Kevin O'Leary of Shark Tank
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- Опубліковано 16 лют 2017
- Kevin O’Leary of the ABC TV show “Shark Tank” made a return appearance to the University of Notre Dame to speak at Mendoza College of Business. O'Leary discusses what it takes to become a successful entrepreneur, and also judged business case pitches by three teams of Notre Dame student entrepreneurs.
I love Kevin, lol , I could tell he was holding off on grilling those presentations.
Hes also a Bitcoiner ;)
"The big companies will crush you like the cockroach you are! Now get out of here, you are dead to me!" lol - those are some (in)famous Shark Tank lines. ;D
@@BillAnt VAMPIRE Cockroach XD
Yeah
Yeah
He is a very good presenter, I could listen how he's talking about anything.
Yes he is, unfortunately he can also be an ahole sometimes. There's a big difference between being critical of someone and degrading them and destroying their dream. :(
"The big companies will crush you like the cockroach you are! Now get out of here, you are dead to me!" lol
@@BillAnt don't u think it's better they get the hard hit through him at a later stage. if those entrepreneurs' dreams are destroyed by his comments, chances are they didn't believe in their product to begin with.
36:35 I love how Kevin addresses how emphasis on the social mission may raise product costs, making it harder for less privileged people who can’t afford the higher costs
Kevin has a knack for keeping you interested. For sure the most interesting Shark and he gives you blunt truthful advice. Unlike some entrepreneurs who I find are very vague and don’t go far enough in depth.
Speech starts @ 7:00
Wrong, 7:05
I fucking love this guy
This video is gold😊
Just some constructive criticism but I think these students have to really understand that Investors aren’t prioritizing altruism so you need to sell them on the fact that your idea needs to make them money FAST! Also, I’ve noticed that Kevin is being REALLY nice here. 🤣
Dudes a G. Thank Kevin!
It’s amazing that he meets these kinds of female CEO’s. Truly.
Someone needs to make a compilation of every interview/speech where Kevin says: "Sizzle like an isotope."
1:59 "Please welcome me in joining..." 😂 😂 😂
your the best Kevin!
Good speech. Learned from it and had me thinking about the core values of a successful business.
Problem is lots of people are only watching these videos all days long and just keep dreaming, but never get off their butts to actually do, build or realize something. Sad but true. (by the way I'm not referring to anyone posting here, just a general observation).
GREAT CONVO!! Thank you Notre Dame & Mr. Wonderful!!!
Starts at 6:55
Thank you.
not all heros wear capes
aye bro 7:03
"Prime Minister of Canada" ... boy do they need it.
The best part of this presentation are the entrepreneurs that DIDN'T get sucked into the Mr Wonderful vortex.
What are Kevin's thoughts on Robert kyiosaki
His first thought might be that you spelled his name wrong. It's in the details, man!
After i watching Shark tank again, i have so many ideas about business. But i have to sell my screenplays first to do so. Besides some ideas for my favorites if they want make more money not only from movies 😀
Anger affects wisdom.
Lisa Su; a great example.
If this is the best and brightest ideas this school can produce we are in trouble :/
Man those pitches were awful :/
Even at Notre Dame in 2017 the students are all about social media. If they listened, Kevin said to use social media, not become social media.
Ken ikr? Instead of mastering social media, my generation gas let social media master them
@@mechadoggy Though someone has to take fb down... right!?
H H I hope so. Considering FB’s increasingly censorious policies along with their latest release of their virtual Libra currency, Facebook must be taken down sooner than later.
I searched for Shark Tank University
Microsoft replaced my surface pro 2 for free but I had a legitimate explanation for a replacement and it was great service
Hit the lottery in another words
I understand that these students wants to help the world, but they are not making money to support and grow their business. This is why unis should stop with the social responsibility crap.
I love your videos 💜, please in spanish language 😉👍
To me entrepreneurship is about changing the world. When I hit a billion I'll continue to live frugally. The thought of freedom never crossed my mind.
It's different for each person. Kevin isn't always right after all. He's right about a lot to be sure, just not everything.
Such terrible ideas pitched by those students at the end. Can’t believe they are in business school 😂
Good speech, but these ideas are bad.
28:32 stuck at 5 million dollars annual
Let’s be honest a lot of millennials love Mr. wonderful
These women should be having kids and caring for them
Women always get more play in the media . that is the difference. That about it.
Your struggling with women being better entrepreneurs? Why do they get more media play? Maybe there is more interest? Media are for profit, and react to demand. Maybe viewers or media customers see more value with their time with women’s successes.
@@jacquelinem2873 what success better look at companies that had women as CEOs yahoo Google and more women do not make better bosses . Just like military services, fire departments police departments, make special treatment so they can pass tests ,but get same pay.
