the  opposite.

[Maslate]

Trading influencers are nothing different from us, and have no real edge from us. But the fact that they are being used and get paid with the platform owners, they turn the outcomes more favorable on them and make us witness that they are making profitable trades, but only them and their bosses know the real scores.

Trading influencers have nothing to prove to us except that they are highly paid, so they need to do their part as well and impress us as long as they can.

[gunhell16]

I don’t believe in influencers who have that style of content. For all I know, those luxury cars they're flexing were just borrowed from their wealthy friends to make it look like they own them.

Even the piles of cash they show—maybe those aren't theirs either, but just borrowed from a friend to trick their followers into believing they are successful. What they are doing is just a bunch of nonsense.

[terrific]

If this is the kind of trading that one is doing, forget about trading.
Do not be so dependent to the influencers. You don't know if you're being used by them.
Even if you think that you're using them for your trading needs.
You think that you're doing it because you're making money with them. But you have to look at the bigger picture and see that it is them that's making money from you.

[Distinctin]

NO I don't, although I don't trade no more, but anything that has to do with influencers is taken by me with a pinch of salt. There are many scams that ensures from them, maybe you can post the link to his bio for us to peruse.

I don’t believe them as well, and from the comments of which more than half are generated their relevance in trading in diminishing. This trading influencers are serious with social media creating very interesting content that I think is entertaining watching but not smart to believe anything from it.
I think they are now going after the pay from the social media platforms for views and engagement.

That's their job, and they are making a great amount, so definitely they won't mind the audience if they are really helpful to them but they will always secure their pockets first. Trading influencers are only good to watch, but they are not good and reliable enough to gain our trust.

My suggestion, if you are a beginner trader, focus on improving your trading performance without relying on these influencers as they won't be useful at all knowing all they have been doing do not contribute real lessons in trading, but they are just leading us to lose more while making them more profitable.

[mirakal]

LOL. Classic scheme, eh?  

You absolutely nailed their scheme. If someone offers to change your life, you know it's absolutely BS lol. The worst is, majority of their victims are folks who had to pour blood and sweat for their money.

I've been seeing lots of fake shit from influencers for engagement farming. With the AI boom, it has gotten more easier for them to edit pictures/videos. Guess what? they keep getting deals from some brands too lol.

That's the hard reality, those who fall as their victims are certainly the people who have been working hard to earn money, and because of some greed to make more money, they eventually fall on these influencers where promises are just too good to be true.

These influencers continue to thrive because they also have big bosses supporting and protecting them. So we can't expect that they will easily stop from doing this kind of job because they are highly paid and even receive VIP treatments.

[Vaculin]

We don't even know if these influencers are actually trading professionals so I've seen no reason that I will believe on them. Yes, I may be watching some of their contents, but putting my trust to them may not be as easy as it is.

I prefer to trade on my own because for sure, I will be a successful one someday if I never stop gathering reliable experiences. But thinking that these trading influencers are the keys for other traders to gain success, nope, that's highly impossible.

[LogitechMouse]

The cars is not the main thing, the trader opened a boot camp where he would lock in with anyone and change that person’s live true trading, he is collecting money for that although I know that they make more money from people by selling courses and things like this boot camp than they make from actually trading.

It's just for content. Well, that might be true though, and he's genuine with what he wants to happen with that "PERSON", but based on what I've seen in the past, he's just doing it for content. He will post, he will make money through ad revenue then *poof*. That person is gone because he can't change his life.

As for selling courses, I believe there's nothing wrong with it because at the end of the day, it's our decision on whether we will invest on it or not. My opinion with it is that, there are some influencers that are selling courses and really are sharing valuable information about trading that really helps newbie traders, but unfortunately, there are some who are selling courses, but the contents of their course are some things that you can see and learn online for FREE.

Do you believe this trading influencers?

If it's the influencer that you're sharing, no.
I've been watching trading influencers online, and I don't follow them, but I'm just using them as my inspiration to become better in trading.

[maknyos]

As long as they are still looking to profit from their members or followers, then I will keep my doubts about them. The logic goes like this, when they can make big money from their trading, they should be able to provide free or at least affordable education (if at all). Because in my own country, influencers charge a very high rate if you want to join the group they call the VIP group.
I understand that maybe what they are selling is their experience and knowledge, but there are also members who join giving testimonials that the price they have to pay is not worth what they receive.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

We don't even know if these influencers are actually trading professionals so I've seen no reason that I will believe on them. Yes, I may be watching some of their contents, but putting my trust to them may not be as easy as it is.

