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Thanks for the thumbs up! I have several, several ideas of where AI and gaming are going to lead to, both for developers, the graphics, and for players themselves. I'll have to organize my entire thought process when it comes to both AI and games in general, and where I see NVidia products going in order to support the industries. Needless to say, in the near future (3-5 years), we'll look at gaming as it stands today as to how we see the first games on Atari now-a-days.

It is not about making the government less powerful, its about the specific departments they are cutting, who Trump and the Heritage Foundation wants to put in charge, not just in the Executive, but also, more importantly, the Judiciary. If you look back into history, even recent history, you'll see the exact same language and, for the lack of a better word, playbook, that the GOP is using - especially when it comes to Project 2025. I do encourage you to listen to the entire thing. and for the record, all NotebookLM does, which this was generated with, goes by the various sources, which were news articles, the actual project 2025 playbook, and examples of Trumps posts during his first term, and so on.

​@FinGeek4now you are very subversive and evil

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You'll have to be a bit more specific since there are quite a few topics that come up in this podcast. The overall topic is about the current weather, pollution events, and future policies - and then tie them into what we're experiencing at a higher viewpoint: Holocene Extinction Event and its accelerating timeline. I created a repository of various sources that explain it: github.com/saviornt/holocene_readme

Any type of algorithmic trading bot needs to be able to interact with the broker. Some, like M1 Finance, do not offer an API or way to remotely process trades. It could be done, but it would literally be faster to just open a new account at a different brokerage than trying to finagle it. For an algo trading bot, I would personally recommend WeBull, Robinhood, or perhaps even TD Ameritrade.

I'm on the fence with the card. If I had Netflix and frequented Starbucks, I would be more interested in the card since I could add a (very) small stake in the companies under a "Owners pie", and allocate only 1% to that pie. The 1.5% is nicer than the debit card and if you pay it off each month, would be at least somewhat better than the M1 Plus Spend Account benefits. The thing that I find the most interesting is the fact you can auto-invest the cash back incentives rather than having it go into the Spend account and transferring it directly into the portfolio. If I wasn't as frugal as I am and was a typical consumer, then I would sign up for it just for the general 1.5% CB to portfolio feature. However, the $2 - $5 that I get each month for cashback is just not worth it for me.

@@FinGeek4now I'm not one to quote celebrity investors but once the card was revealed all I could think of was an interview with Kevin O'Leary with Forbes I believe it was Interviewer "So a great company doesn't necessarily mean a great stock" Kevin "There's many companies I love, I use their products and services all the time but I would never touch their stock" In my case, I'm a huge ebay user but that doesn't mean I want their stock. Target is a huge position in my pie, but I hardly shop there. I just personally don't think the card should feel like a game you have play with your portfolio but rather something that benefits everyone equally regardless of what you invest in. I hope they make some changes because I truly am an M1 fan and would love to see this in my wallet as a card I can be proud of

@@omarjimenez8895 I agree with that sentiment. My overall position, in anything I have to pay for is, "Is it worth it to me?". For example, M1 Plus - between the APR and the Cashback, do I get enough rewards, for just typical spending, that it will make it a net-zero cost? In this case, as for me personally? Do I purchase from XYZ often enough that the cashback generated would make my investment into that company a net-zero cost to invest (basically, "free shares of the stock since the CB from purchases from XYZ are enough to cover the investment)? I mean, if you're going to spend that money anyways, may as well as get "free shares" of that company, right? But as far as me? Not worth it!

@@FinGeek4now my general rule is similar but applies to things I already own and it's "will I notice it's gone?" Doesn't matter if it's a stock, a record or some electronic. I'll always have reasons to want something, and I'll always have reasons to keep something but when I comes down to it "will I notice it missing?" There's been many positions in my pie that I've been hesitant to let go of in the past but now I've been able to make adjustments I'm satisfied with and strengthen my portfolio where it really matters

Indeed they do. Although, for any normal, long term strategy, I would hold on to some of the biggest chains and companies, such as Walmart, Amazon, Netflix, etc. While we know those companies may have their ups and downs, like everything on the market, they are highly unlikely to become worthless and instead show steady growth over the course. There is something that I plan on working into an episode relating to ETFs and how to "get around" their expense ratios which may be beneficial to keep an eye out if you're so inclined. It takes some work to do in order to set it up, but I do plan on making a video of it.

Awesome, thank you! In the next video, I go over stabilizing the portfolio, then followed up with thematic investments. There is a saying that you should only invest in what you know, which from my experience, is spot on.