i was very excited to go to malaysia for the Nomad capitalist live event but I feel as though the way the tickets rolled out was done improperly. Waited and waited for more info on the event to be released (vip tickets etc) to see if i should book my own stay and come to find out they drop out of no where and had been price hiked
We’re sorry to hear that. Main tickets had the same price for the entire 14 days before they sold out; there were no price hikes. We offered a small discount to very early birds on +1 tickets for the first two days but otherwise those were the same price as well. As to disseminating information, a number of people on the email waiting list told us we sent too many emails. Hopefully you can join us sometime soon.
I'm from Croatia, my kids are born here in Mexico. Wife is mexican. I have a small catering pizza business. We will probably open a real pizzeria next year! Wish me luck! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Many Mexicans are moving back to México, many skilled Mexicans that have a huge knowledge and experience in all sectors of construction, factories, engineers, dreamers. Etc.
This is changing due to American influence. America is pushing gender ideology southward and lot of gen z Mexicans are the same sort of weirdos you'd find in America
@@mbrazile1 Hi, I do. I have family in Matamoros and Zacatecas. He isn't wrong the cartels are very influential. My family has a home in Matamoros and the neighbors left so some cartel squatters took it over. Mexico is thriving, but to say the cartel isn't there is stupid and blind.
@@Halcon_Sierreno LOL! I have most of my excess "cash" in Bitcoin. Not a big fan of US Dollar. I only keep reserves enough to pay bills that require US Dollar. My real estate is held in Mexico and is paid off already. I have virtually no assets in USA. So, in my case, the US Dollar is NOT much of a factor. However, for Americans who are earning in US Dollars and earn from US economy, Mexico is less attractive than it was just 2 years ago. At this point, Mexico is a still fantastic for them. But that door may shut in the future. Keep an eye on the US and see how it fares.
3 years ago this guy did all the predictions he was right 😊 to me as Mexican this advice still valid for the next 6 years of the Future Mexican government administration
I moved back to Mexico 10 year ago and keep on loving it. It is not in my mind going back to the USA again. Greetings from a Mexican living an awesome life in Guanajuato state.
Big advantage they have a labour Force vrs other countries and many Mexican people are returning to Mexico.. contrary to the press.....way🎉to go Mexico
Merida is hot as hell. I got out of there, when I was 21 by airplane to CDX at night! I am 82 now, but Acapulco was the best. Earthquakes were the deal breakers, so I relocated to Queretaro in 2021 at 79 with a suitcase and backpack. I paid to have my home emptied, and rented a furnished apartment, that includes everything in Queretaro.
I've just arrived in Merida, Mexico. I'll sum up my experience: I departed ATL on a Delta/AeroMexico flight from the "busiest" Airport in world and arrived in MID, which has to be one of the least busiest airports in North America. Ours was the ONLY aircraft on the airports ONLY runway. Don't misunderstand; MID is as modern and nice as any airport in North America. The Uber ride to El Centro was reminiscent of a recent taxi rides in Rome, Italy. Traffic is similar craziness.
Cus all flights got to Cancun. And from Cancun, it splits all around the peninsula. Now, if you are talking logistics for food and others, it goes from Merida and spreads to peninsula (and to Cancun)
Mexico's economy is growing much more than here in the USA! And I have also heard that life is much calmer and happier, thank you sir for information 🙏
100% True. Bought a preconstruction deal there. Went down to see it and decided to move there. People much happier and optimistic about the future, Major government projects going on. Lots of economic growth and just generally heading in the right direction. Totally the opposite of my home City (Toronto)
Wow before even listening to the content I want to compliment you on your esthetics. The video quality, the understated yet elegant garment selection and the refined studio setting with the matching lamp shade and Tucan all comingle to make a pleasurable visual sensory experience! I routinely listen to many of your posts while driving as I'm in the car 50K miles/year. This is a rare time when I turned the phone sideways and set TH-cam to full screen and again, very impressive asthetics! Okay, now I'll start listening to the content 🤣
Basically started from the beginning of NC’s content and working my way down. Got my sights kind of on Mexico and seen he had posted this video and had to save it to the playlist! Be safe out there!
Same 3 years in October. We've been holidaying here for 12 years prior to moving here. The wife went to university in Guadalajara many years ago for 6 months. ✌🏼🇲🇽❤️
Mexican here... I am always amazed at how green the grass looks on the other side of the fence... Not counting my chicks until all of my eggs are hatched...
