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Published 14:07 5 Jan 2016 GMT
Updated 16:32 5 Jan 2016 GMT

'If you work hard you don't need to look at the price tag, you just get it.'
'My mum came from west Africa and came with probably £100 in her pocket,' he added. When he jacked in his business management course at university, he used his student loan to invest in stocks and was soon making thousands of pounds, he claims. Oyefeso says the most he's lost in one go is £10,000 but he can trade it back up quickly. https://www.instagram.com/p/4FHXNatPUN/?taken-by=elijah_oezz Now he's teaching others the tricks of the trade in investing in the markets. He set up DCT Training Group to get others into the game. 'It's to help people learn the basics. I tell them to go to this website or read this book,' he told the Mail. Got any jobs going, mate?Explore more on these topics:
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