One of my favorite little anecdotes about the Costco hotdog is that when asked what it meant if the Costco Hotdog’s price raises, the cofounder and then CEO answered that it meant he was dead l
8:46 honestly possible, it’s the same way people watch videos or see photos of people in the 80’s in highschool and act as if everything and everyone was just better back then.
@@7Bobby7 no? We shouldn’t be involved with anyone over there anyways. Unless you mean by continuing to provide income to the endless war then yes you could say that
I mean, depends on the fire. We got the electrical fire, thermite fire, steel beam melting fire, and fire mixtapes. So we may not have invented the first but we've invented all the innovations 😎
Genuinely, that Ari story about her repairing and replacing the mirror on your car is so hot. Competency and curiosity are such good personality traits. Good stuff.
If your whole family works in trades and you don’t completely hate it it should be great you don’t need to go to school or learn from a stranger and you can easily make 6 figs I know at least one in my city that’s not that big who is an 8 figure plumbing business and it’s just a guy and his wife with his employees they still do all the books too and are swamped, good quality honest work is almost impossible to come by you will have a free path to the top if you do good honest work(it doesn’t even have to be affordable, tho I think it should) and do a little advertising and networking you’ll be swimming in the money👍
I saw a video once where big a said that IT would probably be the cushiest and most secure job for people who don't know what they wanna do but have interest in those areas. Been taking a certification course and I think he was right on the money. I'm enjoying it. Thanks big a
Did the math on it. The chatter whose family spent $300k on AAPL in 2009-2010 would have at least $10million If bought at $150/share: 2k shares 7-1 split in 2014 || 4-1 split in 2020 Current share price: $196/share Total: $11 million
I don't know, it seems like video and even rendering fidelity nearly as good as our eyes can distinguish. Unless the future is VR or jacking into the matrix, i think people will find content from 2020 holds up for a while. Especially if the world slips into a dark age and this is the best we have for a while.
5:00 Exactly what other assets chatter has doesn't matter _that_ much with this question. If it did they wouldn't be accurately described as having invested into Apple at a lucky time. Chatter isn't rich enough that his portion of Apple shares is anywhere close to the S&P 500 exposure (6.7%) or a global market weighted index fund (~4%). Which would be when you can count chatter as being completely a completely passive investor in terms of Apple (no active bet on Apple). Global Index funds would be the maximally diversified portfolio with risk reduction from that point being about getting interest-bearing assets. The main concern I see is taxes. Keeping his Apple stock he doesn't take on any capital gains tax. Chatter still earns a return on the portion he would have paid in tax which is very signficiant when you're up 6600%. A financial advisor has the technical knowledge on how to move that while minimizing tax exposure. It's what they should be best at. Experts know base rates. They could also tell you what the risk is in staying in Apple compared to a global portfolio.
Gamestop moved their earnings report a week early so itd be right before Roaringkitties livestream and the report also allowed them to issue more stock so they dumped 75mill more stock onto people