Have You Noticed More Influencers Flaunting Their Million Dollar (sgd) or 6-7 digits figure Portfolios?

[PrinceY]

I think they earn more from creating content than investing..

If so good, why waste time on sth with a lower ROI..

 

[thretiredDad]

 

[sinkiedk]

The only person who dares to show and refresh his trading account live is Adam Khoo. None of the other financial influencers in Singapore are willing or able to do that.

Ak no doubt is a smart guy. But how many ppl can reach his level, let's not kid ourselves

 

[kkcheng77]

I think they earn more from creating content than investing..

If so good, why waste time on sth with a lower ROI..

Agree totally, some of them even declare they earn EDMW salary of 20K/mth from content creating.

 

[mynickname]

He so rich?

He is now

 

[Purplestars]

nothing beats the wayang of prop agents

the recent er xin thing is they sign on their faces on the backdrop of smlj top 1000 achiever

who da **** does that? they think they superstar ah lol.


moi real sucessful aunty 25 years in the biz says its exactly this kind of lame shannadigans that's bringing such a bad rep to the industry.

they just want to sell houses and make a living

not under the guise if 'helping clients make thier dream come true and improve thier lives'

all these are ginnapi talk

LOL

Can't you just search out the transaction history of the prop agents?

It only takes a few seconds to expose their Bullsheet.

 

[messi7]

Why want to show off your assets n money?

To flaunt and gain more likes lor

 

[homer123]

Agree totally, some of them even declare they earn EDMW salary of 20K/mth from content creating.

That one abit big cannon fairy

 

[Philipkee]

It feels like every other day, a new influencer pops up showing off their “$1 million portfolio” or some screenshot of 7-digit figures in their brokerage account.

Not saying it’s fake (some probably are legit), but do you think this trend is helping or harming the retail investing scene?

Are they truly inspiring financial literacy and long-term investing, or just selling a dream while pushing referral codes, paid courses, and affiliate links?

Curious what others think. Have you come across these posts too? Do you think they’re real, or just carefully curated marketing?

Let’s hear some honest thoughts.

Why want to show off your assets n money?

Make you FOMO then u rush to buy and push the prices up and they cash out and now u bagholder?

 

[Go Fly Kite]

Maybe need to thanks certain small space person?

 

[Laneige]

It feels like every other day, a new influencer pops up showing off their “$1 million portfolio” or some screenshot of 7-digit figures in their brokerage account.

Not saying it’s fake (some probably are legit), but do you think this trend is helping or harming the retail investing scene?

Are they truly inspiring financial literacy and long-term investing, or just selling a dream while pushing referral codes, paid courses, and affiliate links?

Curious what others think. Have you come across these posts too? Do you think they’re real, or just carefully curated marketing?

Let’s hear some honest thoughts.

didnt see such things
even if i see, "u" show the figures how i verify
and even if its real so? u trade n win doesnt mean all the time
u have the $ , have it or not has what to do with me?

like one ads keep on popping out, use the eg forever that housewife buy a car with crypto (or the one i saw forever is this eg). then how many earns more than that or similar.
she earned that much but how many times

so just 1 eg etc, or few eg doesnt mean 100% mah

they have 1 mil i dont care
i only care if i have 1 mil or not ... opps did hwz just removed old emoji???

 

[starry_starry_night]

It feels like every other day, a new influencer pops up showing off their “$1 million portfolio” or some screenshot of 7-digit figures in their brokerage account.

Not saying it’s fake (some probably are legit), but do you think this trend is helping or harming the retail investing scene?

Are they truly inspiring financial literacy and long-term investing, or just selling a dream while pushing referral codes, paid courses, and affiliate links?

Curious what others think. Have you come across these posts too? Do you think they’re real, or just carefully curated marketing?

Let’s hear some honest thoughts.

You just take them as a pinch of salt la

 

[white_prince]

want to create a fake image

 

[networked]

I only believe those traders who lost their $$ who made it.

 

[buttbERry]

many jin rich jin satki

 

[thretiredDad]

Make you FOMO then u rush to buy and push the prices up and they cash out and now u bagholder?

Make me worried
is this sign of correction is coming

 

[hotamp]

could be some sort of scam bait, same MO, show potential investors how well you are doing then ask to invest then say sorry portfolio gone $ gone ....run road. sound familar

 

[BMWguy]

sgx bull run suddenly MANY so called "experts" all appeared say their charts showed this and that counters earn a lot of $$$ during this bull run and they earn a lot of profit during this bull run and ask u to attend their courses. They showed a lot of charts telling u how singtel went up etc... BUT all these based on hindsight.. I also can use a chart to say I bought during the bull run and earn

BUT where were they in April when the market crashed? All disappeared or diam diam.. Isn't it better to ask their fellowers to buy in April then buy now?

I tot in Aprill all these experts said Tariff very bad, recession coming better dun invest in shares etc... now bull run liao all suddenly appear and change tune

 

[cyke69sg]

That one abit big cannon fairy

I disagree.
If beh kan person like me migrate to Canada with no skills recognized can still make much more than 20k a month surely SGreans on average can do better than me.

 

[tokong]

It feels like every other day, a new influencer pops up showing off their “$1 million portfolio” or some screenshot of 7-digit figures in their brokerage account.

Not saying it’s fake (some probably are legit), but do you think this trend is helping or harming the retail investing scene?

Are they truly inspiring financial literacy and long-term investing, or just selling a dream while pushing referral codes, paid courses, and affiliate links?

Curious what others think. Have you come across these posts too? Do you think they’re real, or just carefully curated marketing?

Let’s hear some honest thoughts.

You would not want to be in their situation. I have a Malaysian young friend who was once a hot influencer there. She sold a lot of items through livestream. But once she has a boyfriend and then got married, her followership dropped a lot. Now quit already. she only last 2 years.

Best is to have skillset, start a professional career. Influencer won't last long because they depend on the whims and fancies of others. if no one wants to watch anymore, the interest dies down and your social channel will not work anymore.

Don't envy influencers. They aren't that great. It is because they aren't that great that they can only become an influencer, because they have no skills, even thinking of video skits they come up with crap and filmed lousy tiktoks nobody wants to watch.