Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "The Plain Bagel" channel.

  1. Because NFTs are the joke.
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  2. I see two possibilities: 1. You didn't watch the video and harass anyone who even considers negatives about China. 2. Your English isn't as good as you think.
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  3. They'd lose their license to give financial advice. IF THEY HAD ONE!
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  4. Is his son named Jay? Then we can have PB&J.
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  5.  @JordanScottMills  Carl is impotent. Hindenberg gets sued all the time and simply doesn't care.
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  6. This comment is already dated
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  7. Because greed knows no social bariers. Some customers want post-inflation wages and pre-inflation prices
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  8. It's called gambling
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  9. It doesn't matter. If there's collateral and the price is right, they will lend. Your credit card won't stop you from borrowing to buy stupid stuff
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  10. Bagholder detected.
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  11. It's always a good sign when the broker doesn't know the meaning of the word "piker."
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  12. That's old news. Not much of that has happened this year because all the ponzis are broken
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  13. @oo--7714  it's a digital asset. It can hit true zero, therefore it will at some point
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  14. It's called a ponzi scheme
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  15. Blaming? You're clearly regurgitating rhetoric from a limited English vocab simply because the accuser is white and the accused is Hindi. Who is motivated by hatred?
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  16. Less regs, too
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  17. @Icarus  I ain't here for a ECON 101 class
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  18. How much did you lose?
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  19. I use to work for CVR Energy. The security department I worked for was junk, but those jerks worked there long before Icaln bought it. It was just a busy refinery in a non-descript town.
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  20.  @pebblepod30  found the shoplifter
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  21. Come on. We all know you'd say that no matter what they did.
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  22. Dude, if you're going to outlaw dark pools, Robinhood will just charge a transparent commission.
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  23.  @senseiadam-brawlstars9465  that doesn't mean it can't fall farther in a week. And it also depends of the ETF as a lot of them are invested in swaps or futures. And ETNs actually don't hold the underlying, so they get terminated all the time (especially last year).
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  24. To be fair, most of the people posting it are not licensed to give financial advise like Richard
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  25. Banks have the worst reputation? Sit down and let me tell you about CASINOS.
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  26. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  27. You didn't watch it
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  28. You mind lending me that crystal ball when yer done?
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  29. Of course Turkey has had an historic inflation problem. They're all as incompetent as Erdogan. And baseless blame shifting simply makes you look equally dishonest and incompetent.
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  30.  @Gabriel-fr3sd  You have only a high school degree, don't you?
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  31. That was a systemic issue. This stupidity is limited to very specific sectors
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  32.  @brianjohnson5272  are you high?
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  33. Not at current costs
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  34. Liars get scalped
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  35. If you had Googled that you would have found the answer is no. Ratings agencies own all the indices. To be fair, their are allegations some companies paid money to get on certain indices.
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  36. The Dutch East India Company needs more finance videos than it gets. It was the world's only publicly traded COUNTRY. Owned and run by the Dutch government and managing their extensive overseas empire, and the subject of the world's first short and distort scheme.
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  37. You don't. Put your savings in an index fund
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  38. ​ @savusilviu low volatility is a good thing
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  39. ​@Nighthawk20000 that's silly. Rich idiots get the same return as everyone else
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  40. Does lateness run in his family? That would explain why late people look at the clock and say "I'm a Deadman."
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  41.  @unconventionalideas5683  Heck, the biggest shareholder is the Saudi government... Which makes me suspicious why shareholders are favored over bondholders.
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  42. This is why activist short sellers favor hedge funds with decades of experience. People listen.
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  43. Even if there was price gouging it's still cheaper to buy than to make it yourself in most developed countries. You simply can't compete with the type of equipment the corporations have
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  44. You suck at economics
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  45.  @forgetmre  How much have you lost? In dollars.
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  46. Allegedly, SVB also hired people based on politics rather than competency. It's said they had an all female sales team.
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  47. This goon thinks share price equals company earnings. Then again he's also oblivious to the liquidity crisis. How much have you lost?
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  48. The only way a stock goes to true zero is if the IPO was a scam or if a bankruptcy court cancels shares in order to pay bond holders with the liquidation money. Why? Because being at zero means that no one would even pay a dollar for all the shares in existence. As for ordinary companies, if a stock price falls too low, a computer will see the opportunity and automatically buy it up before you can even open the ap and see the problem. The guy using the computer isn't worried because he knows even if a company is liquidated tomorrow he should get a fair payoff if he bought at a good price.
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  49. California is big. And there's a lot of high risk companies in that area
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  50.  @chaosking911  I'm literally a military historian. I don't think you know the relationship between bond sales and inflation.
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