Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Wall Street Millennial" channel.

  1. 2022: The year in which one analyst screams we're in a bubble one minute, another screams the next 1000 unicorns will be green stocks, and the investors will get really angry if you oppose either view. Hmm.
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  2. Saying never is a reasonable opinion given feasible models don't exist yet
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  3. ​@sarikagoode1505 are you afraid cops will kick down your door over a crime scene DNA match?
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  4. This idiot thinks we don't recycle the aluminum chips by the ton......
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  5. "Free speach absolutist" is code for "stuff I say will get me in trouble."
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  6. Chinese exchanges have a lot of blanket bans about who can list and trade, but once you're in it's basically a free-for-all. Very few accounting rules, few limits on leverage, few trading rules.
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  7. No juror is going to prejure themselves just to save their shitcoins
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  8. It's game theory. As soon as the risks/rewards of a dirty industry become widely known, it has to get reinvented in order to get honest people involved to keep the scheme going.
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  9. Americans drive big vehicles because vehicles and gas are relatively cheap there
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  10. I've heard people often talk about the unofficial statements investment bankers will say on the cellphones off the recorded lines. That's how rumors spread among market movers. Didn't realize that wasn't entirely legal.
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  11. Norway's sovereign wealth fund is totally pumping the EV bubble too. They make a little money, because they aren't idiots.
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  12. With minimal inventory too.
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  13. They literally can't be. Most of the small banks weren't that stupid either.
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  14. When was it sane?
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  15. It's a classic priestly science. Anyone can claim to be a priest and have magic powers and the real priests are rarer than the fakes.
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  16. Investing in disruptive tech is nice, but the idea that a team of finance nerds could identify them before they soar with any accuracy better than random is silly.
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  17. If it's posted on VIC, then any risks are definitely already priced into the stock.
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  18. "The magazine was becoming a subsitute for playboy." Remember that movie "My Favorite Martian" where Suit did exactly that?
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  19. Correction: He was the world's richest man briefly a few years ago due to absurd stock valuations.
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  20. Ukraine's pre-war poverty is misleading as the cost of living was dirt cheap (Russia likewise has low wages and extremely low cost of living).
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  21.  @audiquagaming  and no one forces anyone here to invest in Wall Street
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  22. I first heard of Netflix when they were still delivering movies by mail. I wondered even then why Blockbuster hadn't thought of that...
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  23. T-mobile, nvidia, arm, uber (good investments but not at the price purchased at)
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  24. ​ @LizardSpork  the merger means most of the big games in existence would be owned by a single company. I'll wager everyone on this thread all plays at least one game regularly that Microsoft or Activision owns
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  25. I feel a little guilty over this since I helped make it a meme stock. I posted early DD, bought at IPO, and sold around 25 a share.
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  26. The whole country is involved in securities fraud pumping up their fake GDP numbers and their turd-tier services.
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  27. This is what you get when people invest based on science fiction.......
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  28. Some people get a kick out of the act of taking.
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  29. There's a clear negative selection bias. These are the companies that would fail a normal IPO
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  30. That's usually a sign they don't know anything at all about the topic at hand, but are pretending otherwise.
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  31. These idiots don't hire lawyers because lawyers will tell them all the rules they're breaking.
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  32. I think they assumed everyone calling in sick to work was both A) seeing a doctor and B) was actually ill.
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  33.  @cubicj  like it's possible for one company to upend several completely unrelated sciences. Most of Elon's ideas will go nowhere.
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  34. Not a scam, but a junk company in some fashion
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  35. So it's not even a crypto, it's an unregulated deposit
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  36. Exceptions make headlines, but not the norm
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  37. Buzzword is the term you're looking for
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  38. That sounds like an envy issue for you
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  39. In order to cash out he has to screw over the Tesla shareholders pumping the stock. In order to save SpaceX, he just might.
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  40. The use of NFTs proves they know full well they're saving the company at the expense of chumps and idiot gamblers.
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  41. The SEC wouldn't allow an IPO to save a company from bankruptcy.
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  42. Interest in free-to-play drifts month to month and year to year as player's interest drifts to things they haven't tried before. Are we sure these guys can CONTINUE to make popular games?
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  43. Did he pump it or did he simply have the CEO on the show? Because I got a feeling XL isn't the only liar here.
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  44. These companies are also a case in point about the negative selection bias in IPOs. These are the companies whose management don't care about losing the bulk of future profits, ergo many of them are simply not profitable.
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  45. About that St Petersburg bottling plant, a lot of fortunes were made ironically during Russia's most severe depression following the fall of the USSR. People who could buy up defunct state run ventures and get them back on their feet usually walked away with major profits. In fact, Russia's current wealthy people are all people who had some money saved during the Soviet days and bought state ventures. How ironic it is that most Russian corporations are run by people who grew up in Soviet Union...
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  46.  @jurgenrosmarion7342  The Feds credit is better than your will ever be. Get over it.
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  47. Most of the time superior profits means you simply don't understand the risks involved.
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  48. @gameworkerty  liar
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  49.  @anons000  who? And why you say that?
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  50. Doesn't matter. All efficiency gains from burning hydrogen are lost in expensive and heavy cryogenic tanks
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