This Guy Turned $20K Into $2 Million (You Can, Too)

Published 2013-01-03
Jan. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Self-Directed Investor Chris Camillo discusses the strategy behind his investments. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart." (Source: Bloomberg)

All Comments (21)
  • @bgates87
    This is great, but first I'm going to need the video on how to turn $200 in to $20k.
  • @imafilipino12
    better than the guy who's bragging about his new Lamborghini and 2000 books.
  • @thegreatelam
    Does anyone know how to turn $0 into $20k, so I can turn it into 2Million
  • i turned my 1000 bucks in 50 bucks in 3 month lol....what an experience
  • @braaappp9950
    Do you know how I ended up with 1 million in my portfolio? I started with 10 million.
  • @ElliottM-ck2wg
    This guy: I turned 20K into 2 million u/DeepFuckingValue: Hold my beer
  • @PredatoriaMoon
    Keep reading youtube comments and you'll be broke for life
  • @bryfryable
    Love this guy's mentality: Optimistic Works hard with his research Patient Not afraid to fail Very inspiring and motivating if you ask me.
  • This guy is the definition of - One Up on Wall Street by Peter Lynch
  • @smith077906
    This guy deserves to be rich, He's beaten the system
  • @bigpapi2658
    For years I had a very diverse portfolio. My money was so spread out I made small gains. Then I bought $100 of bitcoin. When it crashed in 2017 I rode it down thinking it would go back up. I sold and made $10k profit. I took that $10k, sold my stocks and took all of my savings to get one lump sum of $23k. I took all of it and I bought 255 ETH coin in 2018 at $90 per coin. Today it’s $1200 per coin. I’m up $300k.
  • @Blessinsz
    If only I bought Bitcoin and telsa .. when this video came out
  • @salmed72
    it makes a lot of sense. All you have to do is open your eyes and look around you. A good indicator would be kids, especially pre teens and see what they're up to and new fad they like :)
  • @tstfrd
    Peter Lynch did this with the megellan fund that he ran from 1977-90. In his book "One up on Wall Street" he explained this same concept in 1990. He was a top investor, but this is easier said than done. Not many people have been able to pull it off.
  • @arnabjoy6097
    "Go to movies, go to restaurants" bruh I can't even do that in 2020