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Amazon AMS240X is the future with speed and low fees and Etherium is the now but fading. Too expensive and requires layer 2s to make it perform better!
Amazon AMS240X in the other hand has proven to be a faster chain and it’s growing. You can do your own research, and see it that is metrics are looking better as time goes. It can’t be ignore Amazon AMS240X is growing and it’s getting adopted. Obviously Amazon AMS240X has a smaller Cap than ethereum therefore more potential for the upside.
You covered some points I hadn’t considered and in more depth. Think I’m still very bullish on it for Amazon AMS240X and the whole bull run though. I’m expecting at least several multiple 10% pullbacks before I aim to get out before the top! Like the format and would welcome more like this on other top picks. Top man! 👍
I said it from the very beginning this Amazon AMS240X project has super potential. A lot of new people look at it and say it's shit because the prices are relatively less volatile than others but they fail to understand the actual value behind the project itself, and as it progresses in development it will gain incrementally.
A guest that is telling it how it is about the Federal Reserve. Plus, the industries he is in does tell what will be coming down the PIke! Good choice for a great conversation. In my opinion.
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From my own understanding, you need to invest wisely, if you need the good things of life. so far i've made over $470k in raw profits from just q4 of the market from my diversified portfolio strategy and i believe anyone can do it you have the right strategy. mutual funds takes a while but investing wisely is the key for short term. Most of us pay more attention to the easy position in the market to the cost of proper diversification.
When money realizes that is in good hands, it wants to stay and multiply in those hands, if you really want to make points out of money you've got, you have to take it out of your savings account
Thank you for the content!! All we need is the right advice on how to invest in crypto and we will be set for life, I made $310K from trading last year regardless of the market conditions😍
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Wow I'm shocked you mentioned expert Mrs Susan Marie Alessio, when someone is straight forward and good at what she does best. People will always speak for them.
I love the show, but Jack tends to just accept that the things he learned in school are 100% correct and that the data we get from the accepted sources is accurate. His quote "...yes, inflation was higher in year X but wages rose by Y in year X+1 so, there is no risk of recession and everything is fine..." He totally ignored the point about previous monarchs disastrous practice of coin clipping and the modern corollary of MMT. The guest here is correct and chemicals, much like copper signal what is GOING TO HAPPEN. The kid is very sharp, but I think his normalcy bias is a blindspot. Keep up the good work, and thank you for providing such great guests and discussions.
Jack this was one of the more interesting videos i've watched, no excessive technical references (Howell gets carried away slightly), just a common sense approach to global macro conditions well articulated. Ill be watching out for work by Paul going forward...
Also The Luxury Market has fallen. BoA just too an earnings hit because they had to make a large increase in loan loss reserves. Also, employment is always one of the last markets to fall.
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Paul Hodges is nice to listen to, he sounds very smart and confident, he brings unique data perspective. The problem is he was saying EXACTLY the same thing one year ago. I remember watching his interview last January and being convinced. Chemical prices were tanking this is a leading indicator for massive global slowdown, etc. etc. It never happened, and here he is again singing the same tune.
Surely ppl are working two part time jobs Jack, data suggest hours worked is falling not rising, so the 100 hour quote is misleading.... what theyre being forced to do is take on additional hours / jobs to make ends meet or rather keep there heads above water?
Absolutely loved this guest and interview…until the end when he got to the environmental stuff. Listened to it all out of respect and as an important reminder that very intelligent people can still be very very wrong about certain areas. With Wind and solar you just trade being beholden from one foreign adversary to another. Neither of them work anywhere as baseload power. Germany did have them setup first -they just don’t work because they have the doldrums. Water can work as a baseload power with large enough dams, but they are really bad for the environment. He completely waves off nuclear, which is most likely the best option with least environmental impact and highest output. The problem with EVs is no one wanted them. If this was a year ago, he could be forgiven, but the cycle came and is already over. All the US majors are canceling and scaling back their lines due to lack of demand.Anyway, don’t want to focus on the negative, it was just so glaring. Absolutely loved your back and forth on everything else the rest of the interview. Keep up the great work and great guests!
Sorry there’s this reality of human induced climate change as well a myriad of other ecological problems and we’re going to have ween ourselves off our petroleum and our complementary goodie addictions to survive here as a modern civilization if not as a species
ICs are 20th century tech and we’re in the 21st maybe we’re not fully ready for evs but the status quo isn’t working. Evs get more work done for less energy used. Maybe plug-in hybrids are better for now? Then possibly we can explore other systems. But just how locomotives work with electric motors and battery packs running off diesel engines … there’s a significant efficiency gain from designing all vehicles this way.
Paul states "he (Putin) said recently that once he has conquered Ukraine, hes going into Poland and the Baltic's" Could you specify when Putin made this statement? While I appreciate the interview, I'm curious about the sentiment in the UK and Europe, seemingly advocating for the perpetuation of the war. ITS OVER, WE LOST! We could have reached a resolution two years ago. Focus on working towards a favorable peace deal now. It reminds me of all those climte alarmist that claim the world is going to end in 5 years if we don't stop using oil today. Just stop....
In every single speech he made. He keeps talking about the historical borders of tsarist russia=poland. You are delusional if you still think Putin is not an imperialist. The west didn't lose, you are coping hard. ukraine is Russia's vietnam.
