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[@jubilee]

Hi Goodhumans! A big thank you to Steven Dux for sponsoring this episode and answering everyone's questions. Learn more about Steven at www.stevenduxi.com/about-dux/ .

[@sithuaung9511]

So this video is just one huge ad for Steven Dux's get rich quick scheme? What happened to "true" and "genuine" conversation. Sorry, unsubscribed.

[@ara-nv4dj]

They aren’t promoting him they are just offering where to find more information.

[@pn4075]

The accent in the intro👌👌👌..i don't know why...

[@sithuaung9511]

@@ara-nv4dj Literally says "sponsor" in the description, suggesting a paid promotion/advertisement.

[@ara-nv4dj]

S oh i see it now

[@justincooper2631]

This dude got his heart broken at 20 and it made him become a millionaire. I got my heartbroken in a very similar manner at 20 and it turned me into a depressed, anxious, broken mess of a person.

[@pieadapter3615]

Interesting how people react differently to same circumstance

[@GoldAceNews]

GOD Bless you brother, I know how it feels.

[@IIAndersII]

@@pieadapter3615 I agree. It is how we react to adversity, that puts us apart from each other

[@zain4019]

Remember your worth. You are a beautiful human being worthy of so much love and happiness. Sometimes in close relationships, we give others the love we wish we could give ourselves. With time, I hope you give yourself this love and acceptance that you have given another. Take care. I’m rooting for you:)

[@bludgerabled]

well, different strokes for different folks.

[@asmrjoulee3984]

I feel like the dude who asked the millionaire what he’d eat for lunch, could be like super good friends with the millionaire.

[@anonymous7544]

Alexa 1 yeah they seemed like they would be good friends :)

[@AntonioGomez-hy3oh]

Yeah DEFINITELY dude. You are 100000 percent right. Awesome! Thanks so much!!!

[@asmrjoulee3984]

Antonio Gomez why “thank you”?

[@aniqrifaat5322]

Alexa 1 Na 10% can’t be “Super good friends” with 90%

[@patuutiesnufflegus4110]

He's that one character who's the best friend of the protagonist for comedic relief

[@radianzero]

Him: "I work a lot, _I don't really go out that much."_ Everyone in Quaratine: "Same."

[@ehtishamsajjad]

But we don't work a lot

[@thebrinksf69]

Even when I do work a lot, I don't make that kind of money.

[@theguyintheback4714]

As a college student I feel like we have more work than we had on campus

[@franciscocampos9303]

@@ehtishamsajjad maybe you don't have to work a lot, but I can certainly say that I've had more work during this 2 weeks than in the entire 2nd term of school

[@ehtishamsajjad]

@@franciscocampos9303 Best of luck mate. Well I've online classes from University and that drives me crazy. I hope you get some rest to watch movie or do something fun.

[@anonymousbourne8809]

"The more money you gain in your young age, the less friends you have" Ha, jokes on you. I have no money and no friends.

[@zodix44]

@Blaize - H1Z1/CS Aha, same. you 2, wanna be friends?

[@amans8881]

Add me to your list as well, ❣️

[@joshloaf89]

bro you have no friends? that’s perfect. start working! nobody’s holding you back or distracting you

[@jdowg6]

im in dept, learning arts hoping it will make me millions in my mid 20s at my parents house.....beat that....forgot no friends

[@whoskamo8742]

But u have internet friends thooo

[@incharak1927]

I hope he finds people who truly care about him for who he is.

[@ralfytm]

inchara k its hard to find people who like you for who you are... specially in this times of social media

[@incharak1927]

@Google User what's mg tow?

[@BrownRicePaddy]

inchara k MGTOW stands for men going their own way I think. Its the belief that men shouldn’t try to have women in their lives because they provide nothing of value. Personally I don’t agree, but I can see where this sort of logic comes from. I would hope everyone finds their partner, rather than give up out of spite.

[@incharak1927]

@@BrownRicePaddy ok thanks for explaining.

[@alexh6767]

Same goes for poor people, I'm poor but I hope people can look past that, I hope this rich guy can look past those too

[@Eva-kq8no]

This dude is an inspiration, not a villain. The people who treat him like that are jerks.

[@GameLorePage]

They are the real villains. They possess traits that are completely foreign to this humble rich man. Jealousy, pride, etc.

[@therealsoulbringer]

Anyone can become villain. You never know when or how.

[@carrotcake6572]

RedDeadRodeo wealth inequality both in the United States and the world has become extremely exacerbated and problematic. It’s not jealousy, it’s frustration at the system and growing social issues

[@Skersaroony]

Carrot Cake so don’t blame the people who are smart enough to take advantage of the market and fairly earn their money but blame the government or whoever you think is causing this “inequality”

[@omneya_2634]

There are people suffering under poverty and rich people continue to turn a blind eye.

[@lningja]

This guy seems so genuinely kind and down to earth. Who else would want to be friends with him (without his fortune in mind)?

[@prod.tsuave]

Sadly the product of hurt but we’re not ready to have that conversation yet. 🤭

[@roanaya2598]

no... he sure is the most chill genuine down to earth dude but that is not what friendship is about u dummy.. as he said, if u have not much in common then there is no point in being friends, simple as that

[@blink8235]

@@roanaya2598 exactly😂 if there's nothing in common and he doesn't want to be friends with you, but you want to be friends with him, it won't workout

[@SutGard]

THATS EXACTLY what someone with fortune on their mind would say.

[@imanim-c8482]

I’d chill wit him but it’d be uncomfortable at first cuz I’m an artist and not a huge numbers person. It’d take a bit to get there

[@haileyw2342]

he’s respectable because he made his own money, and is humble. he deserves his wealth. right off the bat you can tell he has good values, very impressive.

[@nerdienew911]

@@EclipsedPsycho The 27k he got maybe was from an investment

[@EclipsedPsycho]

@@nerdienew911 wow I commented under the wrong comment😂😂 ugh

[@panduh8932]

nerdie new maybe not entirely self made, but what he did with his initial capital whether it was his own money saved up or help from parents, he turned 27k into 5m! Thats very respectable

[@FrancisTheWalnut]

@@panduh8932 well guess what, elon musk turned 28k into 307m /s

[@blazie7212]

@@FrancisTheWalnut You're probably just a jealous f*ck that would turn the same 28k into 300 /s

[@ValiantPride]

Guy in black jacket clearly never watched Batman before, as Joker once said, "if you're good at something, don't do it for free".

[@UnlistedAccount1]

Haha exactly. That’s how you get taken advantage of

[@silferbuu86]

@@UnlistedAccount1 learned that the hard way. Thank Buddha it was early in college

[@ombus2143]

My professor in college back in the day told me the same exact sentence. "If you're good at something, don't do it for free". And that sentence still stored in my brain in a luxury brain part.

[@kiwiesp]

Its called being Jealous

[@jojoduke1702]

Yo, that's a good phrase to remember

[@africanlily6107]

Some of these people act like him being a millionaire is a crime or something

[@syawkcab]

It's extremely unethical to hoard that much money when the country is filled with people struggling to feed their families

[@fredrikb343]

@@syawkcab say that to the top 10% , not your average millionaire that is self made

[@3nigmaG]

@@syawkcab How was is unethical? He risk his own money to make money. He worked hard, study the market, and predicted the right move at the right time (with a little bit of luck involved). Do you even know how stocks work? (and btw, he made his money "shorting" stocks, if anyone was wondering). Plus, no one is stoping you from doing what he's doing. He's not super human. He was just an average person like you and I. He just found something he was good at, and exploit that skill. Don't hate the player, hate the game.

