Last Updated: February 27, 2026 (Price & Content Verified)
Kyle Henris used to fall asleep to sirens and the rhythmic thumping of his neighbor’s headboard up against their shared wall. Now, all’s he hears is his money counter.
Kyle’s a professional portfolio manager, million-dollar funded day trader, and makes a killing off his InvestCEO Skool group where he teaches his methods.
But let’s rewind.
Kyle grew up in Saginaw, Michigan, played baseball through college, graduated, became a CPA, did that for a year, hated it, switched to financial planning. Right?
So now he’s 24, working as a financial planner, cold calling like 100 people a day trying to get clients.
Eventually he does, but it blows. It’s a buncha old people and the income’s not great and so he starts day trading on the side.
By 2020, he’s making more from that than he ever did balancing portfolios for coupon-clutching biddies drenched in perfume. So when lockdown happens, he quits.
The following year, in 2021, Kyle drops the hammer and makes over $1 million day trading.
He’s strutting around town wearing a grin like he beat the allegations.
And yet, 90% of day traders lose money. How come?
Because they can’t keep their emotions in check, Kyle says. And so they make really stupid decisions.
Kyle realizes if he starts a coaching program, he can cover not just charts and fundamentals but the mental game, too.
Well, it took a few different iterations and price points, but he finally nailed his product-market fit.
Here are his current offers:
- InvestCEO with Kyle Henris Skool community (free)
- InvestCEO Boardroom Skool community ($250/mo)
- Done With You Wealth ($25k)
Add it all up and Kyle’s doing $250k/mo just from teaching.
More important, his students are averaging 4-5% monthly returns.
Kyle seems like a real one. I would place my dog, my true best friend, in his tender care any day.
His advice to you? Just do something.
Are you gonna be 100% ready? Nope. Is it gonna go perfectly? Not a chance.
You’ll lose plenty of trades and money, maybe even blow up an account. But once you figure it out, all that’ll be a distant memory.
Trading changed Kyle’s life.
He went from surviving to thriving, stacked himself a fat net worth, and even picked up a cute girl along the way.
But trading’s got a bad rap. Again, most people fail, and the trash advice from so-called “experts” doesn’t help.
No wonder Reddit thinks it’s all a scam.
One guy on there said he bought Kyle’s program three years ago, back when it was credit spreads. Then it was options. Now it’s futures with prop firm funding. He has yet to be profitable, but blames that on his low self-worth.
That kind of feedback is exactly why Invest CEO exists.
Kyle wanted to rewrite the narrative. To build a community and course platform designed to teach trading as a skill, led by someone who’s qualified and actually gives a damn whether you succeed.
What you’re getting:
- Kyle’s proven strategy: a behind-the-scenes look at how Kyle achieved his impressive results.
- Hedge fund insights: see exactly what Kyle does at his hedge fund.
- Access to capital: the steps his students used to qualify for and secure over $50 million in funded trading capital.
- Comprehensive training: all the essential information you need, no fluff.
- Step-by-step roadmap: a clear path to follow for consistent progress.
- Supportive community: join a positive, like-minded group to keep you motivated and on track.
It’s like this:
There’s a reason Brad Pitt’s an actor and not a portfolio manager at Fidelity, okay? Predicting the market is insanely hard.
But Kyle’s put in his 10,000 hours, so you don’t have to. Somewhere, Malcolm Gladwell is nodding approvingly.
Bottom line: Kyle’s system lets you focus on making money, not mistakes.
Verdict?
I like Kyle, and his pitch was solid, but I’ve yet to meet a day trader who’s rolling in dough who doesn’t sell a course.
Why not just buy Bitcoin and hold for 20 years?
Q&A
Q: Actually, what are Kyle’s thoughts on Bitcoin?
A: His basic take right now is: calm down. He says the recent panic is mostly a leverage flush, not the end of Bitcoin. According to him, institutions still treat it like a risk asset, which means when the market gets nervous, leveraged players get smoked first. Long term, though, he thinks Bitcoin still has years of all-time highs ahead. That said, he doesn’t believe in going all-in on one thing. He’s big on diversifying into what he sees as more immediately relevant: AI infrastructure, like energy and the physical components needed to support robotics.
Q: Does this guy remind you of Timothy Sykes at all?
A: I can see the resemblance. Kyle’s just the more polished, less greasy version. Like if someone power-washed Tim Sykes, put him on creatine, and taught him how not to be a douche.
Q: What if I don’t wanna rely on trading to pay the bills?
A: If you want something more predictable, local lead gen is the way to go. This video explains why.