The regulation will disappear for Elon only, but will be strictly for another, which will lead to unfair competition and block the innovation so the startups will move some where else instead
Thank you for the good information on macro analysis again. There are early signs of biotech stocks breaking out, hope this turns out to be the next Tesla or Bitcoin.
In order to fix chronic disease we need to go after big food and invest in public health education. Big pharma and the big health would suffer huge loses if we went after the real cause of chronic disease which is our food specifically ultra processed food. Doctors just push prescriptions
I found the graphs you presented at the beginning of the lecture to be of limited help. Graphs plotted against time are fine because time is an intuitive variable. However, graphs with one abstract variable plotted against another are more challenging to interpret, especially when they pertain to only a small portion of the overall lecture
If the observed UFO movement technologies actually exist, then rocket "burn something" technology is already hopelessly obsolete. We think we know so much yet we know so little
It appears that electrification has reached the tipping point snd top oil is here. As oil demand shrinks he who hath the lowest oil cost wins. (Saudi Arabia?)
Its time for technology to enable humanity to rise above the 7 deadly sins...greed, gluttony, power...and move towards common humanity betterment promotion and goals. Stop the fighting within.
People who are deaf find themselves part of a culture where those who can hear cannot relate. They have their own community and way of living. Just because you're trying to increase internet to everyone, maybe not everyone wants it. Pertaining to Zuck, not elon. Sky internet is different
Finally somebody said it! I came here to say this. Sadly, Ms. Wood believes in the fantasy of unlimited growth on a finite planet. Her kind of ideas are why we are where we are wrt climate change, polluted oceans, forever chemicals and on and on. Remember the good old days when all we had to worry about was mercury in the seafood and a hole in the ozone layer? Sigh...
Deregulation stimulates economic activity because it eliminates restrictions for new businesses to enter the market, which increases competition. Since there is more competition in the market, it improves innovation and increases market growth as businesses compete with each other. When more businesses compete with each other, prices go down for consumers. OTOH, without restrictions in place, small businesses are at a higher risk of being driven out of the market by larger, more established companies. The larger companies are capable of creating monopolies to take control of the market. Companies may not provide insight and transparency to the public about how businesses in a deregulated industry are operating. For example, regulations in the financial sector govern how public organizations need to publish financial statements, which allows investors to understand the company and enables them to make investment decisions. Take a look at the Repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act in 1999. The law was initially introduced in 1933 as a way to prevent banks from using funds and deposits from their clients to buy risky securities for fear of losing their clients’ money. The repeal of the legislation meant that banks were allowed to invest in low-risk securities only. However, banks did not follow through and began investing in high-risk financial derivatives instead. As a result, many countries blamed the deregulation of the banking industry for the Global Financial Crisis of 2008.
She shore has especially with Bitcoin and Tesla and Nvidia #1 ETF twice in the last 5 years. What u got if u so smart let's hear someone smarter than her point us in the direction of the real money since she doesn't know I'm all ears money.
Normally I'm encouraged by these outlooks, but I feel we are holding onto the deregulation claims part as the key to innovation and are ignoring the religious movement that accompanies this new policy. We may very well end up with regulation based on believe instead of science, which contradicts a lot of these assumptions we think make sense. I feel we have a wild card situation through 2025 as we wait to see the true drivers behind these coming policies.
HUH? for every regulation multiple will be removed. There isn't going to be regulation made on religion. But that already exists today as woke religion drives regulation based on nothing but fake world views.
Buick, Lincoln, Polestar, and Volvo sell Chinese-made vehicles in the US. Of those, the only Chinese-made EVs come from Polestar, a brand co-owned by Volvo and its parent company, Geely.
Starlink summary : • 4 million paying subscribers • 4x growth from 1 million in 2022 • $6.6B projected revenues in 2024 • Already operates 2/3 of all active satellites globally • Rolling out direct-to-cell service with T-Mobile in 2025 • First to capture enterprise, maritime, and aviation markets • Potential spin-out IPO in the near future
most EVs are charged via natural gas. and as the developed world and third world grow they will be mainly using oil and gas. More gas use as it has continued to grow not fall.
@@killap3nguinDidn't u hear her saying we will be producing 3 million more and that we will probably have a flood of the market that doesn't seem to go down. If u realized or researched how much stuff is made with oil it ant going nowhere anytime soon.