@@lawrencehammersley4945 I did not say CEOs or bosses... but you cite two large media giant public companies. Yahoo no one will save...however, I said entrepreneurs 🙄 first learn to read...
@@jacquelinem2873 Are you talking about actual businesses? Or Or such thing as Instagram models or Only fans
@@lawrencehammersley4945 really? 😅 obviously the topic is business created by entrepreneurs 🙄
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That picture with the American flag...and 2 European cars...and O'leary isn't even American lol
Oh Kevin....we all know you didnt start from nothing.
Many, many empty seats.........like O'Leary's run for the party.......crickets and empty seats!
what a sad thing that the projects that involve helping are not attractive
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He ain’t a great guitarist and his guitar is not intonated. I could help him a lot. Haha
He doesn't need to be a great guitarist. He's a billionaire.
Like listening to a millionaire talk about grocery shopping... he has no clue.
So, what is a Shark Tank deal with Kevin O'Leary actually worth? What is the value of his expertise and his investment in your company?
As it turns out - not much! Especially if he goes it alone. In fact, the vast majority of deals that were successful have other Sharks that can be credited with the actual success.
But, as you'll see, the overwhelming theme of this Shark is failure to provide as promised.
This is a summary of every deal Kevin made (or bailed on, or partnered up and still bailed) prior to the current season, in order, but not dated, taken from: inwiththesharks.com/investors/kevin-oleary/
The numbers are as published, but in some cases are very misleading as they include deals that fell apart in due diligence (including his second-largest of $1mil). His investment isn't anywhere NEAR $8mil as they claim.
Here we go!
TURBOBASTER - ($35k for company) - bought product/company but TURBOBASTER is still not on market or available for sale
GIFT CARD RESCUE - ($100k for 25%) - took off, but were already successful prior
MY THERAPY JOURNAL - ($40k for 25.5%) - old website still functioning, never took off. The website is worth $4100 based on traffic at www.yourwebsitevalue.com
SOY YER DOUGH - ($100k for 17%) - failed product, negative ratings on Amazon before it was pulled down. Website active but five years old.
JUMP FORWARD - ($300k for 25%) - partnered with Herjavic - still active
CAFFEINDICATOR - ($200k for 50%) - product never made it to market
TOYGAROO - ($100k for 17.5%) - Bankrupt by 2012
FIRST DEFENSE NASAL SCREENS - ($250k for 10%) - coattail deal with Daymond Johns who secured deals with major retailers
FLIPOUTZ - ($100k for 33%) - No longer in business, website shuttered
SWEEPEASY - ($40k for 12.5%) - Bankrupt. Inferior product according to amazon reviews
TALBOTT TEAS - ($250k for 35%) - Partnered with Daymond Johns - sold to JambaJuice
BUGGY BEDS - ($50k for 5%) - Coattail deal with all other Sharks - took off.
CATEAPP - ($37.5k for 15%) - Died out in 2013
FOCUS DESIGNS - ($150k for 16.5%) - Partner with Herjavic - SBU no longer in production
DRIVE SUITS - ($150k for 15%) - Fake claim. O'Leary never honoured the deal
COFFEE JOULIES - ($37.5k for royalty return) - Company still active. No actual $$ invested
HOW DO YOU ROLL - ($1m for 20%) - Fake claim. Kevin bailed on the deal in due diligence
LIDD UP - ($100k for 33%) - Inventors gave up one third of their company to get a meeting with Igloo, that either one of them could have made at any time.
WICKED GOOD CUPCAKES - ($75k for royalty return) - earned no stake in the company
MEE MAS GUMBO - ($100k for 25%) - Not produced since 2015
VERBALIZE IT ($250k for 20%) - Still active, site valued at $12k based on traffic.
RUCK PACK COMBAT - ($52.5k for 15%) - still active, partner with Herjavic
UNIKEY - ($250k for 20%) - Product took off, thanks to Mark Cuban partnership
M3 GIRL DESIGNS - ($100k for 10%) - Website is dead, embroiled in lawsuits by 2014
BREATHOMETER - ($125k for 3.8%) - FTC ruling in 2017 shut the business down, and made the company reimburse all customers over false claims of device performance.
TOTAL MERCHANT RESOURCES - ($200k for 50%) - O'Leary's personal Shark Tank now, with locations in NJ, NY and CA.
GROOVEBOOK - ($75k for 20%) - Company grew and was sold to Shutterfly for $14.5 million, but O'Leary had no equity in the company at time of sale.
