Comments by "Straight2Dpoint" (@4evertrue830) on "Wall Street Millennial" channel.

  1. Almost everything about public infrastructure/project in the US always seems to lead to disaster. Knowing fully well that no company in the US has the experience building high speed rails, why not bury your pride and sub-contract it out to the French, Germans or the Japanese to help build it. In Morocco, France helped build its first high speed rail which is extremely successful today. This reminds me of Ronald Reagan's administration's intention to build the first international space station to rival the USSR Mir space station. It ended up as a total disaster after $11billion was spent and nothing had been launched, fellow EU partners such as the UK and others backed out of the project. Help eventually came from the former USSR requesting to help build it and get it off the ground because they needed money desperately because of their bad economy. The ISS stands today as a result of that effort from Russia...
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  2. A good video you have made but i think you left out something very important in this video. It should have included how the west actually funded many of these oligarchys at the beginning with the help of corporate banks and the IMF & World Bank, using them as the tools who bought up most if not all the assets of Russia at the time. That was why the oligarchys thought they were so powerful and the Kremlin could do nothing to them....but they were wrong when Putin came into power. Which in my opinion is one, if not the major reasons behind the sanctions today in Russia. Bankers are very powerful.
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  3. Every country has theirs. You should know that the United States has the best and largest of them all. Remember Theranos, Nikola hydrogen powered vehicles, the maddoff ponzi scheme, Enron, etc...just saying. 😀 😄 👍
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  4. For a country that manufactured a lot of cheap poor quality products way back then, i am not surprised, not surprised at all.
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  5. This is a very nice assessment of what is going on in Xian, China. I feel sorry for the Chinese people in Xian and it is making the CCP govt lose credibility. If not careful it may lose power and may bring about democratic party politics into mainland China. If president Xi's govt continues with this draconian zero tolerance covid policy hundreds of millions of people will get fed up with the system and revolt in Xian which may then spill over to other cities with very large populations as well. Can the CCP handle that many people? i don't think so....
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  6. When, where and how did you know about him? Never have i ever heard about him. 🤔
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  7. A one product wonder company, fantastic. Its funny how one product can make a company worth more than $103billion. I am not sad for what they are going through. That is crony capitalism right there. Am sure it would have turned out differently if they had made a similar product to improve the health of asthmatic patients or people rather than an e-cigarette....
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  8. This is the kind of pay package that should concern the US govt and should be heavily taxed by the govt. No super rich person, who feels they deserve this kind of performance pay package should avoid paying their taxes no matter what. 😤
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  9. There must be a few people high up in the CCP party involved in the fraud to warrant such low fine.
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  10. The only thing i know so far about Evergrande (the largest real estate company in China) is that it is in debt to the tune of $310billion. Which banks it owes much of these money too is still in doubt. If over 70, 80 or 90% is to the Chinese govt banks, then the govt is entitled to almost all its assets without a bail out. Any foriegn bank it owes money to including its shareholders will have to be compensated by the $$$billions in liquid assets and fixed assets which belongs to the founders. If they refuse to pay they go to jail, it is really that simple...
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  11. You're right. Am a nigerian too and i have never heard of this guy. Why is every fraud, or scam in africa linked to Nigeria. Is this channel sure of their source of information and nationality of this person? 🤔
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  12. If only $500,000 was the amount paid to those employees they laid off at Tesla. I doubt if they paid that much to each of them anyway..😂
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  13. Great work man but i believe they are not the only ones, there are many more of them out there. Pls keep exposing them...
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  14. This is not really all that risky, it makes so much sense economically that is. The whole idea is to stop the free fall of the lira and that means setting up a sound savings investment scheme which the govt has done. The next question is, what will the Turkish govt now do with all that money mopped up from the economy? Well the Turkey govt needs to take steps to dentify solid investment projects in Turkey by joint venture with the private sector that will bring good returns of 13% - 50% gaurantee for every 1000 lira invested...e.g real estate, infrastructure, agriculture, IT e.t.c
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  15. Is that not one of the major reasons Tesla is losing sales? To bring back it's losing glory, you have to let him take control of his "baby".
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  16. ''Where there is a will, there is a way''. These are famous words we all know to be true over the years. They will bounce back maybe sooner than you think.
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  17. ​ @phdonme1 sounds like a rich man's ponzi scheme to me that pays off very well but, into their pockets. Try not to get caught if done right. 😅
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  18. All they can eat buffet 😋 😂😂😅
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  19. But if you are on the heavy side you will be ashamed of jogging outside and will rather prefer to be in a gym.
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  20. $55billion can go a long way and also do a lot in corporate america today.
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  21. For past previous work of several years, not his present work at Tesla.
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  22. How a $50billion company could not foresee the re-opening of gyms in the near future which will badly affect their earnings shocks me. They should have made use of their sudden quick profits during the 2020 pandemic lockdown and invested it in building gyms, fitted with their equipments in major US cities to compensate when the lockdowns are lifted. Why did they decide to waste millions$$$ building new factories? Bad management decisions always destroys promising companies...
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  23. Zoneco group of companies? Why is it called a group, the only area of business it is involved in is scallop farming. That in itself makes it a scam company...
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  24. This is money he claims he deserves to be paid years ago, when he was deeply involved in building Tesla up, not for recent work he's doing. He should be compensated.
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  25. As long as these projects are profitable the Turkish people will key into them and make good returns on their investments.
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  26. Crony capitalism will always find a work around, typical.