Palantir is a blacbox type of a software which enterprise companies hate, open-source and traceable software is what is popular Databriks and Snowflake fits the bill.
But recall the 3M story - post-it notes came about from research into low adhesion solutions. Silver's low stickiness adhesive was used in Fry's movable bookmark idea. Now we have not only the post-it but also multiple degrees of sticky tape used by painters as temporary masks. The effor to go to Mars is spawning many new ideas and products along the way, things we might never have thought of without the freedom to try something new.
U have a birth rate problem because of abortion but we don't talk about that they're right their choice. Mars sounds pretty good 4 some who are dying from the sun which has caused cancer in a many globally. Humans will always try and survive it's just in their nature.
Thanks for sharing. Interesting @EconomicsExplained just did an essay on the US based oil production light crude v heavy crude and the processing plants that are available for that.
Interesting, but strange cathie expects higher short term rates to 5%, while a year ago she expected very low interest rates and deflation. Iam also curious what the effect of higher rates will be on genomic companies.
If your so curious why don't u go do some research and make yourself some money why since u don't agree obliviously with would be sound bold the think anyone cares what u think when they came here 4 her not u. When u started writing why do u think someone would care that u didn't really agree with her. What I don't understand is why would you waste your time giving an opinion that produces nothing but negative vibes.
Palantir is probably Skynet. I am alarmed that so few are terrified of the power wielded by Palantir. I suppose I largely trust Theil, but if it falls into other hands... be afraid, be very very afraid.
@@kirkdogg007 The palantir software suite did not come from the CIA. It is software developed by Palantir that lies on top of CIA, NSA, et al. information infrastructure and aggregates and performs pattern recognition and (yada yada jargon jargon jargon). What this does is amplifies the effectiveness of IntelBros greatly. If there is any software on the planet likely to become Skynet (This is to say, transcend human control and begin poking people with sharp sticks and stuff.) I can think of no more likely candidate than Palantir. I guess we are trusting Thiel et al and the Intelbros. Dunno how wise this is. I don't trust the CIA - at all. Peter Thiel is a tough guy to read. I suppose I trust him OK. But if the power of the CIA x 10000 falls into malevolent hands. We are probably fuxxored. That's all I'm saying.
My experience as a scientist was that business inhibited research as they have vested interest in picking a "winner" for profit, despite fact that perceived winner may not be the best, while the largest scientific discoveries came from non-targetted research
i don't trust cathy wood anymore. cuz the other stock she said she was going all in? you don't put only $400! all in means thousands or millions of dollars!!!
That electricity chart looks like the $arkk 5yr returns down and to the right with a small recovery at the end. I don't understand why they're discussing a private company like spaceX not tradable for us common folks. Driving down energy costs will be great for the utilities to boost margins and. drive down their debt.
Powell should have started raising rates a year before he did and raised them slowly. If you even understand basic household finance you could have done a better job than Powell. Jeannine
Love hearing Cathies PoV and it makes sense, but... Her predictions for short and mid are and have been soo far off for years. She's so forward thinking she gets ahead of herself. The things she predicts takes time and with time comes obstacles that delay.
Thank you for your time and contribution. You are a true gem 💎 Based on historical time line we are due for a major correction in the markets. What do you see on the horizon as a possible catalyst for such a drawdown in the next 12 months? (Outside of any major wars or black swan event)
Thanks Cathie and Sam. I'd like to hear some detail on exactly which regulations are holding back innovation. I can think of EIRs as a drag on fast movement from concept to market. I wouldn't eliminate them but would require collaborative use of existing data rather than studies that start from scratch. What other regulations do you have in mind?
so yes deregulation can be smothering and we never want to have too much. the bad news is, way to many bad actors care little about the little things in "life"... need i mention some?
Resilient Cathy n her team! Bravo for the patience n dedication !
33:00 Compounded Tech Deflationary Effect; 45:00 Innovation Support Prospects; 52:41 BTC ~1/2 way point.
Another word for regulation is protection. Unbridled capitalism will use any free resource to 100% regardless of consequence.
It was lack of regulation that gave us the gfc. The consequences of which may well have given rise to populist politics.
The regulation will disappear for Elon only, but will be strictly for another, which will lead to unfair competition and block the innovation so the startups will move some where else instead
Thank you for the good information on macro analysis again. There are early signs of biotech stocks breaking out, hope this turns out to be the next Tesla or Bitcoin.