[@thevigilant6884]

It's called leftism

[@iatan2675]

@@syawkcab No its not unethical if you earn it because millionaires and even more true for billionaires : They create jobs and opportunity, or offer a service. Sorry you cant make money yourself, but you wont take it from someone how can :/

[@ozioma]

The story about his parents was so heartbreaking, how cruel! I hope his mom is living lavish rn :/

[@incharak1927]

He sounds just like my dad. Utterly ungrateful for everything my mom does.

[@reob12]

we all suffer bad experiences that seemingly merit success in our lives. the real tragedy is to see those fail who gave it all and received none

[@kewtheii6764]

Ikr! His dad was a soldier and mom was a millionaire, the dad was a poor fuck who had nothing and yet this woman decided that she'd give out 101% and got married with him. Furthermore, to sell off her business to give her husband all the wealth? That's ridiculous! And the nerve the man had to treat her the way he did. Truly disgusting.

[@Ban00]

@@kewtheii6764 Don't feel bad just like lotto winners he's likely to lose everything especially seeing that he didn't earn it

[@PrGabriele]

Ban Nsabin he did earn it

[@Outbacklegend]

These people were acting like he stole the money

[@MrCarpelan]

Which he did, indirectly.

[@danielshaikhali5108]

George Carpelan how even I trade stocks :) it ain’t easy but it’s passion

[@forcabarca4607]

@Imperfection Perfected Read the latest edition of Stock Investing for Dummies and go from there. Also you have to have a reason that puts a fire under your ass to never give up no matter what.

[@sparcx86channel42]

kind of he did because nobody ever gained money from these useless courses

[@richardLamv]

sparcx86 Channel well he probably took a course and went from there, like he said in the video about 10% will make it. So you’re wrong that “nobody” ever earned anything from it, you need to dedicate yourself.

[@er3275]

I'm kinda hoping that him and hoodie boy will become friends, it seems like they have a nice energy

[@coopergersch6232]

Yea fr

[@coopergersch6232]

I kinda doubt it tho but you never know

[@lavenskii]

ayyy made it 1k

[@ashiquemushtaq3333]

I was looking for this comment

[@sat4GD]

Truth was spoken when he said he studied 10 hours a day for 365 days hence he won't be giving out stuff for free.

[@betterthanyesterdayeveryda3523]

Saathvik T and why most people aren’t millionaires there not willing to put in the work

[@tvtrauma7024]

@@betterthanyesterdayeveryda3523 Also intelligence plays a huge factor. Somebody doomed with an 80 iq will so as well as a 130 iq person at trading stocks.

[@nathanmahaffey8479]

Exactly, everyone can put in the time he did and learn everything he knows but not many will have the determination to do that. That's why courses are such a great thing, he gets money while the buyer has all of the information streamlined to them. Education will never be a dying business.

[@bernhardkuhl6879]

@@betterthanyesterdayeveryda3523 i don't want to be a millionaire or earn alot of money xD so why should i put in work for something that i don't aim for?

[@khanle2567]

​@@bernhardkuhl6879 Well,millionaire is just the result. He loves what he do so he studied and change himself while everyone else does not change. Jim Rohn: "Millionaire is just the result of what you have been sucessful at doing while improving yourself." Not the exact quote but i hope you get me.

[@katies678]

I’m gonna say it, I’m gonna say it.. people with a lot of money don’t owe you anything

[@Bolizen]

They owe a significant amount to society because society facilitated their success.

[@katies678]

Bolizen explain it to me then please because I truly don’t understand. This is your chance to change somebodies opinion and I’m not being sarcastic

[@raphaelostrowski6336]

No they don’t rich people owe society the basic taxes that everyone pays. They don’t individuals in society anything

[@katies678]

raphael ostrowski yes, I can agree with that. Everyone should pay equal taxes for their income. They owe individuals nothing

[@mlow42]

@@Bolizen In this case, he did it solely on his own.

[@dellylaurenz3346]

The guy in the black jacket was acting like he knows more than him , yet he's the millionaire and the other guy isn't ... that speaks for itself

[@f80brisso]

He’s seems like he’s part of the 90% of traders who lose money

[@wonderlaund]

Dj d i mean the other dude wasn't smart anyway, and he was even condescending so 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@kawosdhdos]

@Dj d well not all smart people are rich, but rich people tend to be smart. This isnt a fact, i just made this up because it sounds reasonable. in order to be rich, you have to know what you're doing and use a lot of reasoning skills in order to help you invest better and make better judgement

[@gamerx-km6115]

Being a millionaire or not doesn't consider ur value

[@pokemasterx4244]

Well you can be engaged in how it works without being a millionaire but it was clear he didn't

[@Staaaarrrrrrrrrr]

Nobody loses money if you earn money. My God. This mentality has to change. He's not stealing from anyone. He's literally earning it. Legally. Ethically.

[@guycardwell2541]

That's literally what stocks are

[@RextheRebel]

I'm sorry you didn't learn economics in high school.

[@couchpotatoe91]

Yeah, the notion that there's a finite amount of wealth for all eternity that just gets redistributed falls flat on its face once you start thinking about what just about any company (besides those who make weapons) does which is creating value. Somehow some people just don't think that far.

[@angkear6267]

'stealing' is a misleading word, given the transaction is consensual between the two parties, buyer and seller. If one disagrees, it won't be executed.

[@Mesjach]

No need to be negative here guys. The dude makes money on peoples mistakes, that's why it can be considered a morally grey area. He's not providing anything to the world (except for employing people) for the money that he makes - that's why it's ethically debatable. The transactions are consensual - that's why he's doing it legally. In other words: the wealth on the world is not finite, it's ever-expanding, people like the guy from the video are just not contributing to this expansion proportionally to the wealth they extract. They are playing by the book though, so you can't really blame them. If you want, blame the law and the economic system and try to change it.

[@nunyabusiness6450]

Bruh everyone was trying to villainize the poor guy. You can't say he's robbing others of wealth, since economically how it works is that people willingly spent their money on a product. With stocks, you're buying part of a company. As it goes up in value, you sell it back to the company. Then someone else buys it, etc etc You shouldn't use an analogy as though he's robbing wealth from others. Wealth definitely has a lot to do with luck, but there's also a lot of skill involved. And you shouldn't discredit them or think they're against the lower class because they happened to utilize that skill and get lucky. Because if you do, is he really the bad one by that point?

[@josephreis2915]

Araceli From Wii sports club we live in a society where it’s considered the norm to village millionaires. As if that isn’t an honest goal and that if you are a millionaire you must be bringing down others. No lol. Without millionaires we wouldn’t have amazon. That smug guy asking him all of those questions knows he can’t make a million dollars so he doesn’t even try and would rather try and knock down anyone better then him.

[@deadman4222]

@@josephreis2915 without millionaires we wouldn't have companies that run on losses to drive out the competition and bankrupt smaller businesses. Without millionaires there would be more left to go around and the poor wouldnt be so poor.

[@georgelopez9517]

deadman The poor aren’t poor because of the rich. People are so focused on trading their time for income but if they want to achieve wealth they have to provide a valuable skill set which translates to a higher income. It’s definitely much easier said then done. The youth today have to start realizing the importance of having a valuable skill to provide . Also, if it weren’t for millionaires that created their business, there would be so many fewer jobs available. Business create opportunities.

[@duotheowl]

@@deadman4222 good luck trying to bring about a society without millionaires

[@RextheRebel]

He is robbing the wealth from others. He's profiting from the labor of other people while they get next to nothing. It's capitalism 101, capitalism is inherently exploitive and evil.

[@Bradm90]

“Hey so you’ve spent years mastering your craft, lost thousands of $$$ in the process paying for course, lost friendships and relationships to get you to this point. Why can’t you give it to me for free or cheaper?” Man this mentality sucks!