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  27. Tesla would not be a great EV car company today if Elon did not take the risk to start it and nurture it in the early years. It was his brain child from the beginning. You have to at least give him that credit.
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  28. A true gold digger always suffers in the end. If her love for the older billionaire was sincere, she would have stayed in that relationship enjoying all the razzmatazz as well as learning the art of making and running a successful business from the billionaire....but alas, she is and was gold digger....lol.
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  29. You are right. The business model and ideology sounds credible when you think about it, but the way it was done without an inventory to start with is what killed the business. If i were the founder, i would have started the business from day one with a considerable large number of logs before buying up hectares for future business investment. I would also draw my attention to waste wood chipings produced in factories all over China which we all know has a good future in the recycling industry. New things can be produced from these...
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  30.  @cluelessxbelle  ..🤣🤣🤣😉👍
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  31. Only if the landlord "villa king" will sell. The whole system is a cash cow for them and most likely they will not sell.
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  32. I think he forgot to mention, how short a typical trip on a cruise is and the longest a typical trip on a cruise ship is. That will be nice to know.
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  33. To be frank, Branson's business ideas were not bad if you really think about it. Although few were successful but those that failed i believe was due to poor leadership and bad planning. His space plane would have worked if it had similar design like Blue Origin and fitted with a mini shuttle for paying astronauts and satellite launches. His hyperloop would have worked too if it had the japanese maglev (magnetic levitation) technology built into it, to deal with undulating landscapes has it speeds along its railings from one end of a station to the other.
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  34. It is shocking that a scam business such as this with over 300 covid testing centers in the US did not drawi the attention of the police. This means they must have been open for business for quite a long while and so many people must have complained about them already. Why did the police take so long to investigate?....
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  35. ​​ @REgamesplayer Besides, the company does not necessarily have to pay him the lump sum. Payment can be spread over a period of time, say 5 or 10yrs which will make it much easier for them.
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  36. I like this video. It makes so much sense that a hot war between the US and China over Taiwan in future will be unlikely, it may lead to WW3. They both will eventually come to a compromise. China needs the developed world which helped build her to what she is today just as much as the US needs China to keep her economy from stagnating or else she will be like the British after WW2 and then a 3rd power will emerge. Perhaps the EU or Russia who knows....
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  37. If all this massive fraud can be achieved by this man using digital technology to set up a company, then everyone should be very afraid of the oncoming 'digital currency' to be introduced by the US fed and the EU ECB bank into western countries and maybe worldwide. Its not going to be good. Beware everyone. Be safe. 😏🙄
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  38. Laws in the US do not allow that any more.
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  39. With all due respect it is not.
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  40. I knew it, i knew at the beginning that the Mars Space Ship design is flawed. That is not the most cost efficient and ideal way to get to Mars. It is bound to fail. To get to Mars, you need a specially built, multi purpose mini Space station, enough to carry 3 - 5 astronauts and fitted with rocket engines at the appropraite sections/body of the station. No need for a 'saturn 5' similar looking rocket that Elon Musk is building now. It won't work..
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  41. After making huge blunders in your last video about Ukraine and Russia, i no longer believe a word about what you say in this channel of yours.....
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  42. Capitalism with Chinese characteristics, that is what the Chinese govt wants to make of Evergrande and i totally agree with that. Why should the Chinese govt use tax payers money to bail out a very big corporation like Evergrande? Just because it occured in the US does not mean that it should happen also in China. Let private companies bail out other private companies in trouble. It always works successfully in the Insurance and Banking industry, why not in Real Estate?...let it serve as a lesson to companies like Evergrande, ' don't bite more than you can chew'....'the bigger they are, the harder they will fall'.....lol.
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  43. ​​ @africaart That is true. I remember when he banned every nigerian from using Paypal many years ago. Every nigerian using it lost their money on that platform to Paypal, a big scam. He left the company shortly after that. "Behind every great fortune is great theft" - - Balzac.
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  44.  @fitbounties  My point is, many nigerians involved in this sort of thing have also been caught over the years. No one should think such nigerians are so good at getting away with it. It is a stigma that is false so much so that foreigners are amused when they get to know about nigerians involvement in scams. I am just saying, it is also a bigger issue in the west.
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  45. This is very sad, very sad indeed. I hope president XI was not replaced by a clone in one of his recent official visit to the US.....lol.
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  46. He started PayPal with friends and successfully built it up into a great company before leaving. He achieved same in Tesla and built it into a multibillion $dollar company. He started Space X and it is also worth tens of $billions of dollars. So, how is he a snake oil salesman? Why can't you make it make sense man..smh.
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  47. The same so called sensible board that invested in Tesla when the going was so good, they all became filthy rich. Now they want to go back on their word to compensate him? That is a stab in the back in my opinion.
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  48. ​​ @eternaldarkness3139  You say he is so incompetent? Why say so now after most of these board directors have become so filthy rich off him at Tesla and his other companies over many years? He deserves his money dude.
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  49. many people have left their office jobs and started an online company and still will use zoom from time to time.Maybe but i think there is a lot of hope for zoom ,
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  50. This is definitely a ponzi scheme allowed and encouraged by the South Korean government. How can anyone live in a country which claims to be democratic and everywhere you turn, every sector of the economy, there are oligarchs in control of that sector. The S.K government should have put in place policies and programs that will provide easier access to land and good mortgages for housing for majority of the people. This has festered for so, so long the people have no other choice but to depend on it. Villa kings is what they call them, sounds more like parasite kings to me.
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