Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Ben Felix" channel.

  1. If you really are getting in before the hype, I guarantee there is no ETF and probably no pure-play stock to buy.
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  2. Thematic funds aren't considered low-cost funds.
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  3. @royjonzejr  Many track different indexes, some are total market and just buy whatever is available at the moment.
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  4. @alvadagansta  I call it "Sin a Little Economics." Things like 1% a day is obvious fraud but 13% a year is realistic enough to be believed by smart people driven by the same greed as day trading idiots
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  5. @macy1066  a touch of greed can make people exaggerate what is a reasonable wage/return. Small sins can produce more drama than big ones, because I guarantee you people like Ramsey buy into and pump bubbles
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  6. @macy1066  good question. Hence I say this is "sin a little economics"
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  7. No withdrawal rate rule is possible
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  8. Found the T-1000......
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  9. Vhut?
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  10. keep the stock picks to yourself
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  11. I was a retail options trader for a time. I matched the performance of the S&P even though I knew I was overleveraged so I quit
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  12. ​ @BenFelixCSI I got flooded with suicide requests when I told GME buyers to sell immediately when the liquidity crisis was on. I can honestly say I was never a gambler
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  13. You know certain industries are retarded when there should be good money in it, but there isn't
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  14. Last I checked the gold still just sat there.
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  15. How much did you lose?
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  16. Only worthwhile if you have a large amount of money to invest. Like over a million bucks. With smaller accounts, trading fees and fractional shares will likely be equal to the cost of a good ETF.
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  17. Factor investing got priced into the market after it went mainstream.
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  18. He wouldn't have a problem with you doing real world investments or buying straight T-bills.
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  19. Except India's stock market is a scam, so there's likely no hedging activity whatsoever
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  20. Yes, most self described tech companies aren't tech companies. EA claims to be a tech company and gets angry when people say "they only act like a tech company."
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  21. Accepting efficient markets also means accepting you don't need riches, anyway.
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  22. ​​ @vincentli1064 I didn't say it was global enough to go 100% S&P
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  23. ​ @BlindBison I didn't say the S&P was global enough, and yes I would object to that on the account foreign stocks have currency conversion and ADR costs
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  24. He doesn't short. Shorting is more trouble than it's worth
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  25. To be fair, thematic ETFs is a much less crazy version of stock picking, as it allows people to closet index whilst speculating to their heart's content.
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  26. Is the company profitable?
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  27. Dumb money tends to turn companies with the best science into the worst stocks.
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  28. Cramer's picks turns a profit, even if they probably don't outperform an index
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  29. It's as scarce as we want it to be.
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  30. He can afford to hire a limo and he owns a jet, it's not like he needs to show off how rich he is with a sports car.
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  31.  @perolito83  he doesn't need all that, again he has employees that can simply hire a limo when he flies in, and you only need one yacht. Bezos spent his money on a trip to space.
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  32.  @perolito83  Yeah, I assumed you just pulled that out your butt like a lot of people do. Do you know for a fact he collects classic/rare cars or do you simply suppose that to be true?
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  33.  @perolito83  true, but I'm lazy. And yeah, googling that does show he has a taste for cars. But don't stereotype that kind of behavior on all rich people, especially the ones in businesses where you need to have money in order to make money.
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  34.  @MillerMedeiros  double? Do the math
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  35. This comment aged poorly.
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  36. @Sergio Miranda  we literally aren't in the middle of a recession. ARKK got decimated by rising interest rates because they hold exclusively startups that depended on equity loans. The volatility and return of ARK products is suspiciously similar to a leveraged S&P fund.
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  37. The two are not related, and Canada gets immigrants too
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  38. Since you stopped watching fake guru videos
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  39. Who would have thought. Renting a house is a fair trade.
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  40. He just got a little tongue in cheek with him
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  41. Vhut?
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  42. Company employees and owners like cash bonuses.
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  43. [Mexicah intensifies]
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  44. I have to be honest. You have to do stock picking for international investment to avoid buying into shitholes that are all risk and no return.
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  45. @finkrer  extremists don't exist. Those are simply states you're feuding with at the moment
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  46.  @finkrer  Which makes you a garden variety wannabe gangster.
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  47. Roaring Kitty intensifies.....
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  48. I don't see a problem with this cycle since it subsidizes science at the expense of greedy bastards.
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  49. Active investing works best during hard times when no one else is doing it
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  50. Ha
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