[@StevioGaming1]

All of their mentalities suck bar that lunch guy. That's why they'll never be rich, they can't find faults with themselves and just judge those better than themselves rather than build meaningful relationships with those who may be able to help you achieve monetary goals

[@sfab5039]

Yeah, that wasn't necessary. Like, who works for freee? Also people don't value what they don't pay for.

[@Bradm90]

Biggest one that blew me away was when he said “20 people lost $100,000” boiiii!! Then tries to trip him up with quick maths. I also hate it when people try and tell rich people how they should spend their money like “oh you don’t need that much, you should donate to charity” guarantee if they were in that position they wouldn’t do the same.

[@hpieces]

Brad M I dislike that as long as he gets money in the right way, it isn’t his fault people lose money and nor should he give money to charity , it’s his money, his choice

[@Bradm90]

@@hpieces 100% agree. It's a jealous mindset that because they've been working 30-50 hours a week in a low-medium paying job, they feel they've earnt it more?? That's my thought anyway.

[@DoctorFashion]

he seems like a young & lonely millionaire...

[@joeblow8643]

I’d rather be young and wealthy with no friends at all than old, poor and watching all my friends die around me.

[@ilikefoodcrazy]

@@joeblow8643 pretty sure friends dying as you grow older isn't poor specific, rich people go thru that too

[@tanmaymohod]

Yeah, it seems that way. You need some form of a social circle around you to feel the gap. Or maybe he's just a reserved person and doesn't like to talk about his personal life.

[@zthreetwo9874]

Hes lonely cuz he's too focused on the stock market. It's just how it is

[@joeblow8643]

Yes Si did I ever say it was specifically poor people who go through that

[@StevioGaming1]

"you made 2,000,000 so that means 20 people lost 100k" that's just not how it works mate

[@norman8823]

What's funny is that he had to use a calculator for that math. "

[@adriank2959]

​@@norman8823 he's not even Chinese, of course he needs calculator, if he did the calculation within 10 seconds, he's already pretty good at math.

[@eggroll1090]

ray venom, You’re expecting too little of people. This is basic math, it should click as simple at 5x5. Its simple division.

[@OversikerSTUDIO]

yeah some just loose 10 bucks

[@Helmy___]

he dished it out as a perspective so lets give him another one..lets break it into 200,000 people..that means 200,000 people lose only 10..not that much now huh..lol

[@radianzero]

When you're rich but can't socialize and used for your wealth: *_"The Problem of being faster than light, Is that you can only live in darkness."_*

[@RofuRofu22]

Facts. This is me

[@TheOriginalCatfood]

Radian, I have never read such a true quote! Thanks. Added to my quote list.

[@georgelopez9517]

Subscribe To me For no Reason ❶ I 100% agree with the fact to focus on school and your hobbies! But it’s very important to socialize especially in high school. If you don’t socialize you will eventually feel lonely and sad. I spent 4 years in hs focusing on starting and growing my freelance filmmaking business which I did! But towards the end of my senior year, I felt sad because I didn’t have any real friends outside of school, didn’t have any “teenage” experiences. All I did was stay in my room editing and the occasional shoots that forced me to leave my house. I know it might seem hard to find someone that connects well with you but you have to force yourself to make friends. Even if not from your school, make friends online to which you invite them to hang out!

[@jessysoulmanscofield]

Actually he can socialize with people as wealthy or wealthier than him. That puts the money problem out of the relationship

[@maniacteal2918]

@Subscribe To me For no Reason ❶ Imagine pretending to be smart by using periods lmao

[@davetwo7]

Honestly seems like a pretty down to earth guy.

[@kevinthai6777]

Well he got heartbroken and works his ass off to grow his money and work on selfimprovement instead of horsing around like other students

[@nanaprincess2537]

That's rare for a boy in his 20's.

[@Damian_Lifestyle]

Yes you were right 4:25 Everybody cannot be a millionaire but anybody can be successful. It’s not what we do once in a while that shapes our lives. It’s what we do consistently, In order to be considered a successful individual/trader, you need to focus on your goal and be determined no matter the challenges

[@ChanJuan1990]

That's so true✔️✔️💯

[@emelij.holmberg7274]

you just lifted my spirit, thanks for the comment

[@muscleman6779]

i have been trading for a year now and i barely make profit,. Trading is not for me

[@Damian_Lifestyle]

*Muscle Man* i started trading as a teenager, all i ever wanted was to be recognized as one of the best trader in my city, i bought some few course back in 2005 and i traded for 3 months without making profit rather i ended up loosing so much money, i was so pissed and never wanted anything to do with trading but i kept pushing and studying and i started making $100 a day until 2017 i met Casey Martin Haugland at a conference in Texas who is likewise into forex trading and he told me "The key to trading success is emotional discipline. If intelligence were the key, there would be a lot more people making money trading" That word really added an impact i'm my life, he also helped me in becoming a better trader, And today i make an average $2000 daily from trading

[@alicecarslaw564]

@@muscleman6779 you need to focus on your rìsk, rèad more of tradìng books and try practicìng more often on demᴏ accᴏunt before executìng tradès on a lìve accᴏunt

[@jforr123]

someone making $1 million doesn't mean 10 other people lost $100K. That logic is flawed.

[@HYPERgamezsubscribe]

Private Account ikr that was the most retarded question I’ve ever heard in my life

[@thiaguinhogameplays]

right? I had a choke when I heard that

[@impactedbinkie5418]

Nah what do you mean if he’s made 1 million dollars 1 million people lost a dollar simple 😂🤣

[@phantomberzerk9486]

Do u even know wt he does idiots, it's a job where that is bound to happen

[@jephtheduck8770]

Guess what billions are pumped out by the government every week so basically hes just taking a share of that

[@MaduChannel]

love that 6:30 "a lot of gold-diggers", cut to the girl asking him if he has a girlfriend lmao Jubilee savage

[@Zopdoz]

Hey! Jus wanna say that you should post more guitar/ukulele covers! 😉

[@MaduChannel]

@@Zopdoz haha maybe I will! it's been a whiiiile 🤧

[@MaduChannel]

@@Ash12345p lmao whatt. use your time wisely instead of trolling ppl on the Internet sir😂

[@KS-wk6uk]

@@MaduChannel Why are you offended? lol she kinda looks like you tho not that you or she is a gold digger

[@258Dandaman]

Oh shoot, didn't even realize that lol

[@C1umsyJester]

Why does it look like that blonde girl was tryna pick him up for his money🤣🤣

[@Guisiprune]

bri ski I know 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Guisiprune]

I had to replay it twice 😂

[@shanna-kaycarter451]

true

[@iamtheman584]

Yo I was thinking that too!! When she asked him if he had a gf and he said no, I totally felt like she was trying sooo hard to hold back from asking him on a date 😂😂

[@Supertoddy96]

Because most girls in general try to pick up guys for their money lmfao

[@salad3955]

Some people expect millionaires to give to others and help while they themselves walk by a homeless man not bothering to even look at them

[@kiranmcbanana6350]

Well said man!!!!

[@Nasfdssdf]

I feel like people equate a person with a few millions with a person with billions of dollars. They are not the same at all, and it’s really what people do with the power that money brings them more than the money itself. Some people came at this guy with such hostility, but he’s not the one exploiting workers and dodging taxes. He literally just worked and made money. I agree that there might have been some systemic barriers that make this impossible for some people to achieve and that there is some responsibility to give back and use wealth wisely, but this one guy is not someone we should be angry at for having wealth.

[@aus-li]

Especially that one dude with the jacket, he was being an ass. I've dealt with tons of passive people like him...they're the worst.

[@skullcrusher76gaming]

Nasfdssdf THIS. people who aren’t financially aware don’t realize that there is a HUGE difference between a millionaire and a billionaire. It’s really not that hard to be a millionaire, they’re not too much different than regular people however billionaires are a totally different species.