BOO BOO GOO - ($100k for 25%) - Misleading. O'Leary has not paid out deal yet - contingent on patent success
FUNTIME EXPRESS - ($62.5k for 10%) - Investment in two novelty trains that rent for $250/hr. It will take forever to recoup this investment. Never took off. At 10% of rental rate, assuming no operating costs, O'Leary makes $25/hr with this gem, when it's running)
PAPER BOX FLYERS - ($35k for 50%) - Product line is smaller than before their appearance. Never took off, and seems to be running out of inventory with no new production to replace it.
HONEYFUND - ($400k for 3x investment) - These investors did not need a $400k loan at 200% interest to take off, but that was the foolish deal they accepted. The company is a great success, as it was before their appearance, and O'Leary has no stake in this enterprise after his loan was paid off.
BOTTLE BREACHER - ($75k for 10%) - Coat tail deal with Mark Cuban. Still active and doing well.
ZIPZ - ($2.5mil for 10%) - Despite O'Leary's involvement, by mid 2016 the company was whittled down to 18 months of operating capital in 2016 before the original partners secured a licensing deal without O'Leary's assistance. O'Leary had promised great things to this company through his own venture into wines, but those wines never took off either.
THE GREEN BOX - ($300k for 10%) - Company has failed to secure a major restaurant chain, and sales continue as they have done historically. Still active, but never took off despite the deal they received.
FRILL CLOTHING - ($50k for 15%) - Coattail deal with Corcoran. Still active, but the sisters really didn't need the deal they got, ad they had turned over $150k in sales the year prior to their arrival.
PITTMOSS - ($200k for 11.7%) - False claim. Both Kevin and Robert bailed on this deal, leaving Mark Cuban to step in. Company is thriving under Cuban's advisement, with $600k in backorders to fill.
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SO - summary?
1) The page outlining these deals and sales is extremely misleading.
2) Many companies Kevin dealt with are no longer in business
3) Several claimed deals were never completed
4) Many of the companies still active received almost no benefit by way of increase in business attributed to their association with O'Leary
5) Of the entire list of companies still doing well were coat tail deals with stronger Sharks in that area of expertise, with O'Leary in a minority share situation
6) Meaning, the successes he does enjoy pretty much fall in to the "blind squirrel"
category.
7) If you want to succeed on Shark Tank, deal with Mark Cuban.
Still peddling the crusade I see?
Yep - won't be content until he's nailed to the cross.
He shall not pass!
Paul Cousins I did end up looking at his ETF business O'Share that O'Leary is the Chairman of and Conner O'Brien is the funds CEO/President (the guy how worked with at O'Leary Funds) . According to Nasdaq its numbers are not only solid, but Nasdaq even listed O'shares twice between late 2016 and early this year as being one of the 5-7 ETF's people should be investing in right now.
www.nasdaq.com/symbol/ousa/stock-chart
www.nasdaq.com/article/5-etfs-to-bank-on-as-global-growth-concerns-loom-cm693140
www.nasdaq.com/article/7-best-etfs-for-your-growth-and-income-needs-as-trump-takes-the-wheel-cm735901
Several analysis of the ETf's preformance have been singing it's praises and its been outpreforming its competators during its first fiscial year in buisness. www.forbes.com/sites/trangho/2016/08/19/how-kevin-olearys-etfs-posted-eye-popping-returns-since-debut/#39fafb355bbf
www.etfstrategy.co.uk/oshares-ftse-us-quality-dividend-etf-outperforms-sp-500-in-its-first-year-15142/
Uh huh.
Didja happen to notice now many of those funds invested in Canada?
I'll give you a hint - it's less than 0.01%
OUSA (United States)
OEUR (Europe in local currency)
OEUH (Europe with currency in U.S. dollars)
OASI (Asia-Pacific in local currency)
OAPH (Asia-Pacific with currency in U.S. dollars)
Based out of Boston. And O'Leary can't take any credit for the funds performance, either, since he is not a licensed broker or money manager - just more of him riding the coattails of other people's efforts AND money.
I'm actually enjoying this - you take a day or two to find something to justify your position, and I can shoot it down in ten minutes.
I followed the links on that NASDAQ article and compared the other funds on the sheet.
O'Shares is middling performer at best.
FDRR:($24.56/28.60/27,58) = 112% 52wL
DGRW:($28.71/35.01/35.26) = 123% 52wL
OUSA:($24.70/28.54/28.66) = 116% 52wL
IVAL:($20.99/27.44/27.69) = 131% 52wL
QWLD:($57.01/65.32/65.01) = 114% 52wL
Middle of the pack. Below-average numbers, considering the NASDAQ itself has steady climbed from 4570.605 to 5865.949 in the last twelve months, for a 128.3% increase. (IXIC)
So, the OUSA fund has under-performed the NASDAQ by 12%.