A trading podcast in Spanish
The stories behind the traders who went the distance.
Real conversations with traders and professionals in the financial markets. Find out how they started, the mistakes that nearly made them quit, and what led them to build a consistent career.
Start listeningHosted by Diego Loyola78 episodesOne episode a week
Latest episodes
We count as an episode any conversation of 30 minutes or more. Anything shorter stays off this list.
October 13
Trader Experto: Esto Separa a un Trader Consistente del Resto
with Daniel Prado
Luego de 5 Años Haciendo TRADING, Esto fue lo que me Hizo Rentable
with @OscarFontecha
About the podcast
Real stories, no fairy tales.
Every episode starts with a real conversation with people who have already come a long way in the financial markets. We talk about hard decisions, trading psychology, risk management, discipline, losses and everything that normally stays off social media. No subject is off the table. We are listened to across the Spanish-speaking world: Argentina, Colombia and Mexico are the largest audiences, with Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Spain and the rest of the region behind them.
We are an independent educational outlet that shares knowledge and real experience about trading. We are not a broker, not a prop firm, we sell no signals and we give no advice. The project's model is advertising and sponsorship: when content is sponsored, it is always labelled clearly and openly.
Hosted by Diego Loyola
Where to listen
These are long conversations, which is why they exist in video and in audio, and you can follow them in stretches.
Topics
These are the topics of the conversations, not services we sell.
Moments
Loose moments from the interviews, in the guests' own words. Tap a card and the clip opens on the channel.
Want to be a guest?
Every guest is here for their experience and for what their story can give the community. Diego picks them one by one: there is no casting and no form. If you have spent years in the markets, been through the hard part and think your road could help other traders, we want to hear your story.
Or write to diego@etradershub.com
Guests express personal opinions. Their opinions, figures and analysis have not been verified by us and do not represent the position of eTraders Hub. Each experience is individual and is not a recommendation or a guide for trading.
Already on the podcast Daniel Prado · @OscarFontecha · Andrés Sweset · @Davidguerreropro · Karina Fabi · Franklin Araujo · Martin Monteverde · Brandon Arcila · Emanuel Floppy · El Mítico · Nancy Sotomayor · Liam Wickham
Partners
Brands from the trading ecosystem. Formats and availability are in the media kit.
Or write to diego@etradershub.com
We are not responsible for the activities, products, services or claims of our partners, advertisers and sponsors. The presence of a logo or of a partner block does not imply a recommendation, an endorsement or any verification on our part. Check any third party for yourself before engaging with it.
Launch
This is the beginning of the site.
What is coming: a directory of companies in the sector, mentors with their programmes and their stories, interviews to read and the episode transcripts.
- The heads-up the day the site opens.
- An email when a new episode is out.
- No signals, no alerts, no recommendations to trade on.
Frequently asked questions
What is eTraders Hub?
An independent Spanish-language video podcast, hosted by Diego Loyola, about how traders actually work: mindset, discipline and risk management. It is an educational outlet: we are not a broker or a prop firm, we sell no financial products and we give no advice.
Who is behind eTraders Hub and how is it funded?
It is an independent podcast hosted by Diego Loyola. The site is operated by GSI Global Team Event LLC. The project is funded by advertising and sponsorship from brands in the sector. We do not sell courses, signals or memberships.
What is the podcast about?
What happens before the result: the years it takes, leverage, the ego that will not let a position be closed, and the rules many guests ended up writing for themselves.
Where can I listen to a Spanish-language trading podcast?
Full eTraders Hub episodes are on YouTube, free and with no sign-up. Spotify and Apple Podcasts carry a selection in audio.
What is trading?
Buying and selling financial assets (currencies, indices, shares or crypto) to take advantage of price differences, usually over short timeframes and through a broker. It carries risk: all the capital invested can be lost. The podcast covers how its guests do it, not how you should.
Is it useful for learning trading from scratch?
It is useful for seeing how other people learned, not as a course. The conversations start from stories rather than jargon, so they follow from the first episode. Starting from scratch, the episodes on risk management and psychology are the ones to begin with.
What is risk management in trading?
Deciding in advance how much can be lost on each trade and in total, and sticking to it. It comes up constantly on the podcast: position sizing, maximum daily loss, drawdown, and what each guest does after a losing streak. It is discussed as a subject, not offered as a method to follow.
What is prop trading and how do funded accounts work?
Prop trading means trading a firm's capital rather than your own. So-called funded accounts are evaluations with maximum-loss rules that have to be respected to keep them. Several guests have been through this and describe it first-hand. We sell none and we recommend none.
Is it free?
Yes. Episodes are published in full and free on YouTube, with no sign-up and no payment. We also sell no courses, signals or memberships.
Is this financial advice?
No. It is educational and informational content of a general nature and not personalised: nothing said here is meant for your situation. Trading can make you lose all the capital you put in.
What this trading podcast talks about
eTraders Hub is a Spanish-language trading podcast: long interviews with traders, published in full and free on YouTube. Every episode stands on its own, so there is no required order.
Many conversations start at the beginning: how each guest learned to trade, with what material, how long it took and what they would do differently. For anyone learning trading from scratch it works more as a map of where other people started than as a course; no method is taught here and no training is sold.
The subjects that come back most are trading psychology and risk management in trading: position sizing, drawdown, the trading journal, leverage, and the part almost nobody describes, which is what each person does after a run of losses.
Prop trading comes up as well. Several guests have been through funded accounts and explain how they work from the inside: what the rules are, why they are hard to keep, and what happened when they lost them. This is educational material: we sell no accounts, we are not a prop firm and we recommend none.
Around that sit technical analysis in trading, day trading and swing trading, forex and indices, crypto and algorithmic trading, depending on what each guest does. Full episodes are on YouTube; a selection in audio is on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. All the content is educational, informational and of a general nature; trading carries the risk of losing the capital invested.
More than a podcast.
Subscribe on YouTubeEducational and informational content of a general nature. Trading carries the risk of losing all the capital invested. Legal notice