Hearted Youtube comments on The Plain Bagel (@ThePlainBagel) channel.

  1. Someone should tell the US government to sign up for a whole life policy so it can infinite bank its way to prosperity 🤯
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  2. These other influencers trying to be sourdough bagels or cinnamon raisin bagels but all we need is the Plain Bagel! Never change!
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  3. Seeing that spreadsheet representing the amount of work you had to put in, massive applause to you Richard & keep up the work. Very inspirational indeed!
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  4. You're not late, you're here right when we need you! The way this topic was presented in the past month is just another example of blatant clickbait for sensationalism. You said it perfectly: not even experts can predict what will happen to an economy, let alone some random people. Sure, there are issues with China's economy, but there aren't many - if any - economies that aren't facing serious issues right now, albeit for other reasons.
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  5. Only piece of advice I can impart is: Increase your stamina, you are younger than Patrick Boyle so use that to your advantage. You can outwork him in the boxing ring.
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  6. The less provocative way to say this is "dividends are already priced in" 😅
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  7. Richard doesnt wants to reveal his portfolio as it is filled completely with DOGE!!
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  8. Hey! I paid for 5:00 and only got 4:59! What gives!
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  9. Although im a huge Tesla bull, I really enjoyed this video. I believe anyone who invested a significant amount of his wealth into a single stock should at least hear the counterarguments out before instantly disliking or insulting.
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  10. This is a really good interview. I liked the lack of trying to have a 'gotcha' moment and letting Trudeau just speak, I believe, made the interview much more productive.
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  11. "Bored Grape" (holds up picture) Comedy gold. 😂
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  12. Thanks for mentioning this - I can't delete them fast enough...
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  13. Wow... the quality of this video is just too good. 👍
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  14. As Warren Buffet said before the stock rallied - "Life in Plastic, it's fantastic"
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  15. 1. God bless Patrick Boyle 2. second guy sucks 3. Aswath = Implied ERP man iykyk 4. Joeri is the professor I get a beer with 5. Ben Felix is wickedly smart
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  16. "Get a second mortage on your house and yolo it all on Plain Bagel stonks." ~Warren Buffet, founder of BTC, majority stakeholder of Tesla
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  17. As a active investor realistically I think that anything above 0 is great :)
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  18. I swear just a couple of days ago I was wondering what happend with the whole evergrande thing since its been months since I last heard about this huge problem. Thank you for keeping us well informed as always!
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  19. Nah they don't cost 2 grand, they cost $1999
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  20. i really appreciate how low-key and non-exaggerated/non-hyperactive your channel is. too many youtubers do silly faces and high-volume gesturing that bothers me.....
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  21. Nice dose of reality in a world of overselling. Always remember: if you invest $2 and suffer a 50% decline (=$1), you're portfolio must return 100% just to break even! Investing is like building muscle; slow and steady growth. Beware of the steroid shortcuts and all associated side effects.
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  22. Just here to praise some factual and reasonable coverage of financial markets
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  23. You left out the get rich quick guru, the best paying investment job there is
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  24. Hi Santa. The price of coal went from $75 per tonne in Jan. 2020 to $430 per tonne in Sept. 2022. Thanks for putting coal in my stocking
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  25. WOW, it took you 5 small minutes to explain this whole very important subject, and I am sure it will take me much more to re-watch your presentation to re-understand what it was all about and how it happened... (after a concentration of 2mns, I got carried away by your nice and funny illustrations not to forget the sound effects!!!!)... Thanks for this great job.
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  26. I would like to offer at least one bit of legal & financial advice, and that’s that you should go all in on smashing the like button. 👍 Thanks for including me in this one, Richard!
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  27. I don't care if you are "late" there are few people in YouTube that I can "trust". I want YOUR opinion on it, because your videos have always been sensible. Thank you for making this video.
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  28. Richard, you gotta stop with this rational "nuance" nonsense, I need to be able to pick a side and blindly defend it to the death
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  29. Is it just me or are these scammers getting worse on Youtube?
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  30. Wall Street was to stock broker recruiting what Top Gun was to Navy Pilot recruiting. The 80's were a magical time for Hollywood based career fairs
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  31. THIS is why you're my favorite finance YouTuber. I've never seen a better breakdown of MasterWorks. It was just what I imagined from a scummy company that heavily markets towards lay people and hides important figures.
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  32. I prefer YouTubers like yourself who have a separate full time job and create videos because they’re genuinely passionate about the subject matter rather than trying to game the algorithm. Hope you keep at it!
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  33. This is such a useful video. Most investors don't understand how the rebalancing of these products work and that they never get the returns stream they expect. These are some of the worst financial products available.
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  34. Thanks plain bagel for keeping me educated without telling me about your Ferraris and books. Also have a nice break in January, you deserve it!
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  35. From financial education to proper investigative journalism. Great work!!! Also... honestly, a bit painful to see what we are competing with. I got reached out by an agent from Canada about these types of 'opportunities' a while ago. Very young guy. Office on Google maps in really sketchy place. Yikes
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  36. I think you are the only finance YouTuber that can make a video about treasury yields and still make it very entertaining. Great work
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  37. Richard meeting his wife in a math class... How did I not forsee this?
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  38. Great video! I think there are many interesting ideas from the FIRE movement, and early retirement is probably the least interesting part. This approach seems to help people focus on what actually makes them happy rather than conspicuous consumption and impressing their friends. One of the benefits of having significant savings is that you can focus on long them goals, and take risks that would not make sense for someone in a more financially precarious position. Being able to focus on the long term is usually good for your career, as it allows a more fearless approach. It doesn't surprise me that a lot of the people who set FIRE as a goal, instead continue working, as they are usually industrious people, and not really predisposed to sitting around or relaxing too much. Keep up the good work with these videos. I always look forward to seeing a new one in my notifications.
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  39. I think that there is a big GAAP between the American and Chinese accounting reporting standards Alright I'll go away sorry
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  40. "Start investing money and you're going to get Rich"... little did she know, her dad meant Rich...ard...
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  41. You know you're too into investing when you see living longer as a risk :D
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  42. If you buy good companies at a fair price, you're basically getting value and growth together. So why choose one, when you can choose both?
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  43. The 8 dislikes are from Miss Veronica Johnson, Mr Brian and their associates
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  44. I work in finance and can say, I truly appreciate and admire the content of The Plain Bagel. Never change Rich, your content is something even us in the industry learn from👍🏼
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  45. No freaking way! Kudos Plain Bagel!
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  46. As somebody who has invested with Plain Bagels, I made a brazillian percent return! Richard is legit!
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  47. Stop crushing my precious dreams Richard! My Berkshire shares are bound to explode!
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  48. I greatly appreciate your honesty, candor, and non-confrontation style. This is stuff I can share with my friends who may not be as informed without feeling attacked.
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  49. "What do you mean I can't use my 30 shares of GME as experience of saving a company from complete failure?"
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  50. Utilizing forward P/E ratios is what got Enron in trouble. The books were being cooked and management was stating their earnings would constantly keep going up. Because of that, the analysts kept rating the company a "Strong Buy"...up until the glass house started falling apart.
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