Investment Analyst Reacts to Investing TikToks 

Hahahahaha

have a dubai daddy

This is just the aviation joke recycled

Golden 😂

hahaha

Tesla did hit $2000 split adjusted, right?

@@bidmcms3it was around 900 something before the split. Unless there was another split I don’t know about

If she bought it for 200 dollars 3 years ago, I presume she bought it in june 2021. If she was smart enough to sell between 1 nov 2021 and 5 april 2022, she did earn a pretty hefty chunk of money woth almost 100 % gains. If she still has them... Oh boy... They are down to 160 dollars today...

​@@bidmcms3they did a split?

Aphria and Zillow both tanked 😂

To be fair, with Henry’s face you can’t be mad at that dude.

You must be easily convinced

@@stephenp1461 Why does it even matter if he is lying lol find a bigger problem

Probably over average for Tiktok Finance Videos tbh

Tesla did have a stock split so it wouldnt be that bad but still not that great

What if we just short the stock when we see they recommend one

She also claimed she bought it at 200 so she’s about even now

And she said interest rates will go down in 2023, lol that didn't age well at all

This x10000

The longest bull market in history ended.

@@Nono464. Technically speaking, yes. But stock prices rebounded so quick with the help of QE that it’s as if nothing happened, and if anything, the stock market had unusually HIGH returns, especially considering during a terrible recession.

Bingo

Take a look at United States well services USWS on the NASDAQ.

just know the future man

Sounds more like Russian roulette than options trading.

Make a 100 time leverage. Up for 0,02 %. Profit. And the plunge -1%

If you have $0, there is an easy way to make ∞% per day: get a job.

@@thomasmuller1850 Technically true :p

And these are mostly tiktoks from January-Feb, growth sector's been pummeled since then, poor kids don't feel so smart now

Take a look at United States well services USWS on the NASDAQ. This a real adult stock not. This is not financial advice.

"life savings" aka their 2021 tax returns, unemployment and stimulus checks.

coincidentally euphoric highs will not be reached again for several years, thanks for playing TikTok , please try again !!

I know, someone in my school made £1,000 from Tesla stock when it rose dramatically. He acted and everyone thought he was a genius. Then there was me with a proper portfolio that my dad has been getting me to do teaching me everything. So I made thousands with little risk (as I would have more money invested as I have always invested all my money when I get some, never bought anything in my life. While him, from his Instagram, went on holidays all the time bought expensive clothing ect. The typical middle class person who wants to feel rich. I have two sets of non designer clothing from next.) I’m 18 btw going to be practicing to be a hedge fund manager while at uni, I have not taken a economics degree but a MSc in investing as Engineering is my main interest so in the future when I have money I can start my dream engineering business. No one asked but there you go, I know a lot as I’m lucky to have a dad who is one of the best :)

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Bro interest rates arent going down until 2023!! 4head. Everyone knows that!

I'm a newbie, should it react the other way? Or is it just that no one can predict interest rates? Loves to anyone who can explain it :D

@@daviddvorak3278 well not entirely the problem is that her statement about interest rates being low is idiotic considering that a fuck ton of worldwide governments are printing so much money in order to combat the current recession would eventually lead to higher inflation which would automatically increase each nation's respective interest rates to combat said increase in inflation, so it should be the opposite interest rates are currently pretty high right now which would mean that zillow's or every other real estate companies stocks would decrease in value relative to this economic status, considering that most of them run on borrowing money in order to buy up and eventually sell properties and considering that interest rates are kinda high right now, they won't be getting any favorable loans which are low interest loans which is what their main business model is based on borrow favorable or low interest loans then buy up properties that would generate revenue relative to their market value and ROI which should be a lot higher to said interest of borrowed loans.

@@daviddvorak3278 for a shorter summary currently we have relatively high inflation which would lead to higher interest rates which would then lead to lower revenue for companies related to real estate since their main business model is highly reliant on favorable loans/low interest rates in order to maximize their profits.

This is my favourite comment 😂😂😂 thank you I really needed the laugh

Take huge risks in you 20s

1. Get rich extremely fast 2. Think your genius 3. Bet your life savings 4. Work at McDonald’s for the rest of your life

You forgot 3. Be born into a rich family 4. Inherit a lot of money from a long lost relative 5. Win the lottery

3. Fool other people into making you rich

Future: electric cars replace gasoline cars

ya curious why he hasn't done this.

True. Like go through your thought process of picking investments.

Company Man is a great channel that discusses different companies.

@@bryanshealy1260 If I had to guess, (1) the time investment involved in doing the kinds of digging required to be thorough might just not be worth it for RU-vid - doing cutting edge analysis is time-consuming, more valuable than Adsense and Patreon pay most content creators, and it could of course conflict with any contracts or NDAs he may have signed prior to the channel; (2) formal and informal liability - even with disclaimers, he could be publicly held to account if he's so much as incidentally wrong about something. I definitely wouldn't want my public reputation affixed to, say, whether Elon Musk arbitrarily decides that tomorrow is a good day to retire from Tesla, or whether the CEO of CISCO decides to go all-in on a bad piece of tech.

