Deutsche Bank analyst Brian Bedell highlights that eToro sets itself apart with a social and collaborative model that appeals to novice investors. The platform allows users to replicate the strategies of experienced traders, democratizing access to advanced techniques.
Dominance Outside the U.S. Market
With 95% of its revenue coming from abroad, eToro is strategically positioned to attract international retail investors looking to diversify their portfolios through digital platforms.
Advantages for Emerging Investors
eToro’s design makes entry into the financial world easier thanks to its interactive community and accessible features. This environment encourages collective learning and supports informed decision-making.
Risks from Global Competition
Bedell warns that the rising number of competing platforms could slow eToro’s expansion, particularly in markets where it has yet to establish a strong presence. Additionally, the adoption of its social innovation may face delays.

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Deutsche Bank’s Assessment
Despite its growth potential, Deutsche Bank initiates coverage with a “hold” rating, acknowledging both short- and medium-term opportunities and challenges.
Appeal Amid Global Trends
The rise of community investing and copy-trading tools could position eToro as a leader in the fintech space. Its hybrid approach—combining social networking with brokerage services—makes it particularly competitive.
Future Outlook
Ongoing technological development and the strengthening of its user base will be key to consolidating eToro’s advantage. Its model could serve as a blueprint for the future of digital investment platforms.