[@oopdi]

VoidX “Its reasonable to believe that having 2 million dollars is ‘stealing’ 100k from 20 people”. No it isn’t jacket guy. He didn’t take it from anybody. He played his cards right and after studying for hours and hours he got rewarded. Hard work pays off. People don’t have the same ambition as him.

[@AndrewVanLare]

Almost all US companies don't exploit their workers but IDK if yall are ready to hear that yet.

[@RextheRebel]

What? He made money not by working but by manipulating stocks. That's all those people do. They invest money in how to make money off other peoples labor and production while they make a measly wage. What he does is inherently exploitive.

[@ellie_5276]

This really put the humanity into “millionaires”, which are so often (many times rightly) demonised in today’s society. But we should remember that there are decent people out there who have enjoyed financial success and who try to reinvest their earnings into society.

[@matiduarte5237]

Not really justified, that's what has been inculcated into us in this society

[@daway212]

It’s really the billionaires that are asinine. What would you do with all that money? You can throw out 100 million and you still have 900 million left. 100 million is an asinine amount of money as well

[@mttheproducer9011]

I just released a beat “HEATIN UP” that is based on your teachings. If anyone wants to support each other lemme know🤘🏽. I just wanna make something out of my life and not go down the path of drugs and depression that all my “friends” are going through. Peace

[@saga2795]

daway212 Yeah, people like to group millionaires and billionaires into one group, but in reality most millionaires are more similar to the average person than they are to billionaires. Millionaires have the money to control their own life, while billionaires have enough to possess the power to control others as well.

[@11kravitzn]

This kid is not a bad guy, in all likelihood. But he is too willing to participate in and encourage an utterly unjust and broken system simply because it benefits him personally. Wealth is a great motivator for coming up with reasons to hold on to that wealth and why you are justified in doing so. This kid makes millions by doing nothing of value and then we're supposed to admire and respect him? To hell with that.

[@exclusivesounds5215]

Poor guy. Everyone, especially the dude in the black jacket, already had a prejudice against him from the start and asked embarrassingly basic questions. We get it. You are pissed you’re not a millionaire and that it wasn’t handed to you on a silver platter.

[@rebornjoker359]

Like Eric Thomas said "Most of you don't wanna succeed as much as you wanna breathe".

[@aryaa.6487]

He was still open minded enough to hear his points and nodded. Don’t judge right away

[@badfem]

You just sound mad that someone thinks differently than you.

[@omsmada]

sweet whispers looking millionaire boot, and all for free, at that

[@legendarysoftie5911]

💯💯 I know I felt that too

[@THEBIGGESTSCUMBAG]

I HATE WHEN SOMEONE ASKS A WEALTHY PERSON IF THEY FEEL GUILY HAVING SUCH WEALTH. MEANWHILE, THE POOR WERE PARTYING ALMOST EVERY WEEKEND & BUYING LIABILITIES WHILE THE RICH INVEST IN THEIR EDUCATION & DELAY GRATIFICATION. MUCH SUCCESS & BLESSINGS TO THIS YOUNG WINNER 👑

[@prabint7487]

Somebody spoke the truth

[@sparcx86channel42]

so, everybody spent money on parties. good to know.

[@suzziejameson2718]

THE BRAVADO SHOW dang why u taking it so personal 😂

[@civilizedmonster]

Well said.

[@CUPCAKEPLAYZ-r6c]

Love this comment

[@BiDouXxXxxXxxxXX]

In today's most important questions they never asked : Did you work and study from home With how much money did you really start with and how much did you invest the very first time you traded How was your curve of progression throught the years What did you study first and what are the important points to follow At which point in your life did you feel like it was the right moment to invest for the first time This video had to be 3 times longer.

[@Nydas]

Ya, literally no questions about actually trading stock. Just an advertisement to get people to buy his product.

[@melrehder7179]

I agreee .. a few good questions but not so informative!

[@sonammehta419]

He did a podcast with Ryan higa . You can check that out

[@dekobrowne8482]

I got so annoyed. The questions they asked are so silly.

[@JaneDoe-nb6sv]

The length was probably fine, they just needed to cut out the part about his relationships. He also said he turned $27,000 into $5,000,000 at the beginning of the video. I also think he came from a wealthy family, and earned his money through stock trading like almost every other young millionaire. They should have had one of the rags to riches people from the "Do all millionaires think the same?" episode. He wasn't a great pick.

[@MrMalcusx]

Smart kid: I've turned 27k into 5million Covid19: I've turned 5million into 27 cent

[@FieryCoal]

Malcus Enriquez I laughed at this ... a lot, nice job

[@MankindDiary]

Funnily enough, this epidemics is great for investing.

[@vinzenzs2805]

haha how the one boy is just pushing: "You are rich, being rich is corrupt, give away your money!!!" xD

[@automaticcaptions]

Lmao I'm a socialist, but as long as he isn't evading taxes like most rich ppl do, who cares how much money he has

[@thebrinksf69]

@@automaticcaptions Then you're a thief. Loopholes for the rich are available for anyone. Its not wrong to use what's available to you legally. Being envious that you don't know those things is just that.

[@Hoodeni]

@@thebrinksf69 like we can afford the best accountants to find these "loopholes" in taxes

[@JoeyVilleneuve]

@@jake1367 I'll add that he isn't paying that much in taxes either (to the point he needs to find loopholes to avoid paying them) if he can't afford an accountant...

[@jncchang176]

The guy interviewer who keeps villainizing Duk is the loser that you can’t help. All he’s looking for is a) someone to blame, and b) a handout. That’s the majority reason to why only a few can be millionaires and so many are so-so and even greater poor. More than not, self made millionaires had to endure great sacrifice and loneliness. Nobody can have it all. They can maintain, but not increase without sacrifice.

[@errolrosa8720]

People assume rich people did 0 work for their money. Why tho? Literally makes no sense.

[@guineapigtoons7857]

Errol Rosa I swear some people are just so entitled

[@janm7b]

While there are many millionaires/billionaires out there that are genuinely self-made and started with virtually nothing, there are other rich folk that are rich simply because of their family inheritance and similar forms of wealth

[@okas425]

Errol Rosa some do, inheriting wealth

[@khanle2567]

@@janm7b it also a skill to keep your wealth.

[@258Dandaman]

Not really... once you already have money, it's Infinitely easier to keep it or make more

[@husonuso]

He made a damn good point lol. He studied everyday for a whole year, imagine the mindset and sacrifice you make for that and to have someone expect you to give away free knowledge... that’s a bit insulting

[@daprince001x5]

exactly, its like going to the supermarket and expecting them to give you free food.

[@forcabarca4607]

For 10 hours a day, never skipping a day for an entire year. That's over 3000 hours out of a possible 8000 hours that he could have studied. The kid is a machine.

[@liz2571]

Oof when he was about to propose and found out she was cheating on him that hurt

[@samirraza9069]

He went from a simp to a pimp.

[@bigchungus3399]

Samir Raza ?

[@hanelettemaearioja1185]

It sure does but I'm glad he did cause he doesn't deserve :

[@sergiodelrioreyes7655]

sounds like a movie tbh. Either romcom or villain's origin story

[@stevenw.5170]

The dude with the black jacket is asking questions like if he’s salty he’s not a millionaire and seems like he thinks everything should be handed out to him.

[@Idaad01]

Yeah.. not a fan of him

[@na209]

That's exactly why people like him are never the millionaires.

[@oreoeatsoreos9412]

Yeah earn your own money buddy.

[@arconic1292]

I agree but his point about why do you sell classes if you are capable of just continuing to make money through ur ‘forex investments’ is valid but then completely negated when he doesn’t put any pressure on

[@callumfaichnie9677]

Weren't there alot of things handed out to the millionaire in the first place seeing that his parents were millionaires. Also I think that you often find the majority of millionaires are the people who have had an easy start to life.

