YouTube creatorEU Made Simple explains European technology, regulation and business with an explicitly pro-European perspective. Investing.com’s Investing Pro appears in two videos about Europe’s position in global technology and startup competition. The creator demonstrates filtering by country, viewing themed strategies and moving companies to a watchlist, explaining that the tool informs his own portfolio decisions. The reads connect a broad argument about European companies to a practical screen for exploring them.
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In a video about Europe and Big Tech, the creator argues that Europe needs successful companies as well as regulation. He says he has been shifting his portfolio toward European businesses and opens Investing Pro’s ProPicks AI. Rather than leaving the screen on a U.S. technology theme, he selects German strategies and shows how a list can be copied into a watchlist.
He points to the platform’s fair-value labels and says he has used the tool in considering companies such as SAP and DHL. The message is a walkthrough of how he explores candidates, framed by his personal portfolio approach. He then returns to the episode’s discussion of Europe’s technology position.
In a separate video about European startups moving to the United States, the creator again turns to his preference for European companies. He shows the country and strategy filters, then describes copying a selection into a watchlist and checking the platform’s valuation labels. The second read reinforces the tool demonstration while anchoring it to a different European economic question.
The video resumes with an explanation of venture capital and the incentives that draw founders elsewhere. The sponsor’s role is concrete: make the creator’s research workflow visible, rather than promising that one tool resolves the structural problem discussed in the episode.
Across both reads, Investing Pro is presented as a way to browse European companies and organize ideas for further consideration. The interface demonstration connects cleanly to the channel’s focus on business and policy. The creator’s screen, filters and watchlist provide a natural visual bridge back to a broader argument about European competitiveness.
Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 3:39In a video about Europe and Big Tech, the creator demonstrates Investing Pro country strategies and adding companies to a watchlist, describing how the tool informs his own portfolio research. The host returns to his European technology analysis.
Sponsor at 4:50While discussing why European startups move to the United States, the creator shows Investing Pro country and strategy filters and a watchlist workflow, then returns to the venture-capital argument. The episode then continues its venture-capital argument.
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