I recently obtained permanent residency and am thinking about going for citizenship eventually just incase something happens in the future that would make me want to give up my US citizenship. As a general rule living is a lot more laid back there. Family is extremely important and everything about family is celebrated - I think this makes for a much happier society. There is that support system that comes with being a member of your clan that results in a stronger and healthier community. Religion being strong part of society in Mexico adds to this phenonemon as well. The US is very socially conflicted right now and is floundering dangerously. As well, even though the dollar has weakened against the peso, with some common sense you can live a pretty darn high quality of life if you have some money going into it. You can spend a little or a lot, like anywhere.
I agree the future of Mexico looks like it could be very good. The work ethic in the US seems to have collapsed, no one seems to want to work anymore. I have been working for four decades in the US, and I have never seen a work ethic like today, many people don't even come in to the office. Mexico is still full of hard workers, eager to work and they are set up to replace China as the US trading partner. Its not so much that they are doing anything new, its just that they are positioned perfectly to inherit the industries that the US has lost.
Wishing that I could get Assistance from them 😮 I Love Mexico and it's people, culture, cuisine ❤ I have two nieces and who are part, Mexican and are presently living in The USA.
I am a Canadian living in Mexico. I feel sorry for the citizenship or passport of our friends who had kids here because they cannot travel. It is very annoying to have to apply for a visa to get a connecting flight through the USA.
My next buys Tomorrow: 1. 18% Mexico divident & etf materials,industrials, infrastructure 2. 12% Norway divident & etf materials, industrials, infrastructure 3. 10% Africa growth mainly in steel and aluminium companies 4. 16% China, India with Pacific area growth. 5. 22% High tech western countries mainly usa (bio enginering and information technology) 6. 22% russel 2000 because there will be more super micro computer kinds of stocks even in biotech and weed are flourishing at the moment and high rates tends to favour mid caps. Large cap need to get a lot more money poured in fron cheap rates to grow. Mid caps tend to hold better
Almost 3 years ago, I sold a property and used the proceeds to invest in 5 foreign Government Bonds Kenya Namibia Mexico Indonesia Pakistan These are all *_Coupon_* bonds, meaning they distribute the interest annually. My ROI over this time as been about 10.7%. Just pointing out that investing doesn't have to be at the micro-level.
Totally a good advised I move to mexico last year ,Now I m in around Veracruz the perfect place for manufacturing and real state ...if you have any questions or interest let me know
I am in Veracruz Coatepec small town outside Xalapa. I am going thru a divorce. I do tutoring to pay bills, but want to find a way to grow income here...any ideas?
@@nomadcapitalist Yes, I thought the same thing and told a co-worker. This is the opportunity, plus you can get more pesos for your dollars, it is a double opportunity.
I’m amazed by what I’ve seen in Mexico since AMLO came into power with his focus on fiscal prudence, investing in the nation & advancing Mexican sovereignty over their decision making & resources. I’ve also been impressed by the skill and work ethic of people here versus in our USA facilities, where we deal with a lot more mental health issues & people don’t seem to want to work; it’s like pulling teeth to recruit in the USA…
Honestly I recommend you buying government assets - they are much better, much stable and no risk of losing. CETES for the Tren Maya and CETES for the Istmo de Tehuantepec which is just beginning to be built. Look for a real adviser not on telegram
Fun fact. I am Mexican on my dad’s side and his lineage is Celtic Etruscan. Mexico City has a place called New Rome, and the Mexican flag is identical to the Italian flag. I think the Etruscans moved to Mexico a long time ago when they left Rome.
Cool story but Mexicans have an obsession with race and lineage more than Americans and are racist to their own indigenous, colored, and mestizo people. Maybe because your Spanish ancestry has Roman then Etruscan. The Romans were in Spain as well.
Mexico is a great place to invest and specially for the retail industry!, The malls are packed every single day!, Did you know that Sear's still working in Mexico? considering the fact that there are many other departmental successful stores, is incredible! I agree with you comments about MX!
You earn my subscription today.. I've been watching your channel for the last few months and you are right on the money. I've seen lately many Americans are moving abroad and it's going to continue for the next 7/10 years. There's a lot of growth in the Monterrey northern Mexico. Mexico's GDP is gonna be great in the next 10 years.
