Nvidia has to be absurdly overvalued right now right? I don't see a world where a stock can grow 215% in a year and it not be based on reckless speculation. People are essentially betting that AI tech will be the next Internet in terms of ubiquity, profit potential, and the paradigm shift it would cause.
@@Jaydoff If you think AI won’t be a paradigm shift, then short NVIDIA. If you’re right, you’ll win big. But realize that many billionaires, hedge funds, and almost the entire tech sector is betting against you, and they’re paid a lot of money to get things right.
@@alissacrizler4908no one said anything about jealousy. The true teachings of Jesus would tell you to stand with the outcast and love thy neighbor. To hate the love of money and to see greed as a sin. This world is filled with an abundance which is unequally distributed to the children of god. If there ever was a god Lucifer has surly supplanted him.
my forecasting prof used to talk about how government economists constantly predicting false recessions. The first reason is because if you predict the trend then you can change the trajectory, but the main reason is because nobody really cares when you say recession and there isn't one, but you lose all credibility if you don't call for a recession and suddenly your economy tanks.
Jesus has a plan for you! Don’t not get down on yourself for not being as successful as others. Gods will and way are better than our own!! Jesus loves you so so very much!!!!✝️✝️✝️💟💟
Nah feels like it’s the opposite to me. People get extremely defensive about the idea of a recession will go into denial and will attack you if you suggest one will occur.
@@curtisw0234 I’m speaking specifically about high level economists, I agree that the average person would rather not have to hear that constantly (except for every time they watch the news)
Not like wages are flatlined (technically down, but buoyed by inflation) while housing, medical care, and school costs are through the roof. Its the new way to disguise poverty
I make as much as my dad did when he bought his house ($22/hr), not even acknowledging the fact that in normal circumstances I wouldn't even be making that much if not for nepotism, and he bought his house for 91k while Im stuck renting a room and can't find anything below 400k.
Yeah. I think i saw that rent has increased 30% since 2020 and income only increased 20%. That on top of everything else going up is crushing the middle class. Not to mention that increased income will be taxed
I love the marketing monday videos. I too have been researching the financial/economic situation as well and i am in the same space of mind as you ended up. Its not good, but no one knows how bad it is or could be, or how long we can keep it up. Im 32, your content is .. lol its really something. Love your attitude and your presentation style for the topics you dive into. Im an engineer, so most of the stuff i read / view is much more structured and less fun lol. Thanks for all the awesome content 😁 Figured i could add a new type of comment. 😅
@@greenoftreeblackofblue6625 That's actually not that much of a problem for most farmers. Most farmers wouldn't reuse seeds from the crops they grow anyway, since those seeds can have inconsistent properties, and it takes specialized equipment to process seeds, plus additional extra space to store them for the next time that crop is to be planted. Having a store of seeds like that can also limit your flexibility when it comes being able to plant different crops each cycle. So overall, most farmers basically treat seeds as basically a raw material input for their business, and it'd only be one of many for them anyway.
You want to buy things and not save you money. I want to buy things and not save my money. You want to use klarna too. I want to use klarna too. Move along! Fitting because Joe Biden was also born a long time ago in a galaxy far away...
Dude I take loan apps, I talk to 25 plus people a day about how shits going and I’ll say it’s not as bad as many people make it out but a lot of people are deep underwater due to bad financial literacy and little protecting from the gov.
What you're describing, taking deeper dives into the things that you don't understand, is literally one of the best ways to practice self-learning Getting things wrong isn't bad, it's good because it highlights where you need to study more Being wrong is similar, It feels bad but it all actuality if you embrace it, you'll only feel that way during the process from being wrong to accepting the new information and becoming right
Curiosity is suppressed by apathy. Sometimes things you think you aren't interested you would be if you gave them a real chance. But your current mood may just seem like you wouldn't.
Permian has peaked. Tier 1 sites running dry, tier 2 sites are more gassy hence why natty is negative priced in Texas right now. Production will likely drop starting 2026.