Checkout "Everything Money" they do some company analysis

Ugh i hate graham stephen

@@Smile200-z4y why don’t you like graham?

@@winonadaphne6445 He gives some good advice, but is also willing to shill for crypto and other dumb dumb "investments," that is, gambles.

Ben Felix is also quite good.

Check out Ben Felix as well. Mostly pure objectivity with a touch of sarcasm.

Or do the fundamental analysis on your trades instead

@@alexpetrov2531 Yes, a trader(swing and positional) should definitely do basic fundamental analysis when it comes to trading in a strong bull market.

@Prince Wojak He made so much money he could be a hotel valet.

It's like Tim Dillons experience in real estate in 08/09, when the waiter at his local diner was also a real estate agent, the fun was over

@@MrCTruck I think this example becames muddied in current terms because bitcoin should be used as a currency so of course everyone will be using it. When everyone is giving out investment advice, yeah theres the problem

The irony is that none of the stocks she showed would have given her the return she claims she got.

Love your channel mate.

@@drunken_moose Lmao yes that was hilarious she claimed she 250X her investment

Bruh

@@HenryPaulThe3rd She got those returns by investing in meth

youre smarter than most 13 year olds

Just sit on your hands bud, wait.. as next year the market wont be so hot, its kind of held up on stilts right now, and there are beavers gnawing at the base. All the shit stocks they are talking about have 100x, 1000x their real value, these kids are way overleveraged as well, next time SPY corrects 10% they will be liquidated and lose everything. Don't listen to these shmucks, it pisses me off as well. Listen to the adults, like this guy, you aren't going to create your own future watching 6 second videos. I hope you continue to invest and learn, as long as you can make over 10,11% in a year, you're doing better than the largest hedge funds and banks.

16, I know how to do Fibonacci, Trend and indicator analysis. I rarely look at balance-sheets and stuff.

well not all indicators obivously but eh

Yet, 7% is an underperformance of the s&p 500 average for the last 50-100 years.

I know plenty of people that do exactly that. There are many people on RU-vid alone putting out good content that actually helps you investing. This channel for example xD

The bigger question is why you need to pay them for a course to find out... There is no big secret. Most people won't beat the index, so get a broadly diversified ETF with low management fees and call it a day. You'll do better than 99% of these suckers and the ones that beat you aren't more skilled, they're the few that go that lucky.

I never understood the glamour of forex.... don't you get shrekt by converting currencies? like 5% of the trade fee and then the government will take another slice of that if you profit with the trade back? No thanks....

@@cpK054L Look up the carry premium in forex

Honestly like 99% of investment scams I see are always forex. People say crypto is complicated but Forex is fucking alien and newbies can get wrecked so hard. A few years ago I was money hungry as a student, one of my mates started marketing for an Forex signals group, I signed up because he got £500 each signup and was making decent money. It was a complete scam, I was lucky to only lose around £30 (not loads of money at the time but I was pretty pissed). I know of people that lost EVERYTHING. He made about £250k and left the "company" because he knew it was going to go bad eventually. The people who ran it are all in prison now lol

@@lukewarmape603 crypto has a lot of scams but it's mostly in defi and nothing really on CEXs. Retail just gets destroyed in crypto cos they are stupid and buy the pico top of the cycle, I stg i had someone constantly asking me about how to buy crypto then they bought the week of the crash...

I've spent the past 2 years trying to learn forex trading and I've just now started to break even (demo account its all paper money) people act like 20% a day after a 7day course is possible

I am a subscriber to your but you never read any comments on the channel as they are many subscriber like myself that do comment and suggest topic but you never see to acknowledge them

@@taoriq3632 me? Or Plain Bagel?

Ain't no way you should do colab with Plain Bagel

I think it's more of coffeezilla job

As someone who spends a lot of time on there, all those kids rlly do is flex their money and lifestyle then never give tips smh

@@missuniverse9289 true they make money with courses not with what the courses teach

the market will eat the plebs for dinner , dont worry about that =)

Bagel dad 🤣

You just described the crypto commmunity. 😂

Same

That’s scene is wrong he just said that because it’s not their job to make guess and he’s right they’re not trader they’re broker

Hey jack really like your channel. Take a look at United States well services USWS on the NASDAQ.

@@augustuscaesar5291 thanks! I'll take a look soon

It isn't a compliment.

Pension plans have more risk than you might think 🤔

@@KingXKok oh, ok in that case I will go with risk-free Tik Tok investment portfolio advice ... thanks for help!

No need to go ham brother. Just saying that "low risk" may not always be what it seems Especially dollar denominated stuff

Britain - Patrick Boyle

Wallstreetbets but even less informed.

I know in previous videos Richard said to go to the library and read the stuff their since its been filtered more. I don't think he ever recommends courses exactly (though its possible he might) but definitely do your homework and avoid anything that makes promises about returns. Depending on where you are if you live near a college you could always look to see if they have any classes on the topic. Auditing a class (at least in the US) is generally pretty easy. You also could look at various online programs that are part of colleges. Good luck.

ignore the scammers on Tik tok and youtube and read a lot of books!

That is why she filled her board of directors with famous people with no scientific background. She wanted a board that would give her company creditability but not with people who would ask hard questions.