México has abundance of natural resources, energy independent, closed to the biggest consumer market( the US) and a qualified labor force. Also is working on been food independent. The only thing we need is a better security. Now the new government is going to be able to pass the constitutional reform to clean up the justice system and advance in a more secure Mexico
Everything has doubled in the last four years. I own properties in SoCal, that have all doubled. I also own a vacation home in Rosarito beach Mexico, that I purchased in 2018. It’s over doubled.
@@ralphramirez1979SLO is beautiful. That’s really cool, there is good surfing. My place is on a sandy beach, and not the cobbles, which is so much friendlier. I actually rented it out to a friend until January, then I’ll be using it for vacationing again.
This is great for Mexico 🇲🇽 because they are our neighbor and spend money in the United States as well as keeps there people there where they actually want to be close to family and they're not a threat to the U.S. like China.
I am waiting on crypto profits and then I am considering Mexico since I already have dual citizenship. I’d also consider a 3rd passport in El Salvador and I qualify for a 1 year passport turnaround because of the Mexican passport. In reality I don’t even need much money to Move to Mexico because I have a lot of family in Mexico.
mexico is underrated and badly portrayed in the US (especially hollywood propaganda). Mexico is developing and the gringos are still welcome. the US dollar is floundering againts the peso
I've lived in Mexico for 3 years now. If you read the news here in Spanish, it's far more unnerving then the small percentage of it that makes its way translated into the US media.
@@tn18977 … your comment is unclear … please explain what is unnerving … the misrepresentation of Mexico in the US media and Hollyweird … or the peso’s strength against the dollar … 🤔
He is right, I also began investing in Mexico, Iraq and Israel. there is a pattern many don't see yet. The goal and agenda is to destroy and change many of the old ways, thinking, values, beliefs and religions and rebuild. But rebuild to a new standard in what they are not accustomed too. But to rebuild better and make many poor nations prosperous over time. It's possible what was once rich nations will become poor nations and poor nations will become rich nations over time. At least that's the way i see it...
I invested in raw land by coast in Jalisco they fixed the Rd and extended a private airport 2 hrs south of Puerto Vallarta the land doubled in price that's 100 percent in equity under a yr
The súper peso is largely about portfolio money leveraging the spread between high interest and low inflation. Inflation has started to go up and election promises and infrastructure projects have lead to high additional debt of 5.9% GDP.
About currency appreciation: I think it's mostly driven by the 11% interest rate. Also, that appreciation is expected to be mostly reverted(based on the interest rates of the 5 year bonds from mexican government in MXN compared with the BBB corporate bonds USD denominated)
This is the biggest factor I am taking out my money from Mexico and investing in USA, the Justice change the Congress is going to pass yes or yes on Sep24 will take down the TMEC because narcos will put judges, it’s a time bomb unless AMLO stops his revenge
stop watching the tv. The cartels are just in some areas, the country is very large, I’m Mexican, my family is Mexican & neither we of our Mexican friends have ever encounter someone from a cartel or meet a drug dealer. If you don’t come to Mexico looking for drugs or do something ilegal, you are safe.
Now that I'm living in Mexico I have Money in "Cetes. "What do you think about "cetes?" Also bought a new luxury apartment which I will be renting and living in a more modest house, while renting a cheaper apartment at the same time. Thinking of buying another property for rent.
A lot of American moving in AND we thank that you like México but trying to americanize It Is wrong AND people will fight back, dont get on Méxican wrong side you will be kicked out
Then Mexican equivalent of the Federal Funds Rate is like 11% (major reason why the peso is up so much) vs. the US Federal Funds rate at about 5.25%! When inflation comes down and the Mexican Federal Funds rate drops = the peso will come down accordingly! Overall, Mexico is on the up & growing a middle class!