[@aBBy-pq4tx]

Guy in the black jacket is so jealous. He expects hand me downs since the guy is rich. He didn’t think about all the work the rich guy had to do to get to where he is today.

[@thayse7744]

Or maybe he is communism ?

[@spicysriracha2824]

pan-islamist social nationalist turkije. Yea we’ll communism does no good

[@cameleonarabic8124]

true AF

[@Gabriela-x2t]

@pan-islamist social nationalist turkije. It was just a grammar mistake chilll

[@ElonMasks]

Bruce lee: Working hard will change your life

[@bradyfaltys8666]

I don’t get why people think it is bad to be rich. He earned all of that himself. Why would he be obligated to pay society more than basic taxes.

[@okas425]

Brady Faltys his mom was a millionaire he was more fortunate than others

[@HYPERgamezsubscribe]

Kosausrk yes because she worked hard for it.

[@FrancisTheWalnut]

Plus his taxes alone do more to society than 80% of th epople in this comment section

[@Isdgdiwie]

Francis The Walnut 99%

[@jayjalloh3631]

Crabs in a barrel, stick together.

[@SamMKKK]

That hair flip. “zU yOu hAvE a gIrlfRiEnd?” Goldilocks did not. come. to. play.

[@howsmartareya3908]

I'M DEAD 💀

[@jhay_vine5083]

😂😂😂 facts!

[@darinak8638]

he's respectful, sweet, and wise. I liked hearing him talk.

[@user-jl1sb4jm8g]

The one guy with his phone in hand is trying to make him feel guilty when HE WORKED HARD.

[@Fourtune1]

He was also poor and came to America without his family. People forget or don’t know that most millionaires are self made and not the result of inheritances.

[@pmakiie262]

S _ "most"? No, definitely not.

[@DrBloodSpillRPG]

Pmakiie yes...most. There is data out there on this. The percentage of self made millionaires out there is as high as 80-90%.

[@maddie297]

Pmakiie most millionaires are self made, don’t get millionaires confused with billionaires plz

[@Fourtune1]

Pmakiie definitely yes. Most are. But I’m sure you know about stats without actually looking them up...

[@Fourtune1]

Artoria Pendragon no. Self made is considered not receiving success due to a substantial background. So getting a good job because your uncle is the ceo isn’t self made.

[@NewbyTon]

6:25 "You can tell if someone likes you as a person or your money" *_*16 seconds later in the video_** 6:41 "you have a girlfriend?" Bruh Good job jubilee for putting these two clips together

[@vikvak1275]

What are you mad about?

[@user-ks8mm7hk5s]

Vikvak12 GD they aren’t mad dude, they like how they edited

[@makibliss4675]

@@vikvak1275 I don't think their mad

[@Coudnt_think_anything]

I’m confused 🤷‍♂️. What was the point in this?

[@usernameinsert4679]

LMAO THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT

[@qxp2k]

"If you're already a millionaire, why sell classes that cost a lot of money?" *Why stop at being a millionaire when there are billionaires?*

[@dontignorewatchme5851]

When will you stop? The mountain has its limit

[@dontignorewatchme5851]

Response "But the sky has no limits" :')

[@ploopybear]

I think after being a millionaire it's time to branch out into other pursuits. Money isn't the goal lol

[@tlotlisomoletsane3598]

There's a quote that says: if you get to the top of the mountain, find the bigger mountain.

[@ploopybear]

@@tlotlisomoletsane3598 but you can't always hop down to the smaller mountain if it's miles away

[@jangel3942]

The guy that looked like Justin Timberlake really thought he was doing something

[@11123fsd]

Fr... just by hearing his voice I knew he was going to be annoying lmao

[@maxsotelo9518]

"It's a very competitive society. So you have to be responsible for your own mistakes and not blame others". Good reply. Pretty much were on our own. I appreciate that because there's a lot of us that are being blamed for things we have nothing to do with. And I'm sorry but I'm not a god. I can't fix every problem I see. Yup. Sums it up. Gotta try to enjoy the freedom and sense of adventure at least.

[@skylarbriggs2820]

I really don’t like the “why don’t you give away this content for free” because he worked hard for it and he’s just supposed to give it away and make his market where he earns money super saturated??

[@corbinwilson2793]

A wealthy person doesn’t owe you, or society anything.

[@nerdienew911]

Unless he got the money illegally

[@ioioiotu]

@Corbin Wilson Then we don't owe him the right to be allowed to continue existing.

[@yousseftalaat6107]

@@ioioiotu I feel bad for your brain cells

[@ΤΗΞΙηΣΑζΤΞΚδ]

youssef talaat it’s ok, he doesn’t have any.

[@yoshigaming3499]

@@ΤΗΞΙηΣΑζΤΞΚδ OOOFFF

[@kevinkang4427]

I feel like the black jacket guy came around near the end and changed his perspective once he heard Steven’s full story

[@ExotixTV]

yea you could tell right away lol

[@hello-nq3ze]

doubt it

[@msm592]

Yeah he mellowed down a lot towards the end

[@rithikacarol3328]

Can we talk about how humble and kind he is!!!! He speaks so wisely as well, I really admire that.

[@oreoeatsoreos9412]

Why is everyone kinda passive aggressive about him making money, like if he made Thy money why does he have to give it to you guys? Like it is good to donate to the poor but I don’t know earning money that is rightfully yours, I feel like you shouldn’t be entitled or force to give back. I’m not saying you shouldn’t but he’s just a regularly guy who worked and made money nothing wrong with that.

[@hunter7081]

Because they’re all democrats....me me me me me, I deserve blah blah...salute to this kid for making his own way. American youth would benefit from his self motivation and discipline

[@antoniocatala1534]

Of course no one's entitled to free money from someone who worked hard to earn theirs. But does one person really need that much money? At what point is it just absurd for someone to have so much when so many people are homeless? He's not at fault for the shortcomings of the system, but he sure doesn't mind being a part of it. Why would he? It plays so well in his favor. Not saying I would be any better by the way, but I wouldn't act like I have the high moral ground.

[@Skersaroony]

Antonio Catala I respect that you admit you’d do the same thing as would everyone but some people in these comments say otherwise, there are a ton of reasons why someone would work till they become a multi millionaire, they might want to afford the things in life that they want to do no matter how expensive because it’s their money, they might want to leave a mark (think of Elon musk with spaceX), they might just want to know that no matter what happens to them in life they’ll be insured and get to live comfortably, but most importantly to give to the people they love, wouldn’t you want the best life for your family members or friends, and there’s no such thing as too much money, you might not get to use it in your lifetime but your family will or the people you donate to will. There are many other reasons but I’m not an expert so these are just some

[@FrancisTheWalnut]

@@antoniocatala1534 well its not his responsibility that the homeless are homeless, so why should he be entitled to deal with it? Anyone (other than the actual mentally disabld) can make the system play to its favor. Even you.He started from rags and came into riches through his own work. I bet if you gave people arguing against millionaires and billionaires in society a million dollars right now they'd immediately abandon what they are saying and hold on to every cent.

[@tropixx8143]

I feel like some people in here instantly think hes a bad person just because hes so rich idk tho

[@theq1621]

That's the difference in poor people mindset and rich people mindset.

[@syawkcab]

Being rich isn't a bad thing. But hoarding your money instead of giving back to society is unethical

[@sabini7354]

syawkcab you don’t have to give your money away if you earned it

[@sabini7354]

syawkcab there’s nothing wrong with giving back to the people struggling but he doesn’t owe anyone anything

[@qwertz247]

@@syawkcab They earned it, they can do whatever they want. if i earn my millions, id rather reinvest that money rather than giving it all away

[@ilischannel9803]

I genuinely like this person. He is not arrogant and I really appreciate his opening up about his life.

