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Is Etoro Safe or Will they Scam me?

So is etoro safe or will they scam you? They are legit, but HERE IS THE CATCH... Etoro is safe and no, they will NOT scam you as Etoro is a legit company but HERE IS THE CATCH, you DO need to look at the fine print, otherwise, you will definitely feel like you’ve been screwed. Etoro fees:    • Etoro Fees 2021 (It's cheaper now)   00:00 Drama 00:47 Size of the company (too much to lose) So, Etoro has been growing steadily in the last few years and according to Similarweb, they have more than 112 million visits per month, mostly from European countries with Italy leading the way. 01:03 Regulated (sort of) In Europe, etoro is regulated by the CySEC (Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission) and In the UK etoro is regulated by the FCA Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). And in the land down under etoro is the holder of an Australian Financial Services Licence. So they do need to follow regulations, although, since we are on the topic, they are based in the British Virgin Islands…. Hmmm… Despite the obvious “creative tax management”, I think it’s not in their long-term interest to screw people over. They are running a big business in an extremely competitive market. 01:49 “Zero commission” + fineprint But let’s take a look at a few of the most important things you need to know about Etoro. First of all, zero commission is only for non-CFD and non-leveraged assets. So basically most US stocks will be with zero spread fees. But you will still have to pay the other fees, such as currency conversion fees or withdrawal fees of five bucks. And for the other assets, you will have spread fees and potential overnight fees. And Just remember when leveraging you are essentially dealing with CFDs, aka, pay-etoro-spread-fees. My detailed video about all etoro fees with an excel calculator will be in the description of this video. So keep an eye for the CFD mark for on stocks and you will see the applied fees in the trade popup. 02:39 Other things to know Other things that are a bit iffy with Etoro, are things like variable spread fees for some assets like cryptos and currencies. So the spread fee fluctuates. Then some people seem to have issues with withdrawal speed, for some, it takes more than a week to receive their money in their bank account. Personally, I haven’t had issues with this, but I can imagine with such a global clientele, there can be issues with payments. 03:00 Questionable handling of “Volatile markets” Also, similar to what happened with Robinhood during the GME saga a month ago, Etoro can limit trades in “volatile situations” to cover their arses. I’m not sure if they had limitations on GME, but for sure they limited Oil trades at the beginning of twenty-twenty. If you want a more in-depth overview of the pros and cons of EToro, I actually have a separate video for that, you can see it by clicking on the white youtube card, which should appear somewhere here on top. 03:34 My experience with Etoro Now personally I haven’t had any issues with Etoro and okay I might be a bit biased as I’ve used them for over three years. But so far so good. As long as you are aware of certain annoying fine prints, you should be able to enjoy the platform and potentially invest successfully. Disclaimer: eToro is a multi-asset platform which offers both investing in stocks and cryptoassets, as well as trading CFDs. Please note that CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 77% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work, and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.