I have alot of experience with Mexico. Spent alot of time there. Real Mexico, not resorts and tourist spots. I recommend not listening to rich gringos who live/visit upscale neighborhoods/resorts and say things are great. Safety for regular people in Mexico is a real concern, far more than in the US. Note that, statistics are useless, Mexico doesnt report crime as diligently as US authorities and most crime goes un reported. Cartel activity is getting worse, for instance, Baja for decades has been relatively quiet, now its a hot bed. The woke nonsense has already infiltrated the schools (in part thanks to Sheinbaum, who likely will be the next President). Work ethic has already started to slip. Inflation is a big problem, just like in the US. Housing is a growing problem as well, real estate is overly inflated, young locals cant afford to buy. Politics are worse than the US, both federal level down to municipal. For example, last week most major cities in north Baja were on lock down. No one was allowed to enter or leave, not even goods, food, fuel deliveries. Why? Land disputes between state and municipalities. In the past, gringos were generally left alone. But recently, thats changing. The new generation of criminals are more desperate. And there is the problem of water. Mexico doesnt invest in water treatment and reclamation. Google Mexico’s water crisis. Mexico does have potential, but there are big problems that need to be tackled. If, a big if, Mexico decides to make a change, it will be slow.
El español triunfa en América como ninguna otra lengua. Es la más hablada del continente y sus hablantes crecen más que los del inglés. No te preocupes y que nadie te obligue a hablar una lengua que no es la de la madre que te parió
Exacto. Es muy cierto. Todos hablan español en los Estado Unidos. Diles a los extranjeros que si no respetan la cultura y no hablan en español no les puedes ayudar.
Been reading about Mexican witholding taxes for dividends and interest. Is it true that it's 10% and 35%, respectively? Brazil does 15% for both, I believe. I plan to apply for temporary residency in Mexico. Hopefully, it will lead to PR. REITs in the Philippines are not taxed during distribution but it would be better to not be beholden to one country's stock options.
The Mexican Peso is very high right now and has gained most against the US dollar, that usually isn't a good sign to invest in stocks as doing business in Mexico has become alot more expensive. On the other hand, the currencies of South Africa, Brazil, and Japan have become far cheaper and look more attractive as places to move factories to.
@@linuxman7777 I did. I’m a resident here also and that makes a difference since I pay for most everything in pesos. However you can still invest now in many other ways.
@@mlbonfox8199 He means that the Peso is on the rise whereas the dollar is on the slide as the USA eats itself suffocating under the trillions of debt they have printed. However why shouldn't the peso get to new highs?
@@pwindle22 investiga bien México no hay muchos drogadictos solo los EU que no lo quieren reconocer tu realmente le crees a tu gobierno que pasó con las torres gemelas a todos culpan menos a su propio gobierno
Just in the last 12 months my brother god assaulted, and also one of my closest friends got assaulted, both happened during the morning at plain day light in 2 different cities and in places that were not considered specially dangerous. Also, in a Discord server we had a friend from Cd Juárez and recently we got the news that he lost his life in an assault. You can have a normal life in Mexico, but it's not safer than US and the insecurity is definitely noticiable.
Why not invest in Mexico banks. I currently live here full time and we have cds paying 12.2% fixed with a very small tax rate. If we were 60 or older there is no tax if a national. How do you say no to that?
Mexico is experiencing a severe drought crisis. Two weeks ago about a 3rd of the country lost electricity for a few hours. Mexico is also in a fight over water rights with Texas. Texas is claiming that Mexico has not lived up to its water duties under the 1948 water treaty between the US and Mexico. The fact is that Mexico does not have any water to relinquish to Texas. I know this first hand because I am an expat living in Mexico. Unless Mexico modernizes its electrical grid and starts to use water more efficiently and starts to invest in desalination plants, manufacturing will move out of the country leaving masses unemployed. Now we have Trump saying that if he wins he is going to send in the US army to go after the cartels. That scenario would destabilize Mexico and cause even more mas illegal immigration. I am not advocating for staying in the US, on the contrary, I am advocating for moving even farther away from the US where the US doesn't have many interests. Chile and Uruguay are looking promising.
@@voice.of.reason That would destabilize the country, think Afghanistan and Iraq. Thousands of civilians would be killed including many US and Canadian expats. The reason is because cartels operate among the general population. The only way to remove the cartels and protect civil order is to approach the cartels as organized crime not as a foreign army. Trump is advocating taking out the cartels the way the US combated the terrorists in Afghanistan and Iraq, that implies drone strikes and urban warfare. A destabilized Mexico would lead to more mass illegal immigration which the US does not want. It would also negatively affect the US economy because the two countries' economies are very intricately linked. There could also possibly be mass racial backlashes against Hispanic Americans in the US. Again, it might be wise to move even father from the US than to just Mexico.