There was one by def two years ago, two quarters of negative growth but yeah if you don’t look at the data and just wait for what the NYT tells you then yeah there hasn’t been one…
I make as much as my dad did when he bought his house ($22-23/hr), not even acknowledging the fact that in normal circumstances I wouldn't even be making that much if not for nepotism, and he bought his house for 91k while Im stuck renting a room and can't find anything below 400k.
GDP is a terrible way to see if we are in a recession. This was true when the metric started, this is doubly true when the government deficit spends trillions. We are in stagflation.
The government creates terrible jobs that do not actually increase the productivity of the country. They also massively overspend on infrastructure and defense spending. They also subsidize products that would not otherwise be bought (like how EV subsidies just went to rich people who could afford 50K cars). Now these cars are huge bags for car companies.
I dont comment much. I want you to know i get most of my political/financial/world news from you due to delivery, accuracy and demeanor. Im in the air force and it helps me stay informed and stay on top of the fight!
Honestly as someone who has observed many many dumb arguments for why you should invest in crypto, the idea that the price will go up when the rate of 'production' is halved seems pretty logical to me. I can at least understand why someone would fall for that.
There is such a thing as guaranteed money. Instead of investing liquid cash, you instead invest your time (remember time = money). Some companies will give you money in exchange for you giving up your time to do stuff for them. It's literally free money.
First, the Nord stream didn't just blew up The American Gov probably did it (just think about how plausible is that before you judge it a crazy conspiracy theory) Since COVID everything is not fine, there's a big recession beyond any doubt. The spreadsheet grafting techniques employed by companies allows them to present bigger growth margins whilst having diminishing true growth rates. Cost cutting and raised efficiency of internal processes can lead to, although not directly related to, actual growth. My whole issue is about if the recession will explode in our faces, when and how. Debating on whether the recession is real or not is wasted effort on a ship that's already sailed
The 493 are not trending down. That is completely wrong. The 493 are a massive mixed bags with some winners and some losers. This idea that it is the S&P 7 vs 493 is absolute nonsense. If you actually break it down both by historical trends and how individual companies are performing, then there is no significant difference. There are always like 10 over performers in the S&P 500. In any given 10 year period, something like 93% of all companies underperform the 10 year treasury, this has been consistent going back to the late 1800s which is the limit of the data that we have. The rail stocks used to be the kings, the car companies, then consumer electronics, then oil companies, etc. Every decade has its overperformers which drive the market. That is historically very normal.
We actually have the biggest untapped oil reserves in America, especially Alaska, but this isn't a desert, so we'd have to ruin a lot of the country to get if
I heard recently that Zoomers are buying houses around the same rates and age as prior generations. I think we have a lot of financial fears because in some areas (cities) living is getting ridiculously expensive. But only about half the world lives in cities and we need people to realize that if they cant afford the city they need to go somewhere else.
I’m so tired of people saying to not live in cities. Are yall so uneducated that you don’t realize that the vast majority of poverty exists in rural locations? There are no jobs out there, that’s why people aren’t there. There isn’t much money to be made outside of the city, that’s why people move to the city. It really isn’t a hard concept
@@EggEnjoyer While you’re not entirely wrong you’re still wrong. There are plenty of places in the country that are not as expensive and more rural that have job opportunities. This is true for nearly every field as long as you’re willing to look. If this isn’t satisfying, simply look at a state that isn’t California and live in a suburb. Or a city that’s cheaper like Ohama or St. Louis. My point ultimately is that the constant warning of economic collapse and constant complaining that it’s worse than ever is not really true and doesn’t map onto reality. All it does is discourage young people. I am a zoomer and we live in a epidemic of zoomer negativity over things that are really well within their control.