I prefer to trade on my own because for sure, I will be a successful one someday if I never stop gathering reliable experiences. But thinking that these trading influencers are the keys for other traders to gain success, nope, that's highly impossible.

If they incorporate the learning process into their trading journey, it might not be a problem, as many influencers offer classes along with educational materials on trading. I see this as a positive step, as by providing education, these influencers aren't simply selling the class for their own profit but are genuinely interested in educating their members. I myself haven't stayed up late using signals from influencers because I've always been more confident in my own abilities, although I occasionally attend educational classes on trading conducted by several trading mentors. To gain insight and experience, I think it's fine to attend their classes, but it's important to understand that you shouldn't rely entirely on mentors if you want to gain experience in trading.

[Kasabus]

I don’t believe in influencers who have that style of content. For all I know, those luxury cars they're flexing were just borrowed from their wealthy friends to make it look like they own them.

Even the piles of cash they show—maybe those aren't theirs either, but just borrowed from a friend to trick their followers into believing they are successful. What they are doing is just a bunch of nonsense.

That's their job, so they are good at it, even if it means deceiving us for their personal gains. That is why I don't really fall with whatever they advertise or promote online because at the end of the day, they are just after with our hard-earned money and still end up with no guaranteed profits but mostly losses.

However, they can easily lure those newbies because they don't have real experiences with trading but when they get used to it, they will realized that believing those influencers is the biggest mistake they have done.

[Taurox]

As long as they are still looking to profit from their members or followers, then I will keep my doubts about them. The logic goes like this, when they can make big money from their trading, they should be able to provide free or at least affordable education (if at all). Because in my own country, influencers charge a very high rate if you want to join the group they call the VIP group.
I understand that maybe what they are selling is their experience and knowledge, but there are also members who join giving testimonials that the price they have to pay is not worth what they receive.

most influencers are just failed traders who found out shilling is more profitable

[pliego]

As long as they are still looking to profit from their members or followers, then I will keep my doubts about them. The logic goes like this, when they can make big money from their trading, they should be able to provide free or at least affordable education (if at all). Because in my own country, influencers charge a very high rate if you want to join the group they call the VIP group.
I understand that maybe what they are selling is their experience and knowledge, but there are also members who join giving testimonials that the price they have to pay is not worth what they receive.

xd those testimonials are probably just their friends or alt accounts anyway

[Royal Cap]

Advertisements are always full of lies, they are designed only to attract and entice, and they are designed in such a way that you are attracted to them as soon as you see them. Therefore, believing advertisements is dangerous, from the moment you enter here, you will be more deeply involved in them, and its effect will always be deeper and more negative. Therefore, believing such propaganda is equivalent to putting your future in danger.

I agree and disagree a little. The job of advertising is to attract attention, so they always emphasize the good side that's true but it's not right to say that all advertising is false. I think the problem is when people believe it without checking. If you are a little aware and use your own brain you can understand the difference between advertising and reality, believing blindly is dangerous but it's also not realistic to dismiss everything completely.

[Maus0728]

That is one of the biggest and most obvious trading pitfalls that if you fell for it, it is your own fault that you did get baited by it. Influencers do not want you to succeed because of their "motivational" trading videos, they want you to watch their short form videos and their vlogs so they can pump their metrics and while making more money out of the suckers who believe in them, if you have the video, maybe you can also share it with the community or you can at the least give out the title for the said video so we can check it out if the scripting of the video is too obvious or nicely done that it is subtle. I think that finding your inspiration and motivation to lock in with trading from an influencer is a bad thing, maybe it might work for some people but the problem is that these influencers do not have your best interest at their Top 5 List of Priorities, maybe not even at the 10th.

[barbara44]

If they incorporate the learning process into their trading journey, it might not be a problem, as many influencers offer classes along with educational materials on trading. I see this as a positive step, as by providing education, these influencers aren't simply selling the class for their own profit but are genuinely interested in educating their members. I myself haven't stayed up late using signals from influencers because I've always been more confident in my own abilities, although I occasionally attend educational classes on trading conducted by several trading mentors. To gain insight and experience, I think it's fine to attend their classes, but it's important to understand that you shouldn't rely entirely on mentors if you want to gain experience in trading.

Influencers do not really give you anything educational, they just share stuff that we can find online for free, they just sell it by being good influencers and salesman, and when you are good at it you can sell anything, including how to be a good trader courses as well. I would never pay anything to teach me how to trade, because all the things you need to know are free online and there is no need to make any fuss about it, you can make money without much trouble at all, you will be fine.