Welcome Webinar For Investors

This is a recording of our standard investor intro webinar.
In it we discuss why Darwinex exists, what it is, and provides a brief framework on how to start placing your first DARWIN investments.
For registering for the next live welcome webinar, go to marketing.darwinex.com/webina...

[@pachenkoaleksandr]

Thank you!

[@kidvinie6491]

Im trying hard to understand how this works but I just don't get it and I don't class myself as stupid. There is probably millions of potential customers but it's just not clear. Lets say I want to invest 10k. So if I find a Darwin that seems to be trading well over the last year or two, can I just 'BUY ' for 10k and walk away. Maybe come back in a year? Do I profit if they profit? Do you take 20% of the profits or the investment?

[@Darwinexchange]

Thanks for the comment Roy! We're currently working on a set of new videos to guide newcomers through our platform. In the meantime, you're welcome to register for the next live welcome webinar (it's tomorrow April 3rd) and ask your questions there. For registering, please go here: marketing.darwinex.com/webinar-fundamentals-investing-in-traders You're of course also welcome to write to [e-mail] and we'll answer all your questions in detail.

[@Lunkyful]

Traders keep 20% profits, so I guess the investor keeps 80% of profits I think.

[@kidvinie6491]

@@Lunkyful I tried this with a demo account. My conclusion was that the only sure winners were the broker/company that put it together due to the spread, then the actual 'Darwin' if he/she trades well and the investor takes all the risk and by the time commissions are deducted my account didn't make anything. Same same!

[@jiti5034]

@@kidvinie6491 So did you follow the "darwin" which showed past profits? and then when you joined it made losses?

[@kidvinie6491]

@@jiti5034 I tried it on a demo and didn't follow through. I haven't checked the account for over a year. I got into crypto and haven't looked back.