@@yincycle I just don’t agree. I don’t even live in the city. Neither do any of my peers. Yet life is still hard for us. I’m tired of false narrative that all young people just live in the city and that’s why we’re broke. Not to mention that it’s totally unnatural and absurd to ask young people to pick up their lives and move while having no established wealth or skill set. People only do that for cities where opportunity is guaranteed. Even then, most people don’t do that. Humans generally stay in one place. It’s buzzard to ask people to do something out of their nature
@@EggEnjoyer I never said life isn’t hard. My issue is with the framing that we live in a uniquely difficult time and the doomerism that surrounds that. Life was hard for your parents growing up the same way it is for us. We definitely have our unique challenges and there are probably some areas where things are harder, and some where they’re easier. That’s just life man, sometimes you have to sacrifice the exact things you want if you have other goals like owning a home. Which isn’t a requirement btw. I know that I like cities so I understand that I will be renting for a long time in my life, that’s a sacrifice that I am making to live the life I want; just like someone who values having a home would have to compromise on where they want to live. It’s not at all unnatural, humans have been migrating in search of greener pastures literally as long as they have existed. In the modern world your work some times demand you move and that is just reality. All the economic nihilism that’s come with the internet has done has only led to people losing faith in the exact institutions that they need to leverage in order to fix the problems that we face. It’s just not sustainable, its ok to identify and address problems but the next step needs to be solutions, you can’t just be mad that people can’t buy a house in San Francisco or NYC anywhere. We’d be so much better off if we zoned for high density housing in those areas anyways. Basically I’m saying you can’t have your cake and eat it too and we need to change the way we address these topics if we actually want them to get better.
I will point out we could’ve been a Nat gas exporter under Obama but LNG was not as financially viable because of aforementioned Russia vs Ukraine. Now the technical aspects of it are better and Biden just banned new LNG plants.
This is such a good take. I am a big fan of the utility side of crypto, but there are WAY too many people saying its a sure thing with little to no knowledge or evidence. 99% of it is a scam, and even the most stable aspects are unregulated and volatile.
Anyone who is in love with an investment and can't see its downsides is gambling or in a cult mentality. This happens a lot with crypto, meme stocks, and even big tech stocks.
A year ago? Yes. Now? No. BOJ seems to have drawn a line in the sand at 160 and seem to be willing to buy back as many Yen as it takes to keep it above that line. Remember: If you’re hearing about an investment opportunity in the wild, it’s already too late.
@@alexanderfreeman3406I’m going to Japan in July for 18 months. Should I transfer all of my money for that time into yen now or wait and only transfer as needed over the next 2 years?
There is no recession in Ba Sing Se
LMAOOOO REAL
Holy shit this is genuinely the most original Atrioc comment
Literally the first thing I thought of! Lol
First thing that I thought of when I read the video title.
Why didn't him just close his eyes?
Every time I hear atrioc being smart talking about finance shit, I think about the Paper Mario clip where he just keeps hitting the valve
The duality of Atrioc frfr XD
Jesus has a plan for you! Don’t not get down on yourself for not being as successful as others. Gods will and way are better than our own!!
@@alissacrizler4908 bro what 😂
@@alissacrizler4908 Satan has a plan for you though. Do you really think you're going to make it into heaven? LOL
What do you mean he stopped one hit before it was stupid
NVIDIA: “Fuck the Big 6, it’s just big chips.”
Fuck the 69 god, its just big glizzy no drizzy
Nvidia has to be absurdly overvalued right now right? I don't see a world where a stock can grow 215% in a year and it not be based on reckless speculation. People are essentially betting that AI tech will be the next Internet in terms of ubiquity, profit potential, and the paradigm shift it would cause.
@@Jaydoff If you think AI won’t be a paradigm shift, then short NVIDIA. If you’re right, you’ll win big. But realize that many billionaires, hedge funds, and almost the entire tech sector is betting against you, and they’re paid a lot of money to get things right.
"Fuck the big 7, its just big Jensen"
@@zenelssunchaser2488 Nonsequitor Boys-posting
The economy is literally the Wallace and Grommit gif where he is building the train track while riding along in the minecart
Jesus has a plan for you! Don’t not get down on yourself for not being as successful as others. Gods will and way are better than our own!!
