Mekel Haunsby @Luma_25000: "How you win on eToro..."

Denmark

How you win on eToro - almost bulletproof! 📈 If my only goal was to grow money and I genuinely didn't want to spend time personally on markets and research, I wouldn't try to pick stocks myself. Most people tend to obsess over the same popular tickers like $NVDA (NVIDIA Corporation) $TSLA (Tesla Motors, Inc.) $AAPL (Apple) $MSFT (Microsoft) & $AMZN (Amazon.com Inc) - but that's not a strategy. That's just a watchlist... Here's the formula to follow: 🔎 Find 10 different investors with a consistent positive track record - preferably using different main strategies. For instance, one focused on energy (oil/gas) and another on tech etc. That way you diversify across sectors. 🔎 Requirement: average gain solidly above $SPX500 returns over, let's say, 5 years - preferably all years in green 🔎 Then be very picky about HOW they got it Avoid these profiles (red flags): 🚩 Launched at the perfect time 🚩 Had a couple of explosive years (bull market + high risk) 🚩 Then switched to "safe mode" to protect the scoreboard 🚩 That's not consistency - that's survivorship and luck Look for these traits instead: ✅ Investing is clearly their craft - not a side quest ✅ Repeatable process (not random bets) ✅ Consistent behavior across different market moods ✅ Risk control that makes sense (not just hiding in cash after a hot streak) So now you found your 10 investors... Ready for the magic? Do the part most people simply can't: LEAVE IT THE F... ALONE!!! Do something else. Go play tennis or chess. Enjoy life. Talk to friends. Buy roses for your spouse. Talk to your kids. Let compounding work for you - and don't start fiddling, entering and exiting the ones you copy on a whim. That just creates extra fees with no benefit to you. 👉 Bonus: Because when you combine multiple proven approaches, you're not betting on one hero - you're building a more stable, above-market compounding machine, often with a lower overall risk profile. ⚠️ This is not financial advice but an educational article. Always do your own research.