Tradeando.net & Enrique Moris Reviews: Reliable or a Scam?

Tradeando.net presents itself as the largest online training program in Spain and Europe, with over 60,000 paying students, aimed at Spanish-speaking audiences, under the leadership of Enrique Moris, who appears as the main mentor. The model is straightforward in its approach: starting from scratch, learning to trade in financial markets—especially U.S. stock markets—applying a defined strategy, and achieving real results (even with little experience). On its website and channels, they showcase testimonials from students who claim to have achieved results. In particular, on Instagram, you can find dozens of videos of people sharing their experience in the program.

But is everything really as good as it seems? Let’s analyze everything we have found.

Moris presents himself as an entrepreneur focused on teaching trading and investments, with a message centered on lifestyle change, and operating with freedom and autonomy.

Currently, Tradeando.net has students in Spain and across Europe, as well as in the United States and Latin America. Additionally, according to information from a video on Enrique Moris’s own channel, they are preparing to launch in other languages.

According to information found online, Moris has spent several years sharing trades on social media before launching his training program. Some users online point out that these courses may actually be one of his main sources of income.

Positive points

• High ratings and favorable reviews: On platforms such as Trustpilot, Tradeando.net has an average rating of around 4.5–4.6 out of 5, based on over 5,000 reviews. Many students highlight the clarity of the teaching, the structure, and the support from tutors.

• Structured training and support: The program offers access to live mentoring sessions, group sessions, Telegram communities, etc. For those with some experience or strong commitment, this type of support can make a difference.

• Focus on discipline and strategy: Some users value that it is not just about “getting rich quick” promises, but about learning and applying strategies, with emphasis on emotional control and routine.

Negative points/aspects to consider

• Expectations vs. reality: Results do not come automatically. As users mention in various forums, success depends on effort and consistency—that is, on the individual.

• Time commitment: According to some users, following the trading strategy requires time, which may not fit everyone’s availability. Several clients also report not achieving expected results because they could not follow trades at specific times; availability during key market hours is necessary.

• Aggressive marketing: Some analyses indicate that Enrique Moris invests more than €1.5 million per month in advertising across YouTube Ads and Meta Ads, exceeding companies like Banco Santander or Mapfre. This can feel repetitive and has generated negative opinions among users who are tired of seeing his ads.

• High risk: As it relies on active trading, costs, volatility, and timing can be critical. It is not a passive strategy, which implies greater effort and risk.

• Dependence on the method: The model teaches users to replicate his trading approach, which requires discipline, time, and strict adherence to the system.

Strategy assessment

• It is an active, operational strategy rather than a long-term “buy and hold” approach.

• It is based on the stock market, although it can also be applied to forex or cryptocurrencies, which may help with diversification (a more “speculative” component alongside a more “stable” one).

• It is well-suited for people who have time, a willingness to learn, risk tolerance, and a desire to be actively involved.

• It is not ideal if you are looking for passive investing with minimal maintenance. In that case, other models may be more appropriate.

• As always in investing, “high return” means “high risk.” Anyone following this approach should do so with awareness and proper risk management.

Our opinion on Enrique Moris and Tradeando.net

Tradeando.net can be an interesting option for those without prior experience in trading, who have time available, are willing to put in the work, and understand that this is not about “easy money.” In that context, the structure, support, and model provide value. For more advanced users, however, this program and its “closed” strategy may be less appealing, as it can feel too basic.

The cost (which varies depending on the edition) should be considered as an investment in education, not as a promise of automatic income.

In summary, it may be useful for certain user profiles, but it is not a miracle solution. You should not enroll expecting to generate large sums of money effortlessly. The conditions should be evaluated carefully.