@@alissacrizler4908no one said anything about jealousy. The true teachings of Jesus would tell you to stand with the outcast and love thy neighbor. To hate the love of money and to see greed as a sin. This world is filled with an abundance which is unequally distributed to the children of god. If there ever was a god Lucifer has surly supplanted him.
@@Cringeboy69420 spammer, simply just report and move on.
in a literal sense yeah
@@Cringeboy69420holy shit he’s cooking!
my forecasting prof used to talk about how government economists constantly predicting false recessions. The first reason is because if you predict the trend then you can change the trajectory, but the main reason is because nobody really cares when you say recession and there isn't one, but you lose all credibility if you don't call for a recession and suddenly your economy tanks.
Jesus has a plan for you! Don’t not get down on yourself for not being as successful as others. Gods will and way are better than our own!!
Jesus loves you so so very much!!!!✝️✝️✝️💟💟
the previous dude did not read your comment
Top Economists have successfully predicted 12 of the last 5 recessions!!!
Nah feels like it’s the opposite to me. People get extremely defensive about the idea of a recession will go into denial and will attack you if you suggest one will occur.
@@curtisw0234 I’m speaking specifically about high level economists, I agree that the average person would rather not have to hear that constantly (except for every time they watch the news)
Basically the ship is sinking but god damn does the US government know how to use that flex tape
Expect things to get more hysterical in the future.
Not like wages are flatlined (technically down, but buoyed by inflation) while housing, medical care, and school costs are through the roof. Its the new way to disguise poverty
I make as much as my dad did when he bought his house ($22/hr), not even acknowledging the fact that in normal circumstances I wouldn't even be making that much if not for nepotism, and he bought his house for 91k while Im stuck renting a room and can't find anything below 400k.
Yeah. I think i saw that rent has increased 30% since 2020 and income only increased 20%. That on top of everything else going up is crushing the middle class. Not to mention that increased income will be taxed
NATIONAL DEBT GOING TO THE MOON 📈📈🌕🌑🤑
buying out of the money call options as we speak
I love the marketing monday videos. I too have been researching the financial/economic situation as well and i am in the same space of mind as you ended up. Its not good, but no one knows how bad it is or could be, or how long we can keep it up. Im 32, your content is .. lol its really something. Love your attitude and your presentation style for the topics you dive into. Im an engineer, so most of the stuff i read / view is much more structured and less fun lol. Thanks for all the awesome content 😁
Figured i could add a new type of comment. 😅
Biden hitting the eco with the jedi mind trick. He knows how to play civ 6
Guaranteed way to make money:
1. Buy seeds
2. Sell vegetables
Farmers have been exploiting this one simple trick for millenia.
Forgot the "exploit illegals while treating them like slaves" step
Better idea: make copywrited seeds and seel them to farmers so they always have to pay you for the seeds they're reusing.
Here’s your water bill for $326 sir
@@Silvisss266 Inflation wasn't a thing when this Mitchell and Webb sketch aired
@@greenoftreeblackofblue6625 That's actually not that much of a problem for most farmers. Most farmers wouldn't reuse seeds from the crops they grow anyway, since those seeds can have inconsistent properties, and it takes specialized equipment to process seeds, plus additional extra space to store them for the next time that crop is to be planted. Having a store of seeds like that can also limit your flexibility when it comes being able to plant different crops each cycle. So overall, most farmers basically treat seeds as basically a raw material input for their business, and it'd only be one of many for them anyway.
Big A skipped his own dialogue 3:46
I had to slow it down to see if he's even saying words and it just made it worse lmao
No recession? Tell that to Big A's hairline
We are not the recession you've been looking for
You want to buy things and not save you money.
I want to buy things and not save my money.
You want to use klarna too.
I want to use klarna too. Move along!
Fitting because Joe Biden was also born a long time ago in a galaxy far away...
Speak for yourself 🤓 🖕
@@firstlast8258 Umm, It's a parody on Obi-Wan's Jedi Mind trick from the Star Wars series.
Dude I take loan apps, I talk to 25 plus people a day about how shits going and I’ll say it’s not as bad as many people make it out but a lot of people are deep underwater due to bad financial literacy and little protecting from the gov.
