Comments by "How Money Works" (@HowMoneyWorks) on "The Plain Bagel" channel.

  1. Merry Chrysler!
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  2. Mr Bagel getting sponsored by "Morning Brew"? This man out here trying to corner the entire breakfast market! Ironic considering I am eating breakfast while watching... hmm the system is already working!!
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  3. Great work, Jack!
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  4. Yes ( ͡⚆ل͜ ͡⚆)
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  5. Hence my suggestion, to make a video on why those day traders who use technical analysis mostly under perform compared to the index (S&P 500). I'm tired of the Tim Sykes and the likes coercing people into buying their programs. Buy SPY shares (*not official investment advice*) and sit on your ass.
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  6. Fantastic video, Richard!
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  7.  @ThePlainBagel  lmao
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  8.  @ThePlainBagel  Donating proceeds to Doctors Without Borders is certainly not selling out lol.
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  9. Like Tim Horton's Timbits? Alright, this gives me another idea. Short 2 minutes explainers called Bagel Bits
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  10. Yo that mug idea was a fantastic idea
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  11. My next video was going to be this or Repos. I guess I’ll go with Repos now
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  12. Sick bro
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  13. Has your position changed on CumRocket Coin???
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  14. He kind of sucks
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  15. Love the "Iran" edit
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  16.  @ThePlainBagel  I didn't know it's reached the Middle East. Also, from the perspective in the private equity space, there's still a ton of dry powder. Around $2.5 trillion that funds have to put to work. High multiples are making that really difficult, but they still have to put money to work per their mandate. I need not say more where I'm going with this but definitely a big problem in the world of levered finance.
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  17. Sumner Rogers spot on! Great reply
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  18.  @denniswatson6622  they’re non-existent, so nothing to see
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  19.  @taoriq3632  me? Or Plain Bagel?
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  20. I'm pretty sure the correction in 1929 lasted like 5 days though.
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  21. ​@Jurassic Coast Comics I don't think there are many firms out there day trading money that they raise from investors. Finance literature suggests that traders typically have trouble beating the market (S&P 500), so I would avoid trying to find a "trading company" per se.
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  22.  @soccerplayer2277  said it like a professional
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