[@edcoronado]

The guy in the black jacket is so condescending and bitter.

[@justthegirl9799]

Jonestly, his question is so intellectual. It sounds like his just seeking for advice for inspirational.

[@bogiewogie2299]

yeah you could tell he had something against the millionaire from the way he spoke to him

[@familyaccount2467]

@@justthegirl9799 intellectual?? intellectual you say...like asking that if the guy made 2 millon dollars that means that 20 people lost 100 thousand dollars. Yeah that doesn't sound so intellectual to me.

[@awkwardsmile]

he sounds like a liberal. like a socialist mentality. tax the rich so that the poor can benefit.

[@Diego-uk8xe]

@@familyaccount2467 faxs

[@GWFiIms]

1:38 his response vs that guy asking question says at lot about both of them

[@SachetBlice]

what do you mean?

[@DefineMorena]

👀

[@TheMissingLink2]

Eh, don't forget about the *Hawthorn effect* . People act differently when they are aware that they are being observed.

[@kigas24]

It's also an inherently misleading question when dealing with trading stocks. Just because you bought or sold stock at a profit doesn't mean the person you sold/bought from lost out. That person could also be making a profit from the transaction. And it takes two-to-tango, if you put in a buy order someone has to sell it to you. If there is no other person selling to you, then the market maker sells to you. If the market maker loses money on the transaction, it's not a big deal because it's their legal obligation to full the order. Market makers receive rebates from exchanges to provide liquidity.

[@uncleiroh4650]

kigas24 Exactly. As a stock trader you aren’t winning because others are losing. You when you can read the market. You betting something will fail or succeed is all about looking at trends. People lose money in stocks because they aren’t as privy to the market shifts, or are just unlucky. Blaming one person who won when you lost is nonsensical

[@silph168]

The dude in the black jacket felt like he was entitled to stuff, he litterally said well since you have money shouldnt you be giving these courses out for free

[@justingarrett2239]

Dang man, after he told that breakup story I would've walked around the curtain and gave him a hug

[@victorbellatrix8324]

HIS EX GIRLFRIEND IS PROBABLY FEELING THE SAME FEELING YOU GET WHEN U EXIT OUT AT $1.54 AND THE STOCK RUNS UP TO $15.31 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@emilyl3952]

That guy sounds really cool. Damn I would want to be his friend

[@chri11203]

100,100 subs With no videos we all want to be his friend. We broke

[@Chazahc18]

Chris Turnier GOLD DIGGER

[@GirlDo3]

Mmmh idk I would want him to experience a funner lifestyle than always his job but I would feel bad about distracting him from his goals. I can't be friends with someone who only talks about the stock market.

[@hassantalha5734]

Everything he's saying about his life and how he became a millionaire, and how his emotional drive helped me reach it was good and all- But how do you become a millionaire for real, though?

[@PaulMLink]

JULIANROMIOARCANA provide value

[@dakotadirig7562]

He did stocks, as it said in the video. He studied for 10 hours a day 365 days a year before getting into stocks. Be on top of the stock game and you'll be a millionaire. But as he said, not everyone can be a millionaire, so it's not gonna work for everyone. In that case follow Life advice instead of financial advice, be happy and always find the best in a situation.

[@politie98765432198]

Read think and grow rich by napolein hill and you'll understand and be content with his awnser

[@uncleiroh4650]

There is no secret formula, lol. Fact is, even if you work your hardest, there is no guarantee you will even come close. Becoming a millionaire takes a lot of hard work, knowledge, guts, and unfortunately, luck. No matter how hard you study stocks, if you can’t quickly determine the flow of a market you will never become a successful day trader. No matter how hard you grind, if you aren’t charismatic enough you can never become a great salesman. No matter how smart you are, if you can’t come up with an idea that people will pay money for you can never become an influential entrepreneur. Fact of life is, there is so much more to achieving a goal than simple hard work. Its about finding where your strengths and passions align, and chasing after it. Thats all you can do. Millionaires are gutsy because they often through away their social life just for the chance to strike it rich. For every millionaire, there are thousands of others who came up short, losing a significant chunk of time. Thats just how it goes

[@RamiroEloy1997]

Options trading. Invest in put and call options. Boom. Rich asf

[@cynosuricgamer2308]

I like this guy. He’s humble. I wouldn’t mind being friends with him. I’m going to buy his course also. I’m 18 and I really wanna be super successful and retire as soon as possible.

[@JohnJones-lu5mp]

ha ha ha ha hah, pathetic.

[@forcabarca4607]

To day trade (which is what Dux is doing and what he did to make his fortune) in the US, you have to have at least $25k to get permission to open an account to day trade with margin on. So yeah consider that before you buy his course that teaches you how to day trade better.

[@forcabarca4607]

@@JohnJones-lu5mp Yeah he should be like you instead, probably a college student in student debt up to the nose and suffering from anxiety and depression as a result of said debt

[@NaveenJeyaBalan]

I like how people just come in the comments and gives nonsensical advices. You don’t know if he can afford it or not

[@dontreadmychanneldescripti7104]

@@forcabarca4607 no you don't, just makes less the 3 trades a week and your all good. Plus, you can just open more acounts if you need. Micro cap stocks ( what dux niche is) don't have that many plays, so 5 plays a week is perfectly fine.

[@HISANY83]

Some of these people were so snooty to him, sitting on their high horses. The guy obviously worked his butt off for his success. I bet one of the reasons was that he wasn't busy harboring illusions of moral superiority.

[@thegreat3943]

Dude in the black jacket is annoying. Millionaires who earned their money are NOT obligated to give back if they don’t want to. They worked for their money, so you can’t tell them how to spend it. Plus, who’s to say he doesn’t help people? Just cuz we don’t see it don’t mean they ain’t doing it 🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️

[@TheJasmineLilly]

I disagree, wealth hording has caused enormous issues in society. Many multi millionaires also have the resources to be able to avoid tax obligations etc. 5 million is not a lot in the grand scheme of millionaires but anyone with hundreds of millions and above are causing further separation of classes in today's economy, which right now we definitely don't need any more of.

[@eliasmisuri8395]

Deshawn K. Most rich people had rich parents, so they were raised to be rich. While most poor/middle class people will remain in the same economic situation even if they work just as hard. They will remain poor/middle class because they’ve had less privileges than the ones at the top of the economic pyramid. You can’t expect the same income from someone who’s parents could afford a great university, than from the kid who grew up in a poor neighborhood with some trashy education. Yes, there are a few people who went from the bottom to the top, but they’re a really tiny minority. And so on, just because we all deserve the same opportunities, rich people should contribute more. If they don’t they’re selfish. And before you accuse me of being jealous of their luck, let me tell you I’m rich myself, not a millionaire, but way above average. The difference here is that we don’t spend that money on cars and houses. We spend it on donations. And we do it because we try to help those who weren’t lucky enough to be born in a privileged family.

[@bitticlan]

Also, the question he posed about "If one person owns a million dollars then 20 others lost money." Like no that's not it works, those 20 people more than likely exchanged their money for goods or services, they didn't lose any value in the trade.

[@nathanallen7827]

He works at jubliee, many of questions he asks in videos are to be a sort of devils advocate, to voice questions that some people may think but not say aloud.

[@thegreat3943]

Elias Misuri congrats? Nonetheless, you can’t tell someone what to do with their money. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@jinykang]

The dude in the black jacket seems like the type of guy who’s self entitled to others success. The reason why kids and people mine and his age are viewed as lazy. Social responsibility is extremely important, but you can’t expect life to give you everything. Work your ass off to be as successful as you can be and give back as often as possible. Don’t be this guy who expects to gain on everyone else’s success.

[@noahjacobs5039]

I thought the same thing. He was constantly pessimistic and disregarded most of the millionaires advice.