Convergence and synchronisity promotes exponential growth.
Futurist said you’d be able to work from anywhere in the world. The most innovative man in the world wants people to show up to an office.😂
It seems that this is the promissed inovation.. bring people back to the office. Absolutely geniuses!!!
We need a healthcare system that profits from and promotes good health rather than a sickness fills the hospital to treat for profits model.
In order to fix chronic disease we need to go after big food and invest in public health education. Big pharma and the big health would suffer huge loses if we went after the real cause of chronic disease which is our food specifically ultra processed food. Doctors just push prescriptions
I found the graphs you presented at the beginning of the lecture to be of limited help. Graphs plotted against time are fine because time is an intuitive variable. However, graphs with one abstract variable plotted against another are more challenging to interpret, especially when they pertain to only a small portion of the overall lecture
If the observed UFO movement technologies actually exist, then rocket "burn something" technology is already hopelessly obsolete. We think we know so much yet we know so little
reverse Cathie for the win
First principles, not encumbered - unburdened by what could have been
THANK YOU UNCLE TRUMP 🚀
As a fellow econimist I often agree with Cathy Wood but she is not omnipotent. I am long in all ARK positions and happy! 😂🎉
hahaahahaha happy giving your money to people like me- it makes me happy too.
It appears that electrification has reached the tipping point snd top oil is here. As oil demand shrinks he who hath the lowest oil cost wins. (Saudi Arabia?)
Russia, they dont care about cost
LOL you blame Lina Khan (FTC) for the billions YOU have lost investors in ridiculous bets XD
Its time for technology to enable humanity to rise above the 7 deadly sins...greed, gluttony, power...and move towards common humanity betterment promotion and goals. Stop the fighting within.
That's a within the human heart issue, not a technological issue
Excellent Brief Cathie! Ty!!
The next wars will be robotic drone wars. He who has the most and best drones wins.
Isn't lowering the price of dollar a bad idea since the China, and other nation's what to de dollarize and want to see the dolllar fall?
Who knew allowing criminal corporations to not follow the law increased profits? Profound.
"Original chart" 😉
People who are deaf find themselves part of a culture where those who can hear cannot relate. They have their own community and way of living. Just because you're trying to increase internet to everyone, maybe not everyone wants it. Pertaining to Zuck, not elon. Sky internet is different
Not everyone wants it but it gives everyone an option.
hey have you heard about Omega project by Elon Musk
Greetings............
That was Great Cathie🙌
please stop promoting Palantir
Crypto world seems to be bipolar. It seems deregulation is great for crypto AND clear regulations are needed for crypto to blossom. 🤷♀️🤷♀️
Why people don’t understand anything she share is a 5yr growth 🤷🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
You are amazing Cathie! Thank you so much for sharing your brilliance.
Why does she keep saying nasaw instead of nasa
Unregulated innovation ignores long-term consequences like pollution in favor of short-term profit for the few billionaires
Finally somebody said it! I came here to say this. Sadly, Ms. Wood believes in the fantasy of unlimited growth on a finite planet. Her kind of ideas are why we are where we are wrt climate change, polluted oceans, forever chemicals and on and on. Remember the good old days when all we had to worry about was mercury in the seafood and a hole in the ozone layer? Sigh...
Lol we have vast ocean of regulations, but we are not us bad as Europe. If we continue like this, then we get behind Asian Countries.
Deregulation stimulates economic activity because it eliminates restrictions for new businesses to enter the market, which increases competition.
Since there is more competition in the market, it improves innovation and increases market growth as businesses compete with each other. When more businesses compete with each other, prices go down for consumers.
OTOH, without restrictions in place, small businesses are at a higher risk of being driven out of the market by larger, more established companies. The larger companies are capable of creating monopolies to take control of the market.
Companies may not provide insight and transparency to the public about how businesses in a deregulated industry are operating. For example, regulations in the financial sector govern how public organizations need to publish financial statements, which allows investors to understand the company and enables them to make investment decisions.
Take a look at the Repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act in 1999. The law was initially introduced in 1933 as a way to prevent banks from using funds and deposits from their clients to buy risky securities for fear of losing their clients’ money.
