University dropout becomes a stockbroker earns £30,000 on a BAD month by working just ONE HOUR a day after using his student loan to start trading

21 year-old Elijah Oyefeso, university drop-out taught himself to become a stockbroker claims he earns between £20,000 and £30,000 on a bad month. He started by using his student loan and now trades on the stock market for just one hour a day to earn his income. Elijah, from Camberwell, London, now lives in a £5,000-a-month flat and his weakness is super cars, with his most recent purchase a £125,000 Mercedes GTS.

He told FEMAIL: 'On a good month, I earn between £70,000 and £80,000.'

Elijah said: 'If you work hard you don't need to look at the price tag, you just get it.'

Elijah claims he bought his first Mercedes aged 18 but soon faced jealousy from his peers in the south London neighbourhood after his success and now has no friends from the area where he grew up.

He said: 'They've come from the same area and they're still in the same area and went to school in the same area.

'My mum came from west Africa and came with probably £100 in her pocket.'

He said: 'I used my student loan during university and I thought "I could actually do this".

'You want to leave a name when you're gone. Think about JP Morgan, the assets are worth 2.6 trillion. So that's a lot.'

Elijah, who listens to classical music while trading, said: 'There's a saying, you are who you chill with. I chill with people who have half a million in the bank.

'Earning £20 to £30,000 a month, in my world that's not good. It motivates you to do more.'