[@alexong2542]

The problem with financial success , in this case, being a millionaire or a multimillionaire, hard work is not gonna get you there. If hard work alone is enough to get you to financial success, I'm pretty sure everyone would be a millionaire by now. But the fact is, very few people are, is because you have to be smart with some luck , and not just working hard.

[@enricomahoney6617]

Alex Ong Its a combination of everything you said plus not being scared of stepping out of your comfort zone. A lot people put in hard work but are afraid of stepping out of their comfort zone to take calculated risks. Example, a nurse or a factory worker definitely puts in hard work but they stay in that comfort zone, that provides them with high job security and other social benefits. On the other hand this guy is taking calculated risk everyday and he has no job security and he is putting everything on the line everyday. Hope you understand now. It’s more than hard work, it’s being smart and efficient in the way you work while minimizing risk. That what’s separate most millionaires from the average person.

[@iamtheman584]

I totally agree man. He sounded so entitled. But people in our society think that “working hard” is all you need. There’s working hard AND working smart. It’s creating value in your work that you can sell it to the market. Nobody cares that you worked 10 hours flipping burgers because that is a low skilled job with little value.

[@zahra-bs2pz]

Agreed 100%

[@kmusic160]

Probably one of the greatest genius day traders under 40. Heard of him 4 years ago.. one in a million prodigy. You either have it or you don't. . Most people are too emotional.

[@sertyu222]

I tried daytrading a couple years ago and it's really hard to control your emotions. As soon as you make your first loss, which is inevitable when you start, you quickly want to make that money back. Love how he talked about that in this vid. I think once you can conquer your emotions you can become successful in anything; as long as you have the drive and motivation.

[@ronpats3157]

AHHHHHHHH. Just because someone uses big words you've never heard of, that doesn't mean they're a genius. That means he's got a good memory. No way anyone can go from 27000 to 5 mil with that little experience. He made that off selling courses. They should have asked "If you were so rich, why keep advertising yourself on KZbin to get people to buy your courses."

[@sertyu222]

@@ronpats3157 Any proof or sources on those accusations? And that was exactly his point. Not everyone can do it.

[@jacintofernandes2907]

@@ronpats3157 you need to learn about r/wallstreetbets. There are people with no trading experience making the most foolish trades netting then thousands.

[@GirlDo3]

@@ronpats3157 Even the biggest, most known companies still advertise themselves lol

[@user-ot2nh8qb7d]

Got his heart broken at 20. Became a millionaire at 25. Ultimate red pill move.

[@sabirzain5053]

This guy seems very grounded. Respect to him.

[@metaverse2229]

I wonder if his neighbours still think he's a drug dealer

[@jamesikubi6831]

The girl who asked if he has a girlfriend...she was considering to be his girlfriend

[@monsterhunterdude5448]

My mans already said he had to deal with that stuff, he knows the maneuvers😆

[@macabru999]

for sure i observed her comportament and was trying to get some of that asian D

[@ramonesfreak2010]

She was cute

[@zodix44]

That rich dude legit needs someone in his life to care about. he sounds so lonley

[@hh-qy8zt]

@@zodix44 he wakes up and checks the stocks first thing. not healthy

[@KP-fm4rv]

when he talked about his ex, man I wanted to give that kid a hug

[@Tkcb2799]

Wow, some people are just jealous of his success. Are there really people who think that you should give away your self-earned money? Is that what they do?

[@kaykay1570]

No, what you do is help change laws so that it a little easier for the people at the bottom Go learn how to empathise and grow a fkin heart

[@dotheevolution78]

No but here is some food for thought. If the 5 most richest people in the world (not the forbes list) were to give up their entire wealth, there would be no poverty on the planet. There are many people who are billionaires. We do live in an unjust society. Most people work way harder (physically and mentally) just to make ends meet than the millionaires who have it figured out. But you are right. The rich shouldn't have to give up some their wealth. But if they did...

[@unlucky5442]

@@kaykay1570 Money doesn't care about your feelings.

[@HawkUnleashed]

Depends if this person goes on to make say 50M more dollars well there are so many poor people suffering I think he is obligated to help. If I won the lottery for example I would give away nearly all of it in efforts to improve society

[@daway212]

No but billionaires don’t need that asinine amount of money. They could put 100,000 people through medical school and still have hundreds of millions of dollars

[@Icekingz_]

None of these people asked relevant questions that could help elevate themselves.... First question they should've asked is what's his mindset like?

[@UnlistedAccount1]

Exactly. Like teaching a man to fish.

[@Dezzo0721]

I dont think they’d get an answer he can’t be giving out his secrets for free

[@user-uq6xb9ye8e]

@@Dezzo0721 its not secrets. I would give my mindset to anyone, heck i'd put it here. Im 14 and I resell shoes quite a bit, and ive made 30k from it. I don't really have a mindset to be honest. I just see what i want and i try my damn hardest to go and get it.

[@yoatemybeans4164]

@@user-uq6xb9ye8e bro im 14 too and i want to start a business. give me some tips

[@user-uq6xb9ye8e]

@@yoatemybeans4164 what business u trynna start

[@henryy6918]

From a broken heart to a millionaire. That's a killer story...! 3 things I learned from this guy: 1) turn wounds into wisdom 2) be that role model whom you needed when you were young 3) when you hit rock bottom, use that as a solid foundation to rebuild

[@_brephotogallery_7532]

I'm 26 & I love his energy of being humble and money will eventually show a person's true character. I wish him the best in his life.

[@kingly243]

He really isnt ....

[@TheMissingLink2]

*"I turned $27,000 into $5 million in four years."* Great, all I need is $27,000 to begin with. Can someone help me with that?

[@ankeshtuhin001]

You can start with 1000$ and make it 100,000$ first! 😊 Keep motivating yourself

[@user-xw9lt1em3m]

@@ankeshtuhin001 just motivate yourself 4Head

[@matiduarte5237]

Get into debt, go to college, get job, you should have about 27k with that

[@coldworldnoblanket9684]

You can start with any amount. Turn 100 to $500 or less and keep reinvesting. You’ll obviously loose Money but that’s part of the game.

[@alyssa.h]

@Brandon De Oca dude... the comment was a joke. calm down.

[@achromatic9830]

I'm 20 right now. I'm getting there by 25

[@DearDextra]

you totally can! gl.

[@fakesmile3430]

Good luck🤣

[@unknownwarrior5672]

Good luck bro

[@zain4019]

I believe in you:)

[@Zero_Hero307]

🙌🏽

[@gogglesXL]

"If you made 2 million dollars it might be fair to say that 20 people lost 100 thousand dollars" does this guy think people are stealing from him when he purchases something?

[@lclyd]

To be fair, Steven Dux makes money through stocks, meaning someone has to buy the stock from him when he's selling, so when the stock loses money when many people are selling and some unfortunate people are buying when the price is going down, they're losing money. It's just demand and supply though, not stealing.

[@snowbird7254]

@Octavio Sanrame he wasn't saying it was his fault, watwhy was just explaining it to op..

[@gjinkalla7121]

I hope he stays like this through all his challenges. Stay original man you’re amazing

[@lefika6056]

A moment of silence for the girl that broke his heart... You played yourself.

[@mystic1907]

Ya because money is the only reason to be in a relationship....

[@forcabarca4607]

tbf he bought her a ring and wanted to propose at 19 lol, kinda clingy

[@s.r4871]

Forca Barca Don't quote me on this but I think in asian society they marry young and we don't know how long they been together

[@impactedbinkie5418]

Weeeeeell technically she caused this right? So therefore he wouldn’t be a millionaire then. But hey I’ll allow the joke ahah.