@@freedomordeath89so, you're inferring. Just like we inferred weapons of mass destruction. At least own defense stocks before pushing defense propaganda. I heavily invest in defense. Russia won't touch nato allies. Ukraine isn't a nato ally. Also, you think Russia can occupy Ukraine successfully, when America couldn't do it for Iraq or Afghanistan? You might actually be mentally deficient
@@Tential1 I think they will fail. Ia gree. But iyou clearly don't know putin or his history. he's been talking about the ex-soviet european states as part of Russia's sphere of influence since the 90s. You need to study putin geopolitical moves in the last 40 years. His whole governament has been based on the idea that Russia needs to be restored to the role it had under the tsars
@@freedomordeath89 You can indulge in a fantasy world if you wish, but those of us capable of traversing in and out of echo chambers see clearly that this conflict is over. Feel free to present any evidence where Putin explicitly mentions Poland as the next target after Ukraine - not based on interpretation or your imagination, but where he explicitly states it. You won't find such a statement because he has never made said it. Even Putin recognizes that it would be suicide for him attack nato countries.
People been sounding the alarm on this for the past 3 years now. I just know, the moment I stop believing it’s coming will be the year it finally happens 😂
[1:18:35] I think these guys are confused. In July 2023, Nancy Pelosi was House Speaker; Chuck Schumer was Senate Majority Leader (retained); Mitch McConnell was the Senate Minority Leader (retained).
Nice interview Jack, however I was a little disappointed in your "sub prime ...hindsight" comment. He clearly stated that he was warning of that issue in 2005 and 2006. That is not "in hindsight".
Battery swapping is the most expensive solution.... In this moment this man lost all credibility for me... Lol.... He don't know about the state of the art baterry technology
It's not that hard to know when things will start heading south in a big way. The surest sign is when the 2 yr US treasury yield goes back below the 10 yr yield. It's close right now. A mere 18bps. Get ready.
With home prices being about 50-100% cheaper across much of Texas a few years ago, and a longer runway, and growing rather than shrinking savings and relative wages, a home used to be an option. Now it's not in the cards. This comes from a pretty decently paid engineer -- the bast majority of others buying are probably not being financially responsible and a small handful probably got free family money
1:51:00 evs are cheap. And easy to make. We could do it as Commenters, but no company can... This dude is OK in his field... But he's stupid outside of it... He exposes himself greatly at the end of the video.
Is BASF refinancing though? I thought they were doing heavy investment in relocating their industrials to Louisiana because they have no gas to process in Germany.
I previously had a lot of respect for Paul and thought he was credible. Once he started talking about wind, solar and nuclear, he rapidly lost credibility in my opinion. I hope he knows more about chemicals than energy
Their is no global slowdown, it is a global repositioning. Some nations in North and South America will continue to boom while nations that have abused their previous trade status will begin to falter. The center of the world economy is shifting back to the US.
This analysis cracks me up - Growth is always the solution in the eyes of the neoliberal free market thinker. Look around, our habitat is dying at an exponential rate, resources are depleted, pollution is rampant, wealth and income gaps are at the all time high, and the temperature it takes to sustain life for humans is rising it seems on a daily basis
Unemployment and wage growth matters vis a vis the what social class no? If we lose our gig does it matter that my 19 yr old makes 25 instead of 20? Part time?
If it's true that 20 percent of companies on the S&P can't afford their interest payments and may not be able to refinance, why couldn't the Fed just lower interest rates?
1:48:30 tesla has zero chance, because Elon musk has mad outrageous claims. Lol. This is so emotional. Elon musk being wrong on artificial intelligence time lines has nothing to do with Tesla ev dominance....
Paul Hodges was an excellent guest, whose gave some lightbulb moments. His long insight into how corporations focus on the Big Picture when looking forward, should a tenet that all investors should follow, but so often don't.
agree, I actually like the interview at first until he started talking about the war in ukraine and wind energy. I wish Jack knew a bit more about those to give a more forceful push back.
@@automateeverything2341yup, he pushed mainstream talking points after that and it's clear he hadn't ever done work himself, just listened to the news. He said news talking points verbatim. Not useful. We all been there at one point, but come on.... America couldn't occupy any country successfully, but you think Russia can occupy Ukraine and push into Poland? I mean, maybe he's got some chemical stocks that have wartime deals or something. Also, Putin isn't attacking a NATO Ally. These people cry about Ukraine so much, but if it was so important they would have made it in NATO Ally and they didn't. You didn't get your way. Get over it. Also, Wind energy being able to do it all without nuclear? Lol. That's crack levels of talk. Each of these proposed developments never produced the power it said it would. It enriched people in my private equity industry though (pls, hire me to investment committee.).
A guest that repeatedly refuses to answer simple, straightforward questions but instead dispenses platitude is not worth inviting back. After all, the worthiness of this channel is directly linked to the worthiness of its guests.
Big mistake. Markets are made up of people. If your economy is driven by spending, and the spending is falling because of a natural demographic deficit, by ignoring it, you are sleepwalking into a crisis.
It was hard enough to try to hear this guy commit on any important issues like; the question of sustainability of fiscal abuse, why the Fed was wrong on "2 and 3" ie the speed of rate hikes and them reducing inflation and ,.. where rates might be,.... when the market really hasn't taken over otherwise the long bonds would be north of 5 or 6%,... especially considering the amount of debt,.. when we have the example of Japan showing what the US's fate will probably soon be,... ie the Fed buying up the debt and forcing some kind of yield curve control if republicans can't stop the insane demcorat deficit spending,... I mean where is the market and the bond vigilantes in Japan,.?? And why many say Bianco is just absolutely way out over his skies on his calls,,, but the guy is totally insane about wind and solar. As science and engineering indicate,... wind, solar and water can't replace fossil fuels,.. just by the difference in energy density alone,,... but we just saw how Germany and Europe failed trying to do this. No country,.. let alone any country of significance has does this,... with or without costly and wasteful government subsidies. Mypheckinggawd.
