10 mins in and adults playing with the same stuff my 3 year old daughter plays with and exchanging platitudes about this and that, apparently lots of people lie online(who would have thought!), also our parents bought house and the price went up over time (what an insight…)
There was nothing to learn in this video. If that’s all it takes to produce programs for Bloomberg the bar is extremely low!!!
Also keep in mind investments are tricky, if the person you invest with loses your money then there is no recourse or refund because it is an investment. They will not be liable or responsible for any losses, just you, because it's an investment. They don't even lose their jobs and highly likely made their commission from your trade and that is their priority. Worse yet they deregulated so many things including what qualifications are required to be called financial planners or financial whatevers and that's for me concerning since I would ask a dentist for advice on teeth health and not the gym teacher who is given a book of quotes and sayings for the client and pretends they know the financial system, but they don't! One of the biggest financial companies in the world basically has a system they use, give a complicated financial instrument to a less sophisticated person and this is demonstrated through mad dog Gaddafi and his huge financial investment loss I think $2b with a few hundred million attached to it in fees. Look over news reports of financial issues and you see this complicated instrument to those unable to understand it.
Poor kid being labelled as "she likes to spend money" by her mom. Anyway, great interview subjects, but we already know that investment advice is always the same – go long and broad, diversify, time-in-the-market-beats-timing-the-market and all that. The current generation's approach is shaped by having grown up in several crises that were supposed to be once-in-a-generation types of crises. They all opened up spectacular investment opportunities – but only for the people who already had something to invest. You can't multiply money if you have none. It's a catch 22 and that makes more people more open to just gamble, which pump'n'dumps, the GME squeeze and more basically are…
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I love Sonali!
the conversations with Mellody and Kyla were so refreshing!
Theres no returns in the market unless you're an institutional investor or high frequency computer. $50 dollars into the S&P every month. WHAT A JOKE!
Nobody knows my job security is going to go up or down or never landed
Adapt, learn, and play by the new rules—this is how fortunes are made.
You didnt bother to ask deadpool?
We're cooked
Masters degree in quantitative finance and in her twenties did zero to invest? Proof of the low value of American education.
USA is the strongest Nation in the world 🌍
Is this an ad for Ariel?
Real lessons 💯
10 mins in and adults playing with the same stuff my 3 year old daughter plays with and exchanging platitudes about this and that, apparently lots of people lie online(who would have thought!), also our parents bought house and the price went up over time (what an insight…)
There was nothing to learn in this video. If that’s all it takes to produce programs for Bloomberg the bar is extremely low!!!
great video
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Also keep in mind investments are tricky, if the person you invest with loses your money then there is no recourse or refund because it is an investment. They will not be liable or responsible for any losses, just you, because it's an investment. They don't even lose their jobs and highly likely made their commission from your trade and that is their priority. Worse yet they deregulated so many things including what qualifications are required to be called financial planners or financial whatevers and that's for me concerning since I would ask a dentist for advice on teeth health and not the gym teacher who is given a book of quotes and sayings for the client and pretends they know the financial system, but they don't! One of the biggest financial companies in the world basically has a system they use, give a complicated financial instrument to a less sophisticated person and this is demonstrated through mad dog Gaddafi and his huge financial investment loss I think $2b with a few hundred million attached to it in fees. Look over news reports of financial issues and you see this complicated instrument to those unable to understand it.
Man I wished I can get interviewed! Does anyone invest?
Misleading headline
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Every few years the banks clean everyone out. They have done it repeatedly, 1989, 2008, and they are working on it again now.
Poor kid being labelled as "she likes to spend money" by her mom. Anyway, great interview subjects, but we already know that investment advice is always the same – go long and broad, diversify, time-in-the-market-beats-timing-the-market and all that. The current generation's approach is shaped by having grown up in several crises that were supposed to be once-in-a-generation types of crises. They all opened up spectacular investment opportunities – but only for the people who already had something to invest. You can't multiply money if you have none. It's a catch 22 and that makes more people more open to just gamble, which pump'n'dumps, the GME squeeze and more basically are…
lol $50 per month into S&P sounds like a joke
The lyrics are so touching.
Thanks for sharing this update.
Well-researched and accurate.
Very insightful reporting.
Such incredible talent.
This news is easy to understand.