Define bad financial literacy… 🤔
What you're describing, taking deeper dives into the things that you don't understand, is literally one of the best ways to practice self-learning
Getting things wrong isn't bad, it's good because it highlights where you need to study more
Being wrong is similar, It feels bad but it all actuality if you embrace it, you'll only feel that way during the process from being wrong to accepting the new information and becoming right
If that dude bought Yen he woulda made money lol.
3:46 Couldn't have said it better myself. That sounded like me pretending to know the lyrics to Rap God
Curiosity is suppressed by apathy. Sometimes things you think you aren't interested you would be if you gave them a real chance. But your current mood may just seem like you wouldn't.
Fr
Fucking real, who are you to drop such wisdom?
@@kaizenpb8458 Someone who's lived a rough life but kept standing back up.
Permian Basin mentioned POG
Permian has peaked. Tier 1 sites running dry, tier 2 sites are more gassy hence why natty is negative priced in Texas right now. Production will likely drop starting 2026.
there is no easter bunny there is no tooth fairy there is no recession
inflation is crushing, i have a stable secure semi-well paid job but these prices make me desire higher interest rates
January 20th, 2025: *economy collapses as new president is getting inaugurated*
Bipartisan leaders: “Damn this new guy really sucks at his job.”
This is exactly what will happen they are propping this up until the election is over
That’s what’s going to happen, can’t wait or the pullback, personally. Daddy needs those dividend stocks to come down 😂
There is a 100% garunteed money making stretegy, you just bet that marketing monday won't be on monday
It ain’t a recession, our parents ballooned their assets from 2019-23. Alots gone *uppp* in price
Guaranteed way to make money: Be the reserve and print money
People forget that you can just spam admin power to reduce inflation
I am big as glizzy hands earliest brain rotter
Its ok. Fed said no recession so no recession. Lol
Maybe blur was right 9:30
hotdog fingers
People have been predicting recession for 2 years and its still not here
There was one by def two years ago, two quarters of negative growth but yeah if you don’t look at the data and just wait for what the NYT tells you then yeah there hasn’t been one…
Big A killing it with the frequent, consistently interesting uploads
BLUE ENRON HAT 💙💙💙
Housing market in Australia is one of those unique extremes
Roaring Kitty knows, Brandon.
I make as much as my dad did when he bought his house ($22-23/hr), not even acknowledging the fact that in normal circumstances I wouldn't even be making that much if not for nepotism, and he bought his house for 91k while Im stuck renting a room and can't find anything below 400k.
Pretty sure I’m the number one exporter of natural gas
With the bitcoin halving u wait half a year after the halving and it sky rockets… the halving itself is never crazy
I’m predicting a repeat of The Great Depression. That hit in late 1929, I think we will hit it in 2027.
Oh shit it's me, im the streamer now!
The stuff this guy talks about is exactly what im interested in
The US government needs to put some of that cocaine into my bank account.
The Enron hat 😂😂😂
I love how now that we have a big amount of oil gas prices are still as high as ever...
that bitcoin part went up like 5k the next day lol. But it also dropped again obviously
bro its may 21 and its tests its all time high of 70k lol. Bitcoin is ironically one of the most predictable assets out there.
@@DillPickl3_ cringe
Shale revolution baby 🕺
My brothers, when the fed cuts the rates, the sky will fall. Simple az'.
Me laughing in nordic...
GDP is a terrible way to see if we are in a recession. This was true when the metric started, this is doubly true when the government deficit spends trillions. We are in stagflation.
The government creates terrible jobs that do not actually increase the productivity of the country. They also massively overspend on infrastructure and defense spending. They also subsidize products that would not otherwise be bought (like how EV subsidies just went to rich people who could afford 50K cars). Now these cars are huge bags for car companies.
@@MC_heart4this is just not true.
@@Nun195 it is. Great rebuttal though!
Speeed
The thing investors dont know is that gambling addicts never lose
The place is getting looted lmao
BIg A the type of guy that reherses every single conversation in his head before sleep
That hat is negative drip bruh lol
let's go back to trading rocks.
