Comments by "Fox" (@tomlxyz) on "How Money Works" channel.

  1. It's a mix between bond and stock
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  2. Why do you bet 10$?
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  3. I got paid internship, about 2/3 of the entry salary. Although, I can't say that they could have argued with experience being the payment
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  4. ​ @ronblack7870 sometimes it's just not possible tho
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  5. It's almost like investment in a capitalist system was never fair to begin with
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  6. So a company that has reached its growth potential doesn't need a CEO?
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  7. ​ @monad_tcp they're literally called greenhouse gases because they trap heat just like a greenhouse. Blackbody objects are theoretical, the earth doesn't just emit heat proportional to temperature, it's more like a green house that traps heat (otherwise we'd have conditions like on mars)
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  8. I think that would be too obvious to work
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  9. ​ @antillie7 there is an extra step: aristocracy is fixed. With aristocracy you could be very rich but not get a position an indebted, totally incompetent aristocrat could get
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  10. The point of life is saving every penny and not enjoying life so you can die a millionaire /s
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  11. ​ @FelipeKana1  I highly doubt there's an efficient way to get carbon out of air with some machinery, it creates energy to create co2 and it's gonna need more energy to reverse that effect. Just taking out the co2 and storing it in that form sounds like a ticking time bomb that just waits to get out again
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  12. Where did you get that from
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  13. Why mix compost with the rest tho
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  14. Eh idk, even in farming you can have bs jobs nowadays. Like working way more inefficient than necessary, artificially employing more people than necessary
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  15. Good to know you joined the cause
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  16. What's exactly the gain from watching the video if you only agree that it's a problem? You'd have to also want to learn more about it to watch such a video Many radical left and right seem to prefer oversimplification and conspiracy theories
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  17.  @calebbarnhouse496  it wasn't common but happened open enough that there's a Wikipedia page that groups them by century
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  18. Where I live the prices at McDonalds gone up 2x or more but I don't really see a noticable drop off in customers. I personally just go to normal restaurants now, can get full for cheaper and healthier and also not feel stuffed afterwards
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  19. If insider trading was legal wouldn't that make it easier to manipulate the market? Unlike outside traders who need to get lots of money involved to move the market a CEO just needs to act a certain way to move public perception. There would no longer be the incentive of only creating positive outcomes
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  20. What's the point of getting more capital while becoming less profitable?
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  21. But if your uncle is a boomer then your grandparents aren't boomers? 🤔 Would be transfer to boomer, not from boomer
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  22. The stress of today basically comes down to social stress which always existed. In the past it was even worse for some, the fate not just being poor but being kicked out from society, into the wild, destined to die
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  23. Baby boomers who own homes are the biggest voter block
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  24. I think companies like blackrock pressure companies into being esg given that not doing so could risk having big financial problems if governments step in and regulate in a way that the company isn't fit to profit anymore
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  25.  @kazuguy  I thought welding was one of those well paying jobs
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  26. Doesn't he already cover that by his videos on 9 to 5 jobs?
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  27. Managers? Customers? That sounds more like a business than Healthcare
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  28. We're definitely gonna see more of that in the future. Younger people are getting more progressive, older people who are conservatives die off. So of course companies are keeping pretending, especially when the younger generations get purchasing power
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  29. So the top earners aren't the smartest but the less intelligent also earn less on average. Kinda like lower intelligence makes one play the life lottery
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  30. Not always true. 2008 was caused by having too many investors and running out of investments and switching to unsafe options and them then failing
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  31. But the question here is why it works
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  32. Dave Ramsey gives terrible advice. It's always the same strategy, ignoring the specific situation despite being called by individuals for who he could give more tailored advice unlike some youtube video viewed for anyone
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  33.  @answerman9933  Most people just dont get paid enough money. Sure, there are well paid people who spend crazy but statistically they're the minority
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  34. There are so many stories where one experienced employee quit because they didn't listen or didn't pay enough and the company immediately regretting it
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  35. The thing is that you could theoretically sell it and not buy an equally priced home
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  36. Isn't the whole idea of the American dream that you CAN afford/make it?
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  37. Idk. In some way yes, but in some way they could use that to manipulate the market without even needing to provide any news. Most trivial example: Sell a lot, market crashes because it thinks something bad happened in the background, then instantly buy back.
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  38. ​ @matthewmagda4971 I've seen many stories online of totally abusive parents getting into struggle and expecting the child to support them because they're their parents
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  39. This time the "It's time to learn how money works" is after the video middle
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  40. Theoretically it can be. Planned obsolescence is more of a waste problem first than about co2. I built you an old style broom with just wood and ensure it breaks apart faster than it normally should and you just got carbon neutral planned obsolescence
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  41.  @ISureDont  not if there was a harvest failure or an enemy burning it all down
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  42. ​​ @johngaltline9933  that's bs. The regulations are necessary, some loans shouldn't happen (see 2008) and insurance companies wouldn't blindly provide insurance at too low prices, it's the government bailing out whenever these disasters happen. And with the regulations having loopholes there will be companies exploiting them like cash app
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  43. ​ @donavanblack4347  publicly traded funds are actually legally required to focus on profit over ethics. Laws and regulations are the only way they can eventually do it fully legally (and also without the disadvantage of getting beaten by competition which doesn't act ethically
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  44. ​ @oneproudbrowncoat how do you live off an investment if you have to sell your home when you get old to access it?
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  45. Why is EBITA such a big thing in finance? Why pretend that interest, taxes and such don't exist?
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  46. I kinda miss the times where American politics simply acted in favor of big corporations instead of now doing useless destructive things that help no one
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  47. I really don't get the problem of working a "boring job" Poeple are just stupid
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  48.  @bobjason7540  I wouldn't put "construction" and "honest" in one sentence. It's one sector that's been historically filled with corruption, exploitation, etc
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  49. ​ @The92Waffles do you use Apple products?
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  50. Always sale the concept of selling
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