The repeal of the legislation meant that banks were allowed to invest in low-risk securities only. However, banks did not follow through and began investing in high-risk financial derivatives instead. As a result, many countries blamed the deregulation of the banking industry for the Global Financial Crisis of 2008.
Such a small mind time changes everything. In the digital world u will not exist. Imagine they build nothing but want everything sounds of a child.
How is ark etf performing past 5 years? 😂
Barbers re going broke ..guys dont shave anymore
Rocket Lab and Redwire. Let's go.
You have gotten so rich from stringing uneducated investors along in your horribly mismanaged funds
She shore has especially with Bitcoin and Tesla and Nvidia #1 ETF twice in the last 5 years. What u got if u so smart let's hear someone smarter than her point us in the direction of the real money since she doesn't know I'm all ears money.
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BP Refinery of Canadian Crude won’t be profitable at $30, they and others need it high enough to make a profit.
Absolute gem as every episode is. Thank you!
Efficiency is good but profit is not governments purpose.
lol
Normally I'm encouraged by these outlooks, but I feel we are holding onto the deregulation claims part as the key to innovation and are ignoring the religious movement that accompanies this new policy. We may very well end up with regulation based on believe instead of science, which contradicts a lot of these assumptions we think make sense. I feel we have a wild card situation through 2025 as we wait to see the true drivers behind these coming policies.
HUH? for every regulation multiple will be removed. There isn't going to be regulation made on religion. But that already exists today as woke religion drives regulation based on nothing but fake world views.
I expect China will build shell companies in Mexico to navigate around the tariffs and take comfort in the USMCA
Buick, Lincoln, Polestar, and Volvo sell Chinese-made vehicles in the US. Of those, the only Chinese-made EVs come from Polestar, a brand co-owned by Volvo and its parent company, Geely.
Interesting...
@@kirkdogg007Interesting...
Business is notorious for finding the right loopholes and that’s just business it’s not personal sonny!
Starlink summary :
• 4 million paying subscribers
• 4x growth from 1 million in 2022
• $6.6B projected revenues in 2024
• Already operates 2/3 of all active satellites globally
• Rolling out direct-to-cell service with T-Mobile in 2025
• First to capture enterprise, maritime, and aviation markets
• Potential spin-out IPO in the near future
direct satellite to mobile comm will pave the way for an X phone
Best research on earth , thank you Ark Invest!❤
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The next 5 years will be interesting to c oil fall off a cliff now that ev is 20% worldwide.
most EVs are charged via natural gas. and as the developed world and third world grow they will be mainly using oil and gas. More gas use as it has continued to grow not fall.
@@killap3nguinDidn't u hear her saying we will be producing 3 million more and that we will probably have a flood of the market that doesn't seem to go down. If u realized or researched how much stuff is made with oil it ant going nowhere anytime soon.
Congress is for sale.On the take. BOTH PARTIES. How will you do that?
Awesome Kathy has done another fabulous report - Thanks sooooo much!
Cathie the scam artist is at it again 😂
This will unleash American greatest innovations
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It's rocket fuel poured in your rivers and drinking water...doesn't work out well in the long run.
Palantir is a blacbox type of a software which enterprise companies hate, open-source and traceable software is what is popular Databriks and Snowflake fits the bill.
Misses the monster ASTS. Otherwise ETF without is worthless
Mars is a gigantic waste of time. We should focus on earth and asteroids. We have a birth rate problem here, imagine Mars. 🙄
But recall the 3M story - post-it notes came about from research into low adhesion solutions. Silver's low stickiness adhesive was used in Fry's movable bookmark idea. Now we have not only the post-it but also multiple degrees of sticky tape used by painters as temporary masks. The effor to go to Mars is spawning many new ideas and products along the way, things we might never have thought of without the freedom to try something new.
U have a birth rate problem because of abortion but we don't talk about that they're right their choice. Mars sounds pretty good 4 some who are dying from the sun which has caused cancer in a many globally. Humans will always try and survive it's just in their nature.
Thanks so much Cathy!
Yes, she had some good points to look at.
good morning ladies and gents
Thanks for sharing. Interesting @EconomicsExplained just did an essay on the US based oil production light crude v heavy crude and the processing plants that are available for that.
A lot happening in the markets, a lot.
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Get rid of DEI or anything like that … It’s completely wrong
Looking forward to some great insights!
Great context as always, thank you.