Amigo, you make some excellent points…yet it must be understood that the crisis that is coming is not about 🇲🇽 or 🇺🇸 it’s 🌍. Nowhere will be unaffected, the modern world is now interconnected ⚠️
@@alarhu We know droughts are a natural phenomena. What you do not get is that droughts can cause international conflict between nations, for example the US and Mexico. If a conflict breaks out between the US and Mexico it would spell chaos for US and Canadian expats living in Mexico. Do you understand that?
As a Mexican living in Mexico after living 20 years in the U.S. I can see many more middle class US citizens moving here to buy homes. The market for buying homes from abroad has made some Mexican citizens unhappy we are selling our sovereignty.
You have to give Credit to Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and his Administration his Party Morena have made huge changes to Mexico for the long run, Fighting for Our people the vast majority which are the poor, to have sovereignty and more independence of food and products that can be made in Mexico and Shipped to different countries Mexico is turning into a mini version of China in the American continent, there is no stoping it.
😂😂😂 that's a good AMLO bot talk, we don't have any of the things you mention and the only thing that has increased with amlo is crime, corruption, violence, the end of democracy and our final slip into an authoritarian regime.
if you become mexican citizen and was born in the USA,,,,get ready to pay taxes in both countries, speak Spanish fluently or pay a mexican person as interpreter. ahhh and understand the meaning of the word amigo, amigo, amigo. finally dont you ever forget that El Respeto al Derecho ajeno es la paz dentro de Los individuos. Bienvenido a los Estados Unidos Mexicanos. Soberano e Independiente. y a trabajar para cooperar.
I live in Finland. Dreadful. Work culture is really bad. Lot of abuse, huge amounts of cronyism & incompetence in leaderships, companies going down, economy going down. This has been going on for decades, no growth in 20 years despite world's best schools as leaderships across the board are reqlly bad.
The new government has authoritarian tendencies, which makes me less optimistic about Mexico's outlook. I believe this is why the Peso has dropped vs USD around 20% in recent months
@@rwcons1390 Just mentioned the stock of a company that produces something Mexicans consume steadily and gives dividends from time to time. But please, I encourage you not to take advice from me. WALMEX is actually a better stock.
@@Yodaandhislightsabre similarly yes but the cartel is obviously much more worse. Our government officials clearly participate in insider trading. But the cartels will straight up murder you for going against them and policies they support. And the cartels are rooted so deeply in the Mexican government that it’s unlikely to go away anytime soon.
@@karlasouza6104 No vengas con esas mamadas si no tienes fundamentos con que comprobar ese ridículo argumento. Soy Mexicano y es incorecto tu argumento
As a Mexican, I desire to leave because, there are 3 new candidates for president, 1 is a pawn under the cartels, 1 is a random lady and the other is a cocky and inexperienced leader, so i don't see a future to live here, and it might become the new china of production so it's good for investments but bad for its people and the environment
I’ve said this for years lol everyone looks at me like I’m stupid but I’ve bought a lot of land in Tijuana Rosarito and Ensenada Baja MX let me just say I’m loving it
Why no money in mex. Banks? They pay up to 11%. Santander, HSBC, Inbursa,.... Ans the Peso is rather strong. Where do you get such high interest? So I have invested a lot there.
Good point 👍 The only states of 🇲🇽 that seems to be getting a handle on the 💧 crisis are Baja & Baja Sur, both of which are investing in desalination 🧂
I agree that Mexico is on the rise especially with manufacturing. Soon to rival China, however… what about all the assassinations leading up to the election. How will that type of power struggle and crowning affect my investments?. Really curious, I’m Mexican, want to invest.
No no wait WAIT NO NO NO DONT COME TO LIVE TO MEXICO PLEASE!!! Mexico is not the same as CANADA or US. We play loud music everywhere EVERYWHERE, we like to party 24/7 365 days. We have SPICY SALSA EVERY RESTAURANT, oh oh WE HAVE STREET VENDERS AND WE LOVE THEM!!!!! We love the TRICICLOS WITH THE ELOTES AND SNACKS QITH HIS SPEAKERS 🔊 LOUD SO WE CAN GET READY WITH THE MONEY TO GO BUY HIM AN ELOTE… pleaseeeeeeee 😢. Don’t move if your not the vive
i was very excited to go to malaysia for the Nomad capitalist live event but I feel as though the way the tickets rolled out was done improperly. Waited and waited for more info on the event to be released (vip tickets etc) to see if i should book my own stay and come to find out they drop out of no where and had been price hiked
We’re sorry to hear that. Main tickets had the same price for the entire 14 days before they sold out; there were no price hikes. We offered a small discount to very early birds on +1 tickets for the first two days but otherwise those were the same price as well. As to disseminating information, a number of people on the email waiting list told us we sent too many emails. Hopefully you can join us sometime soon.