[@nikimirzakhani937]

I mean yeah money isn’t everything but it is imp. A lot of people would want to date or marry someone for their money because it will give the other person a more comfortable life so yeah the girl played herself of else she would be driving a fararri by now 👀

[@evanvoss1380]

5:36 What a ridiculous question. You don’t become a millionaire by working for free.

[@aron4317]

You get me!! I agree on so many levels

[@littleman1241]

Some do

[@PaulMLink]

Little Man12 name over

[@turbo8355]

Evan Voss exactly using that logic, why doesn’t mcdonald’s just give free sandwiches all day

[@uncleiroh4650]

turbo Or even more to the point, if you want to save people “why don’t a doctors work for free”?

[@eri6349]

so many people have the 9 to 5 mentality, like ofc youre not going to become rich if your goal is just to get through the week and spend evenings watching netflix

[@sertyu222]

watching netflix and going on youtube to hate on others success*. 9 to 5 is a good start. Save your money. The rest is up to you. I feel like a lot of people will say "but I need to spend this money on x y and z". Well then change your circumstances where you can save that money.

[@ronpats3157]

I'd prefer these people save their money than lose it believing in this guy. Read up on compound interest. Stock isn't a golden ticket. It's a part of a business.

[@themelanatednomad6989]

@RonPats You have a personal vendetta against him or something? Why are you making it your personal mission to discredit him?

[@aarongonzalez4458]

@@themelanatednomad6989 you are so ignorant a wealthy person would never tell you his secret

[@eggroll1090]

Wild G4MING, Most wealthy people owe their wealth to an education. Most millionaire are doctors, lawyers etc. so there really is no secret except for studying hard and going above and beyond to achieve what you want. Billionaires owe their wealth to luck, education and hard work, assuming they are self made.

[@anjalinarayanan6881]

Shocked by how much he was antagonised throughout the video, honestly, he worked really hard to get to where he is, he's sacrificed a bunch, I'd say he's earned his deal fair and square

[@ToadTendo]

how do you know he did any of that?

[@ToadTendo]

he just traded stocks bro thats not really hard work

[@uyema5275]

This guy is brilliant, he said absolutely nothing wrong. When you live in a capitalistic society, its everyone for themselves, those who dedicate themselves to the level he has reap all the benefits of financial success. People as him should not feel guilty for their disproportionate earnings compared to the average person. He is just a player in this big game and he simply knew how to play the game, something people dont take the time to learn and apply themselves and look for a reason to guilt tripping them. Anyone can be rich, the problem is that not everyone has the innate ability to be rich by going through the sacrifices that comes with it.

[@yusufibrahim7233]

Many see forex as a get rich scheme but forex is not like that, it's a gradual process with the right tools and application you can make a living from forex trading..

[@stephenharrison835]

Forex trading is all about win and loss, the chances of loss is much higher when you don't follow the right step... It's a very simple logic

[@marksarah4486]

Trade with an expert else you will lose all your capital and you will drop off the market The importance of professional mentorship of an expert should be the first step of trading

[@deagratiasmatias9556]

Forex trading is very simple and more profitable when you invest under guidance of an expert

[@lilianhazel2520]

People will be kicking themselves in a few years if they miss this precious opportunity to trade and invest in binary options this period

[@carterwilliamowen5016]

@Nilesh Ray I have been trading under expect Dylan J Mason platform, he made me $23,000 with an investment plan of $4,000

[@Internalisverychill]

He sounds like one of those youtube ad guys

[@MC-uc1hw]

Jambo Gaming he is...

[@sertyu222]

@Subscribe To me For no Reason ❶ Graham Stephen does not explain how to daytrade though...

[@ronpats3157]

@@sertyu222 Look at the title. I've seen so many with the same title for this guy. He probably asks every single video he's on to have that title. It's an ad for his "tutorials"

[@uglyducked9973]

He's really polite, I hope he makes it to be a billionaire and finds a significant other who'd love him for him.

[@daviesmwashigadi6642]

'it's a competitive society and you gotta own your mistakes and not blame others' what an amazing response

[@rejoyjohn9]

That guy is soo calm and sounds so mature...

[@MrCottonball99]

He has made money, he does not owe anything to anyone else. Millionaires do not have to donate if they don't want to. Has anyone ever read Atlas Shrugged? I highly recommend it. I'd take any book recommendations myself.

[@MalaysianChopsticks]

Alyce Hidenrite Yea, he made the money himself. Don’t get why he should give it back. Lots of parasites.

[@StarC2233]

I agree!

[@KAIZENTECHNOLOGIES]

Exactly. They earned that money, it wasn't just given

[@darkwowpg]

No idea why somebody would expect him to give it back?`wtf

[@uncleiroh4650]

If he wants to he should be applauded, but he is under no obligation to do so. Thats just life. Man worked hard and it payed off. What he does now is his own business

[@zombieclown511]

"Being a millionaire, you get really straight forward... Gold diggers." Literally the next question: "Do you have a girlfriend?" Great editing jubilee 🤣

[@Sted711]

I don’t care about his money, but damn his hair is goals!

[@trebell]

What a smart move. He pays Jubilee to sponsor their video for exposure on his upcoming product that will be launching in the spring time.

[@blue-pj2bp]

lol actually seems like it. smart move though

[@littycommittee1071]

Tre Bell not really. the upcoming product is only useful for intermediate to advanced traders. i’m not sure this is the right demographic for promoting that.

[@Bolizen]

@@littycommittee1071 It's definitely the right demographic. People will buy it in the false hope that they can get rich.

[@Xackory]

@@littycommittee1071 this is why you're not a marketer

[@ronpats3157]

@@littycommittee1071 "Intermediate to advanced traders' LMAO. Stop getting caught up in these "Get rich quick" schemes. Understand compound interests and go from there. Hearing and memorising big words you've never heard before doesn't mean you're learning the right things.

[@louera]

I'd ask him.... so where do you go from here, now that you're a millionaire? Nobody asked him about his other passions. What type of engineering did he take? And does he feel more fulfilled with more wealth? Alsooo, does he actually love what he's doing? What's the other driving force than the breakup for becoming a millionaire, I do wonder.

[@jabbedcrab]

This guy is honestly so real and genuine, I found this video very helpfully, and appreciate how he responded very well to their questions! Way to go. He definitely deserves all of the wealth he’s accumulated.

[@SL999MUFC]

His mum was a millionaire.. thats where his mindset came from but that doesn’t mean any of us can’t achieve what he achieved. I believe anyone can become financially stable, whoever is reading this, I hope you achieve your goals.

[@HYPERgamezsubscribe]

Saahil Uddin why are you trying to discredit his success, anyone can learn this mindset just from listening to other successful people online

[@ratedr7845]

How do you know she's a millionaire?

[@qwjk1]

@@ratedr7845 watch the vid before coming to the comment section 👍👍

[@SolidPayne]

People need to realize that just because a person is wealthy, doesn’t mean they have to donate to charity or give to others. I don’t think people realize how hard these traders and business people work to get to that state, and to be honest I think they’ve earned all that money and along with that, the right to spend it however they want.

[@sertyu222]

It's the same as with any other person that worked hard towards their dreams. Maybe people feel more resentment towards traders because they just "sit around on their computer making trades". What they don't realize is how long or hard it was to accomplish his goals.

[@SolidPayne]

alexander dibrov exactly.

[@mississipi1103]

I am pretty sure a worker in a plant for example works harder than him. But the worker will struggles to get decent wages, will have not healthcare and be in trouble when his kids will go through college, because he will need to pay with money he doesn't have. Having everything and not giving just a little amount of something to people struggling is selfish. We don't want to make the rich poor, no, just 2% of revenue to people in need and imagine all the greatness he can do !

[@oulsmy3028]

Cheers to those that asked him about his wellbeing instead of criticising him..they have beautiful hearts🖤