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  1. At some point a few years ago, tech companies (including EV makers) figured out it's easier to sell things to investors than it is to sell things to customers. Just create hype with mockups, prototypes, and of course communications materials. If you actually make things in the real world you have a harder challenge, but your hype machine will probably sell more products than you have, and there's no need for them to cost less than they sell for, as your goal isn't to make money from the customers anyway. "This is fine" vibes for the initial VCs and management since they can (at least partially) cash out when selling to normal investors, and the VC managers can always claim a win even if their customers didn't make money because, well, look at the hype, it could have.
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  2. everyone wants to reduce debt, no one wants to reduce spending
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  3. If it drops 15% buy the dip =D
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  4. hi Brandon, I really respect you. Instead of selling "how to be rich" to naive teens, you send the right message: grow your mind. I love it.
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  5. Always good to see Brandon talk about the reality of people who dont follow Buffet’s way.
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  6. Oh yes they can. Hyper-Hyper inflation
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  7. If you aren't paying, then you're the product. Brilliant summary.
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  8. I for one thought this was a good video. Seems to me that fans of Elon are not happy X’s advertising decline and would prefer to maintain the delusion that the platform is doing great.
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  9. Historically interest rates aren’t that high right now. I see this just from looking at your graph. The problem is interest rates were really low for a long time.
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  10. I like this video format, where you have a relevant person speak on the issue at hand and then you chip in with additional context and explanations. I also like the fact that J. Dimon's speech was not delivered in one piece, but broken down into themes (inflation, QT, war), which you then discussed separately. This way, it's easier to follow the flow of ideas and the additional info you provide. Thank you.
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  11. This episode was really good. I hope you do more episodes like this where you deep dive into companies.
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  12. Point of debt ceiling is to limit the spending, not changing it every year with some drama
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  13. Whenever I hear someone being like "the breakaway gap on the ascending triangle looks promising" I just roll my eyes. Technical analysis has always seemed like astrology for stocks to me
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  14. i have a new mental model i buy great businesses and sell when the stocks are low
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  15. He's right but with the current irrationality of the market it's hard to make logic moves and expect them to work.
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  16. I’m pretty sure Schrodinger both is and isn’t in their stock portfolio.
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  17. If Gamestop can transition to eCommerce, it'll be one of the biggest comeback stories in business history.
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  18. just a suggestion, maybe you could make another video to talk about some cases where famous investors were extremely confident but wrong in the end. and talk about the mistakes they made. they would be good lessons for us to learn as well, I think...
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  19. Why Isn't the Stock Market Crashing? Because: Money. Printer. Go. Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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  20. Dude, you should monitor your comment section. Half the comments here are scammers being grateful to some random person for making them rich.
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  21. Buffet will be waiting to pick up distressed assets with his massive wallet.
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  22. He genuinely has talent as a stand up comedian.
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  23. For my family in Argentina, cryptos have been a blessing. You cannot believe how hard it is to take your hard earned money out of Argentina. I've tried many different ways, from creating bank accounts for my family outside of the country, to buying Argentinian bonds in pesos and selling them for dollars outside of the country. It is getting harder each day, with new laws and regulations. Fortunately, cryptos are not yet banned, and volatility is not an issue: buy ETH transfer to an exchange, convert part of the ETH back to USDC, earn passive interest on the USDC (8,6%) while holding some of the ETH as an investment, diversifying part of it into BTC. Besides, not sure if you are aware of the news of the US Governement using USDC itself to transfer funds to the Venezuelan people bypassing controls of the Maduro regime...
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  24. We have been in a decade long bubble . The problem is that the air is unlimited and we don't know how big the bubble can get before it explodes or gets so big it smothers everything else.
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  25. Absolutely hilarious watching this unfold 😂 Glad to see retail investors getting one up on Wall Street!
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  26. She got lucky as an investor. She hit a wave of massive money printing. Almost anything did well. Even if it was terrible. People touted her as a female investor and she gained notoriety through it. I am sure there are lots of great female investors out there. Is Cathie one of them? Only time will tell. Remember in the short term it is a voting machine. Long term it's a weighing machine.
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  27. Plz silence these krypto bots in the comments. Super annoying
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  28. As Peter Lynch said, you lose more money anticipating a correction that in the correction itself. Analyzing macroeconomic trends is certainly a key component of investing, but timing the market is not
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  29. Your animation and editing in this video is absolute fire, made it really easy to follow and learn. Been subscribed to your channel for a couple years now and your video quality was always good, and always improving. Keep up the good work!
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  30. Would enjoy big short commentary Cheers !
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  31. Technical Indicators are beautiful tools to predict the past.
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  32. 51 percent of taxes for income, but only 9 percent from Corporations with record profits? HMMMM. But yeah already paying out 13 percent interest plus trying to pay off the capital would be very difficult without doing more taxes and cutting costs.
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  33. Its crazy that just the INTEREST is a trillion dollars a year
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  34. Biggest mistake: not investing in a conservative 60/40 portfolio. 60% GME, 40% AMC
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  35. Gotta tell my girlfriend: "I'm not loosing money, i'm harvesting losses.." 🇨🇳🌱🇨🇳
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  36. Interest rates aren’t HIGH, they’re NORMAL
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  37. This is one of the few investing YouTube channels that I think is worth following thanks to its focus on educating and informing in the most clear way possible.
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  38. "THE BIG CALL"
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  39. I congratulate you, Brandon, for using terms that are easy to understand for some of us.
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  40. Wise words always stand the taste of time. They may not have been said today, but yes they always apply in investment scenarios. The laws don't change.
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  41. YouTube is like a hybrid of active and passive. You need to keep posting so YouTube promotes you, but each post you make has a flow on effect as new viewers watch your old videos.
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  42. Team Burry here. Rising rates plus investor complacency with index etfs is a toxic combination.
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  43. That selling house analogy is great 🙌
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  44. It’s hard to take a bearish perspective on anything considering it’s been a non stop slew of warning indicators for 2 years now.
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  45. Corrections happened regularly in the past and will happen regularly in the future. It is healthy for the market, and for anyone investing for the long term it is an opportunity rather than a problem. As long as you can control your emotions and not sell at the bottom.
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  46. Great that you mentioned as an example story our past Finnish pride Nokia 😄 For many old Nokia employees or stock owners the fall was dramatic and we still talk about that time.
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  47. Luckily my timeframe is 11 years.
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  48. Let's acknowledge the editing job in this video? So much effort must go in to the visuals of these videos.
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  49. The quality of this video is on a whole other level!!! META is going through a very hard period, but it’s still a cash flow machine and advertisers need its platforms so I think META will be fine but right now it’s really hard to value the stock
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  50. Man he was still so sharp at his age
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