I'm from Croatia, my kids are born here in Mexico. Wife is mexican. I have a small catering pizza business. We will probably open a real pizzeria next year! Wish me luck! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Good luck friend, whats city is your pizzeria in?
Good Luck 🍀🤞
Buena suerte hermano, saludos
Buena suerte mi compa, saludos
God bless
Many Mexicans are moving back to México, many skilled Mexicans that have a huge knowledge and experience in all sectors of construction, factories, engineers, dreamers. Etc.
Yup, should be cool to watch the growth in the next 10 years
Just saw my mexican housekeeper working at the Hk Club in tijuana, a girlie bar.
I saw my asian housekeeper putting OT at the massage parlor.
@@chinaboss6683she's making More money than you
yupp. Working on dual citizenship so I can prepare myself for a move to MX. SWE
Mexicans are very hardworking people and very family oriented
The country is an absolute shithole though from what I've read and heard. The cartels are too influential (sadly) because I also want to move the MX.
This is changing due to American influence. America is pushing gender ideology southward and lot of gen z Mexicans are the same sort of weirdos you'd find in America
@@deeptoot1453Good thing you don't kno what you're talking about. Life in mexico is largely very good and Its stunningly beautiful.
@@deeptoot1453spoken like someone who has no idea what he’s talking about
@@mbrazile1 Hi, I do. I have family in Matamoros and Zacatecas. He isn't wrong the cartels are very influential. My family has a home in Matamoros and the neighbors left so some cartel squatters took it over. Mexico is thriving, but to say the cartel isn't there is stupid and blind.
I have been in MEXICO since 1999. It is incredible! Love IT
I just moved here 3 years ago. Was living in Spain before.
May I ask what is your country of origin @@3x157
Let's see how much you keep loving it when the dollar loses more and more of its value against the peso.
@@Halcon_Sierreno LOL! I have most of my excess "cash" in Bitcoin. Not a big fan of US Dollar. I only keep reserves enough to pay bills that require US Dollar. My real estate is held in Mexico and is paid off already. I have virtually no assets in USA. So, in my case, the US Dollar is NOT much of a factor. However, for Americans who are earning in US Dollars and earn from US economy, Mexico is less attractive than it was just 2 years ago. At this point, Mexico is a still fantastic for them. But that door may shut in the future. Keep an eye on the US and see how it fares.
Yes we sold everything back in Canada 2021, we love it here.
3 years ago this guy did all the predictions he was right 😊 to me as Mexican this advice still valid for the next 6 years of the Future Mexican government administration
With a leftist free for all government? (Morena)
@@v1kt0u5Says who? The crying 10%?
Morena sucks? You suck mf
@@v1kt0u5Mexico is dying for mexicans, not for foreigners that don’t live from mexico income, if you come to work in Mexico, you’re screwed
massive cap
I moved back to Mexico 10 year ago and keep on loving it. It is not in my mind going back to the USA again. Greetings from a Mexican living an awesome life in Guanajuato state.
Big advantage they have a labour Force vrs other countries and many Mexican people are returning to Mexico.. contrary to the press.....way🎉to go Mexico
Viva Mexico 🇲🇽😍❤..
It's booming here in Mexico 🇲🇽❤ cheers from 2 Canadians 🇨🇦 living in Mexico. 🇲🇽✌🏼
Are you able to make income out there to live comfortably?
i mean im a mexican moving shortly to canada before communism gets us
@@CONTRERAS1619they most likely work remotely and don't pay salary taxes
@@BrunoValladaresValle L take
A ch a s m@@BrunoValladaresValle
I live here and am blown away at the Chinese money investing in buildings and real estate
They’ll owe China billions and if it can’t be paid off then China will take more from the country for free.
So… up to you if it’s good or bad. 🤷🏿♂️
Same in costa rica where i live
If Trump wins Mexico would be wise to strengthen ties with China as a buffer against any preemptive attack from a Trump administration.