Yugioh cards my man
I cannot afford to eat AND pay rent :) theres no Jobs available really either. I was around 17k avg a year, and now I cant even get work so no idea.
Be thankful there's no recession to make it even worse
They’re building homes in LV for rent. That’s crazy to me
I dont comment much. I want you to know i get most of my political/financial/world news from you due to delivery, accuracy and demeanor. Im in the air force and it helps me stay informed and stay on top of the fight!
STAGFLATION
Honestly as someone who has observed many many dumb arguments for why you should invest in crypto, the idea that the price will go up when the rate of 'production' is halved seems pretty logical to me. I can at least understand why someone would fall for that.
the trick is. if enough people fall for that. the price does go up...:D
Supply and Demand. Everything else is nonsense. See you at 100k.
Big gulp A gulp
IS THERE A PREDICTIONS VIDEO FOR 2024, SOMEONE TELL ME
There is such a thing as guaranteed money. Instead of investing liquid cash, you instead invest your time (remember time = money). Some companies will give you money in exchange for you giving up your time to do stuff for them. It's literally free money.
No representation for the month of the coffee cow, sad
surely the government isn’t taking advantage of our fiat economy, they’re far too reliable for that
Predicting? More like in one
First, the Nord stream didn't just blew up
The American Gov probably did it (just think about how plausible is that before you judge it a crazy conspiracy theory)
Since COVID everything is not fine, there's a big recession beyond any doubt.
The spreadsheet grafting techniques employed by companies allows them to present bigger growth margins whilst having diminishing true growth rates. Cost cutting and raised efficiency of internal processes can lead to, although not directly related to, actual growth.
My whole issue is about if the recession will explode in our faces, when and how. Debating on whether the recession is real or not is wasted effort on a ship that's already sailed
Stilts
If we all agree not to use money as a system anymore then no recession. Only barter 🙂
What
If there are less things to trade for other things... there would still be recessions lol
@@nickmyers3065 I've never heard of a barter recession. Checkmate ✔️
When bulls run, the ground shakes
Bitcoin did hit 100k…
Dam I was about to be that guy
did he ever release 2024 predictions?
So proud to of had my question answered. Big a really does care!
The 493 are not trending down. That is completely wrong. The 493 are a massive mixed bags with some winners and some losers. This idea that it is the S&P 7 vs 493 is absolute nonsense. If you actually break it down both by historical trends and how individual companies are performing, then there is no significant difference. There are always like 10 over performers in the S&P 500. In any given 10 year period, something like 93% of all companies underperform the 10 year treasury, this has been consistent going back to the late 1800s which is the limit of the data that we have. The rail stocks used to be the kings, the car companies, then consumer electronics, then oil companies, etc. Every decade has its overperformers which drive the market. That is historically very normal.
Can you link your sources? I couldnt find actual data about what you described with a quick google search
@@TilDrillyour search game is piss poor
@@Purriah Your answer game is even worse
We actually have the biggest untapped oil reserves in America, especially Alaska, but this isn't a desert, so we'd have to ruin a lot of the country to get if
What’s the song he plays at the end of every video?
empty mind - CMT8
empty mind - CMT8
empty mind - CMT8
I heard recently that Zoomers are buying houses around the same rates and age as prior generations. I think we have a lot of financial fears because in some areas (cities) living is getting ridiculously expensive. But only about half the world lives in cities and we need people to realize that if they cant afford the city they need to go somewhere else.
Source? I am interested
I’m so tired of people saying to not live in cities. Are yall so uneducated that you don’t realize that the vast majority of poverty exists in rural locations? There are no jobs out there, that’s why people aren’t there. There isn’t much money to be made outside of the city, that’s why people move to the city.
