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Saying they could've stayed home and got the same advice on the internet is like saying don't spend money on a concert - just stay home and listen to the music on YouTube
 

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What about Ian dunlap


There's not really a lot for me to go off of, to make a solid conclusion
I love the extent of brehs analysis.
"People just don't like driving!! That's how I know to invest in Uber!!" - Wallstreet Trapper, Future Warrent Buffett.

:pachaha:

:dead: I'm a set it and forget it investors who invests in a handful of companies like Walmart, MS, Kroger etc.
And even I did some basic DD.

No financial statement shyt whatsoever just "People don't like driving !!! :krs: "
:smh:
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TBF he did get some things right, that I wasnt expecting.

Like he mentioned that FCF (free cash flow ) part of Uber.

And the fact that Uber has multiple lanes of making money aside from Uber cars.

He mentioned uber freight and eats which have both taken off pretty well.

He still just sounds like someone who watches CNBC, which isnt bad. That's most of us in the Boiler Room thread. But he's not some game changing intellectual.
He suggested investing in Crypto was safe and talked about "Massive gains".
He's a
fukking.
Moron.
I would not take his advice.


And he just goes on about "Crypto" and no specific projects, breh
is talking out his fukking ass.
I'm not knocking crypto just yet. I'm not touching it for the time being, but I think the main ones will be around for some time.

I don't see bitcoin or Ethereum going anywhere in the next few years.

So his high risk, high reward statement isn't off.
 

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I took a look at his flagship program $997. If I had to pay $1k to learn about moving averages, rsi and get a damn compound interest calculator i'd be pissed.

That $997 could go directly to a blue chip or mutual fund vía Robinhood instead of him.
 
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I took a look at his flagship program $997. If I had to pay $1k to learn about moving averages, rsi and get a damn compound interest calculator i'd be pissed.



if you payin 1k for youtube professors courses you gotta take several steps back and re evaluate how ur approaching life

if the messaging is packaged in a way that works for the buyer then no crimes committed. You sound like someone who is already beyond beginner level of financial literacy, so you wouldn't really be the target audience for this product

Everything you could ever need to know about weight loss is available for free on the Internet, yet it's still a multibillion dollar industry. so long as the product helps the people who are actually buying then that's all that matters. even if it's just as simple as crafting the message in a way that's more appealing for the buyer
 

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Saying they could've stayed home and got the same advice on the internet is like saying don't spend money on a concert - just stay home and listen to the music on YouTube
why go to the restaurant? you could've stayed home and cooked the meal yourself!

why take the car for an oil change? you could've just watched a video on YouTube!
 

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if the messaging is packaged in a way that works for the buyer then no crimes committed. You sound like someone who is already beyond beginner level of financial literacy, so you wouldn't really be the target audience for this product

Everything you could ever need to know about weight loss is available for free on the Internet, yet it's still a multibillion dollar industry. so long as the product helps the people who are actually buying then that's all that matters. even if it's just as simple as crafting the message in a way that's more appealing for the buyer
STFU

It cost nothing to tell people to contribute to their 401k and increase contribution every year until you reach the max

Telling people to pick individual stocks is dumb

This nikka posting photoshops on his IG of buying put on QQQ in June and buying PayPal (for his daughter)

nikkas going to be broke paying 1k for this BS
 

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There's not really a lot for me to go off of, to make a solid conclusion
TBF he did get some things right, that I wasnt expecting.

Like he mentioned that FCF (free cash flow ) part of Uber.

And the fact that Uber has multiple lanes of making money aside from Uber cars.

He mentioned uber freight and eats which have both taken off pretty well.

He still just sounds like someone who watches CNBC, which isnt bad. That's most of us in the Boiler Room thread. But he's not some game changing intellectual.

I'm not knocking crypto just yet. I'm not touching it for the time being, but I think the main ones will be around for some time.

I don't see bitcoin or Ethereum going anywhere in the next few years.

So his high risk, high reward statement isn't off.
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You're right.
I think Im' so passionate about this subject that I write people off immediately.

I'll go back and double check Corporate Trapper.
 

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if the messaging is packaged in a way that works for the buyer then no crimes committed. You sound like someone who is already beyond beginner level of financial literacy, so you wouldn't really be the target audience for this product

Everything you could ever need to know about weight loss is available for free on the Internet, yet it's still a multibillion dollar industry. so long as the product helps the people who are actually buying then that's all that matters. even if it's just as simple as crafting the message in a way that's more appealing for the buyer
It’s multibillion dollar industry due to preying on desperate people with quick fixes
 
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TD Ameritrade teach pretty much all of this for free when u open a free brokerage account with them
if you payin 1k for youtube professors courses you gotta take several steps back and re evaluate how ur approaching life
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@Serious

What about Ian dunlap



His advice is straight forward only thing is a 60 second snippet really doesn't cover everything you need to know.

Its true you just DCA into VOO and or VTI you will do well. They are ETFs/Index Funds and have low fees like .001 I believe (I invest in both). The top 4 crypto is a little harder cause if you look at crypto rankings via market cap numbers 3 and 4 are USDT and USDC those are stable coins and you don't to invest on them unless you trying to stake coins and get interest.

But overall DCAing into VOO and or VTI is a winning formula in the long run. You won't be rich quick or even rich in 10 years. But you will be well off in 20 to 30 years just DCAing into these. I would also agree that DCAing into the top 2 cryptos in Bitcoin and Eth (not at the all time highs, but during the crypto winter which is happening now) is a smart thing to do as well. IMO crypto is a little easier to figure out your possible returns if you invest in those two. Since everything is based on bitcoins 4 year cycle.
 

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Saw a video of Wallstreet Trapper talking and dude had a pyrex cup and a box of baking soda on the table. Already knew dude was on some goofy timing since then.:snoop:

Yeah dude is over the top. He is annoying too.....reminds me of that clown offscript he covers HBCU football. Just over the top for no damn reason.
 
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