Awesome
Interesting, but strange cathie expects higher short term rates to 5%, while a year ago she expected very low interest rates and deflation. Iam also curious what the effect of higher rates will be on genomic companies.
If your so curious why don't u go do some research and make yourself some money why since u don't agree obliviously with would be sound bold the think anyone cares what u think when they came here 4 her not u. When u started writing why do u think someone would care that u didn't really agree with her. What I don't understand is why would you waste your time giving an opinion that produces nothing but negative vibes.
Palantir is probably Skynet. I am alarmed that so few are terrified of the power wielded by Palantir. I suppose I largely trust Theil, but if it falls into other hands... be afraid, be very very afraid.
Palantir was formed from the CIA where have u been u are supposed do research before you talk or have an opinion that makes sense.
@@kirkdogg007 The palantir software suite did not come from the CIA. It is software developed by Palantir that lies on top of CIA, NSA, et al. information infrastructure and aggregates and performs pattern recognition and (yada yada jargon jargon jargon). What this does is amplifies the effectiveness of IntelBros greatly.
If there is any software on the planet likely to become Skynet (This is to say, transcend human control and begin poking people with sharp sticks and stuff.) I can think of no more likely candidate than Palantir.
I guess we are trusting Thiel et al and the Intelbros. Dunno how wise this is.
I don't trust the CIA - at all. Peter Thiel is a tough guy to read. I suppose I trust him OK. But if the power of the CIA x 10000 falls into malevolent hands. We are probably fuxxored.
That's all I'm saying.
@@kirkdogg007 yeah the cia controls everything bro
Is that a typo on slide 1?
Yes, must have meant $50,000 not 5$0,000!
Thanks Cat for reaching out to the MIDDLE CLASS BUSINESSES
My experience as a scientist was that business inhibited research as they have vested interest in picking a "winner" for profit, despite fact that perceived winner may not be the best, while the largest scientific discoveries came from non-targetted research
That’s because people want to get a reward for investing their money.
Otherwise it’s charity.
Such as??
LOLOLOL. innovation grows profit please stop.
@marciamakoviecki3295 penicillin is 1 of many examples
Also allows doors to fall off airplanes.
Well, that did happen with a highly bloated beauracracy.
i don't trust cathy wood anymore. cuz the other stock she said she was going all in? you don't put only $400! all in means thousands or millions of dollars!!!
But nobody asked u
@kirkdogg007 then wtf did you read my comment??? Was it toward you???
That electricity chart looks like the $arkk 5yr returns down and to the right with a small recovery at the end.
I don't understand why they're discussing a private company like spaceX not tradable for us common folks.
Driving down energy costs will be great for the utilities to boost margins and. drive down their debt.
Why do these videos need pointless intro's
That title is perfect!
If done right yea there will be a crash due to substantial job losses but long term real wage will explode.
Vivek (rhythms with cake)
Miss Wood, I love your mind.
Powell should have started raising rates a year before he did and raised them slowly. If you even understand basic household finance you could have done a better job than Powell. Jeannine
Thank you for exploring all the different sectors and providing food for thought on the possibility of a wonderful future.
Love hearing Cathies PoV and it makes sense, but...
Her predictions for short and mid are and have been soo far off for years. She's so forward thinking she gets ahead of herself. The things she predicts takes time and with time comes obstacles that delay.
“When I was in college in the late’70s”…totally relatable!❤
palantir needs a stock split in order for more investors to come in..perhaps after reaching 200B market cap
Private sector vs government involvement, different way including shares. Might be steep shares to be in?
Space,x is including shareholders on
Thank you for your time and contribution. You are a true gem 💎
Based on historical time line we are due for a major correction in the markets. What do you see on the horizon as a possible catalyst for such a drawdown in the next 12 months? (Outside of any major wars or black swan event)
HBAR
Can’t wait!
roger, all in on SQQQ and SPXU
Thanks Cathie and Sam. I'd like to hear some detail on exactly which regulations are holding back innovation. I can think of EIRs as a drag on fast movement from concept to market. I wouldn't eliminate them but would require collaborative use of existing data rather than studies that start from scratch. What other regulations do you have in mind?
Woods has lost more investors money than any other talking head in the history of investing.
so yes deregulation can be smothering and we never want to have too much. the bad news is, way to many bad actors care little about the little things in "life"... need i mention some?
Ty Cathie and team! 👏