It really isn’t a hard concept
@@EggEnjoyer While you’re not entirely wrong you’re still wrong. There are plenty of places in the country that are not as expensive and more rural that have job opportunities. This is true for nearly every field as long as you’re willing to look. If this isn’t satisfying, simply look at a state that isn’t California and live in a suburb. Or a city that’s cheaper like Ohama or St. Louis. My point ultimately is that the constant warning of economic collapse and constant complaining that it’s worse than ever is not really true and doesn’t map onto reality. All it does is discourage young people. I am a zoomer and we live in a epidemic of zoomer negativity over things that are really well within their control.
@@yincycle I just don’t agree. I don’t even live in the city. Neither do any of my peers. Yet life is still hard for us. I’m tired of false narrative that all young people just live in the city and that’s why we’re broke.
Not to mention that it’s totally unnatural and absurd to ask young people to pick up their lives and move while having no established wealth or skill set. People only do that for cities where opportunity is guaranteed. Even then, most people don’t do that. Humans generally stay in one place. It’s buzzard to ask people to do something out of their nature
@@EggEnjoyer I never said life isn’t hard. My issue is with the framing that we live in a uniquely difficult time and the doomerism that surrounds that. Life was hard for your parents growing up the same way it is for us. We definitely have our unique challenges and there are probably some areas where things are harder, and some where they’re easier.
That’s just life man, sometimes you have to sacrifice the exact things you want if you have other goals like owning a home. Which isn’t a requirement btw. I know that I like cities so I understand that I will be renting for a long time in my life, that’s a sacrifice that I am making to live the life I want; just like someone who values having a home would have to compromise on where they want to live. It’s not at all unnatural, humans have been migrating in search of greener pastures literally as long as they have existed. In the modern world your work some times demand you move and that is just reality. All the economic nihilism that’s come with the internet has done has only led to people losing faith in the exact institutions that they need to leverage in order to fix the problems that we face. It’s just not sustainable, its ok to identify and address problems but the next step needs to be solutions, you can’t just be mad that people can’t buy a house in San Francisco or NYC anywhere. We’d be so much better off if we zoned for high density housing in those areas anyways.
Basically I’m saying you can’t have your cake and eat it too and we need to change the way we address these topics if we actually want them to get better.
Have you read anything about ‘The Moroccan Deal’ and their green initiative?
Was wondering when you’d address this
I will point out we could’ve been a Nat gas exporter under Obama but LNG was not as financially viable because of aforementioned Russia vs Ukraine. Now the technical aspects of it are better and Biden just banned new LNG plants.
i think 2026 no reason just a random guess
Has Big A listened to Peter Zeihan?
will u do yearly paper mario
Yeah bitcoin went up to almost 70k today. He was right lol
bitcoin only up 2k from end of clip IKANT
4:53 If he had been so dumb a year ago, how much is he smarter after 4 months that this clip came out?
This is such a good take. I am a big fan of the utility side of crypto, but there are WAY too many people saying its a sure thing with little to no knowledge or evidence. 99% of it is a scam, and even the most stable aspects are unregulated and volatile.
anyone who comments he fell off with the amount of views explodes right now
3:50 what exactly did he say?
just dei
25 minutes in 10k views? brother fell on
Anyone who is in love with an investment and can't see its downsides is gambling or in a cult mentality. This happens a lot with crypto, meme stocks, and even big tech stocks.
so... short the yen?
A year ago? Yes. Now? No. BOJ seems to have drawn a line in the sand at 160 and seem to be willing to buy back as many Yen as it takes to keep it above that line.
Remember: If you’re hearing about an investment opportunity in the wild, it’s already too late.
@@alexanderfreeman3406I’m going to Japan in July for 18 months. Should I transfer all of my money for that time into yen now or wait and only transfer as needed over the next 2 years?
@@alexanderfreeman3406 they cant do that forever tho
I don't see where or how government stimulus is propping up the economy. Evidence or examples?
16s no views? That's normal I guess :D
Maybe not this year but a reccsion is coming. Us debt, shit job market, and inflation are going to do us in.
Can you sell a statue of yourself as merch
When American's say that will never be able to by a house do they mean a 🏠 or not even an apartment?
house/owning a property
a lot of people rent but don't actually own their property