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Four short videos on the institutional investing method, about 7 minutes in total. Watch them in order.
Real results from members and from Klaas, who this is for, and the one reason most people who invest never get good results.
The institutional investing method, and how Klaas reads a chart: the big picture first, and he only buys when two signs point to the same price.
Why a nice chart on a bad company is still a bad trade, why Klaas sold Accenture before it went up 25%, and why 30 minutes a day is enough.
Klaas's real trades, what working together looks like, and what to bring to your call.
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It's how I trade, and the method is approved by a trading institution. It works the way big investors work: the big chart first, then the balance sheet, and only then you buy. 80% charts, 20% balance sheets, 100% plan. When I started, I did what most people do. I bought on tips and gut feeling, with no idea when to sell. Some wins, some losses, and no clue why.
Now every trade follows the same steps. I look at the long-term chart to find the price where buyers step in. I only buy when two signs point to that price. I check the balance sheet to make sure the company is healthy. And before I click, I know when I buy, when I sell and how much I can lose. That's the whole method, and that's what I teach you.
Yes, this is exactly for you. You have a broker and a few stocks, maybe some crypto. You've had wins. But you've also lost gains again, or held a bad stock too long, hoping it would come back.
You don't need more information. You need a plan. You already know how to buy a stock. What's missing is how to pick the right one, and knowing when you'll sell before you buy. That's what the institutional investing method gives you.
Honestly? Not yet. This is for people who already invest and want a real strategy. If you've never bought a stock, you'd be paying me for things you can learn for free.
If that's you, I'll tell you on the call and show you where to start. Come back when you have a broker and a few trades behind you.
Yes. I don't day trade, and you won't either. I spend about 30 minutes a day on chart analysis and set alerts. No staring at charts the whole day. Your phone tells you when a price is reached. My trades run for weeks or months, so you don't need to watch the screen at work.
I take about three trades a month, not one every day. On the call we'll look at your week and see if it fits.
I teach you the whole method, so you can do it yourself. How to make a short list of stocks to follow, American and Belgian. How to read the chart. How to check the balance sheet. And how to decide when you buy and when you sell, before you buy.
Then I look at your trades with you. Not just "did it win or lose", but "did you follow your plan". Most people never get that, and that's where you really get better.
It depends on what fits you. We'll figure that out on the call. You get the full method in videos, a live session with me every week, and my feedback on your trades for life. You're not on your own when the videos are done.
You also join the community, where I share every trade I make: when I buy, when I sell and why. And I explain the Belgian and Dutch side too: brokers and taxes.
Yes. You learn from me, the person who actually trades this way. Not from an assistant or a coach you've never heard of. I keep the groups small on purpose, so I can really look at your trades.
You can ask me anything in the weekly live sessions, and you get my feedback on your trades for life.
I won't promise you a number. Anyone who does is selling you a dream. My trades run for weeks or months, so the money doesn't come in every month like a salary. This is about growing your money over time.
What changes fast is how you trade. Most people notice it in the first weeks. They stop making the trades they shouldn't make, and they know when they'll sell before they buy.
I hear this all the time. You buy a course from someone posing with a Lambo. You get a pile of videos and a group with tips to copy. You follow a few, and you lose money. Or you end up in a chat group where nobody ever looks at what you are doing.
Here it's simple. I show you all my trades, also the ones that went wrong. I teach you how to do it yourself, so you don't need me forever. And you work with me directly, in a small group.
It will happen. Every trader has losing trades, me too. The difference: before you buy, you already know at what price you get out. So one bad trade never hurts your account. And if the company has results coming and it looks risky, I sell before.
Before you go against your plan, ask yourself one question: would I blame myself if this went wrong?
No. And honestly, you shouldn't want that. If you only copy someone, you depend on them forever. The day they stop, you're back at zero.
You'll see every trade I make in the community. But the goal is that you learn to find your own, so you keep the skill for life.
Parts 2 and 3 of Step 2 explain it! Watch them here
DXB follows the trades Klaas explains in the community. In August 2025 he posted in the group: "Just hit 10k profit. GG @Klaas."
3XS bought AMD after Klaas shared it. He got in later than Klaas, and he's still up 39%: "Entered a bit later, but still very happy with the profits."
Same AMD trade, another member. He followed Klaas's breakdown and shared his result in the group.
"A great community! Questions get answered right away, and every week there's a valuable live session!"
"Klaas gives super personal guidance and explains stocks and ETFs in a clear, simple way. I learn something new every time."
Members also meet in real life at Klaas's events, to look at the market together.
Klaas trades stocks: American ones, and Belgian ones you already know. He has managed a €1 million fund as a fund manager. He learned from professional traders and turned it into one simple method, the institutional investing method, approved by a trading institution: 80% charts, 20% balance sheets, 100% plan. About 30 minutes a day.
He will never tell you trading is easy, and he doesn't sell tips to copy. You see every trade he makes: when he buys, when he sells, and why. On the call, you talk to Klaas himself. Not a salesperson.
Screenshots from Klaas's own accounts and the community. He has losing trades too, and he shows those as well. Past results don't promise future ones.
Do the four steps above. Bring 1 or 2 stocks you own or are watching, and we'll look at them together. The more honest you are about where you are now, the more you'll get out of the call.
Hemelaer Invest teaches about the stock market. This is not personal investment advice. Trading and investing are risky, and you can lose money. The results shown are personal and don't promise future results.