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

  1. "It was spelled out in the company's SEC filings the loans could only be used for that purpose." Me: Let me guess, someone used it to leverage up their stock options portfolio.
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  2. Children watch his show, and parents buy their kids burgers
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  3. Very ponzi
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  4. Where I live the streets are full of Japanese cars made in the US
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  5. No joke, a bunch of diary farmers actually hired an actress to make a fake foodtech startup commercial mocking these guys. It's "wood milk."
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  6. Pure speculation on future earnings mixed with ignoring how it'd be overpriced even with said growth.
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  7. I make generic early comment. Give me meaningless upvotes!
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  8. How many of these idiot startups are there?
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  9. Thank you for bringing Hindenberg Research to my attention, I've subscribed to their newsletter.
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  10. Correction: Bones aren't useless. They're ground up and thrown into chicken feed.
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  11. Isn't this the exact scheme one of the Five Families mafias pulled too?
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  12. It's just another case of confusing luck and skill
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  13. @WhatSmellsLikeToast  how much did you lose?
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  14. Didn't he say the same thing a year ago?
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  15. Most of these crackdown have nothing to do with Lord Pooh. Every government department acts as its own fief and the bosses don't necessarily even talk to each other.
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  16. Their core business is still going strong, though. It's back to near fair value so there's no harm in holding it.
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  17.  @ktktktktktktkt  Musk's share of Twitter, you mean.
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  18. Dude, this predates that by A LOT
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  19. They are far from perfect but they make good stuff
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  20. Anyone can get scammed. Anyone can be a scammer.
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  21. Subscription is associated with the free-money seeking behavior of some firms. Namely software rented on Subscription that isn't being actively supported/updated
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  22. You don't know that. Maybe he was getting paid in worthless stock options
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  23. "Exorbitant" is a strong word. College is expensive and a lot of people go to more expensive schools than they can afford or get degrees with no job prospects. Part of my 50k debt is because I switched majors.
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  24. Yeah, I recall one guy on WSB that was getting really angry at people's pessimism on Alibaba after Jack Ma disappeared. The reason being was he stood to lose a lot if things didn't pick back up.
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  25. Unions haven't killed anyone's profitability
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  26. Liquidating. Not necessarily destroying.
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  27. He sounds like he predicted 50 of the last two crashes.....
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  28. People aren't aware of all the dedicated jobs that go with complicated things, so they do not anticipate any problems with that part of production. Ergo, when management all have zero industry experience because MBA and DEI, you get this crap.
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  29. "Amortization of intangible assets" is fancy words for "expensive patents that eventually become obsolete."
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  30. Investment banks are full of lawful but awful stuff. They're the only business I know of that at least partially fit dirty business stereotypes.
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  31. I make generic early comment. Give me meaningless upvotes!
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  32. It's not as easy to run a big business as people think.
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  33.  @joshwondra9821  why don't we draft you while we're at it?
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  34. @K0nt4kt  that's not how "golden parachutes" work, but leading up to the crash he may have given himself performance bonuses based on what he knew to be bogus numbers
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  35. After they got people in the door, they switch to the old pricing model
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  36. There's no private land ownership either. They do not sell the land, they lease it for 30-70 years.
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  37. It's not an investment. Social media accounts are expendable
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  38. Interesting bubble. But I can definitively say that most people where I am from would rather buy the house outright with a mortgage rather than make a reverse mortgage
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  39. How much did you lose on the stock?
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  40. If you use YouTube to stream music or in place of TV, it is also worth your time to pay the 20 bucks a month to remove ads
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  41. Someone who wants to run a ponzi scheme without risking jail time.
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  42. It was a transparent scheme so its of more grayish ethics, though. They were gambling, not stealing.
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  43. How much is Moomoo losing with these expensive promos? Those goons are a little late to become Robinhood
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  44. I've been considering shorting her for a while now as she's buying into ALL the bubbles. I already got a put on ICLN and NKLA......
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  45. Caveat: The tonnage of China's is misleading because it is of inferior quality and must go through further processing before used in batteries. I can't be sure, but this may be why those Dollar General batteries only last a day.
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  46. They don't lose until bagholders sell
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  47. Speaking of ETNs, I once found one that had a "hodgepodge of assets." (Their word). I couldn't even find what assets they were tracking making me wonder who would buy something with such arbitrary performance.
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  48. It is a negative sum game. It cost time/money to make the racket, but doesn't create more stuff to go around.
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  49. For that same reason, Warren Buffet reinsurance business offers insurance plans to insurance companies based on hurricane landfall
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  50. Computers will never be smarter than people. Lose the sci-fi crap and make something that works
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