Do you see any opportunities for welders down there??? Serious question. Thx
Go to rosarito open a shop @@nicolaspicolas1988
Merida is hot as hell. I got out of there, when I was 21 by airplane to CDX at night! I am 82 now, but Acapulco was the best. Earthquakes were the deal breakers, so I relocated to Queretaro in 2021 at 79 with a suitcase and backpack. I paid to have my home emptied, and rented a furnished apartment, that includes everything in Queretaro.
I didn't get it
Queretaro is very underrated unlike Baja and Jalisco (both expensive and more dangerous)
Baja seems beautiful but I've heard some messed up shit happening there
I’m in Queretaro as well and have been very comfortable & very content here
I'm a Mexican born in Querétaro, lived here my whole life, I love it here and the city keeps booming
Mexico is number one producer of silver in the world.
….and gold as well among other commodities
Esta costando trabajo pero México se está poniendo en orden gracias a este gobierno. Gracias a E.U. que es un pueblo hermano ❤
@@Jozeph_Voorheezgold coins are extremely hard to find. 9k jewelery, tons of
I've just arrived in Merida, Mexico.
I'll sum up my experience: I departed ATL on a Delta/AeroMexico flight from the "busiest" Airport in world and arrived in MID, which has to be one of the least busiest airports in North America. Ours was the ONLY aircraft on the airports ONLY runway.
Don't misunderstand; MID is as modern and nice as any airport in North America.
The Uber ride to El Centro was reminiscent of a recent taxi rides in Rome, Italy. Traffic is similar craziness.
Have a great time!
Enjoy the heatwave 😅
Cus all flights got to Cancun. And from Cancun, it splits all around the peninsula.
Now, if you are talking logistics for food and others, it goes from Merida and spreads to peninsula (and to Cancun)
The heat and humidity are unbearable.
Looking to move there, I was wondering how you handle the heat
Mexico's economy is growing much more than here in the USA! And I have also heard that life is much calmer and happier, thank you sir for information 🙏
100% True. Bought a preconstruction deal there. Went down to see it and decided to move there. People much happier and optimistic about the future, Major government projects going on. Lots of economic growth and just generally heading in the right direction. Totally the opposite of my home City (Toronto)
Working hard every day to save my money and move to Mexico, I won't be able to afford to retire in the US
The Peso is high now though... And that is going to start posing some problems. Tourism and Manufacturing will likely be hit first.
Yes please start moving back !!!
@@linuxman7777,
Yesterday, May 21, 2024, I exchanged $1.00USD for $16.54Pesos in El Centro, Merida. Still a bargin.
Wow before even listening to the content I want to compliment you on your esthetics. The video quality, the understated yet elegant garment selection and the refined studio setting with the matching lamp shade and Tucan all comingle to make a pleasurable visual sensory experience!
I routinely listen to many of your posts while driving as I'm in the car 50K miles/year. This is a rare time when I turned the phone sideways and set TH-cam to full screen and again, very impressive asthetics!
Okay, now I'll start listening to the content 🤣
Basically started from the beginning of NC’s content and working my way down. Got my sights kind of on Mexico and seen he had posted this video and had to save it to the playlist!
Be safe out there!
Thanks a lot! 😊
Most Americans have no idea about Mexico but they think they know everything / enough.
They’re wrong. Been living here for 3 years and love it.
I've been here 6 1/2 years and hope more people don't come. I can see a major change in Mexico City!
That's Americans on almost everything outside of the US
Same 3 years in October. We've been holidaying here for 12 years prior to moving here. The wife went to university in Guadalajara many years ago for 6 months. ✌🏼🇲🇽❤️
@@GlobalAdventurerlol good luck people have been flocking here.
Where is the best cities to live in for safety, work and play
Mexican here... I am always amazed at how green the grass looks on the other side of the fence... Not counting my chicks until all of my eggs are hatched...
The grass is green everywhere. It's the people that have to decide whether they want to be negative or positive.
I think the grass is greener where we water it.
@@Tirra227 fair point... but when you've lived as long as I have, and lived all that I've lived through, your opinions skew towards the negative...
@@Tirra227the grass isn't green everywhere lol.
Actually the grass is green everywhere there are unicorns and rainbows... 👍🏽🦄🌈
I recently obtained permanent residency and am thinking about going for citizenship eventually just incase something happens in the future that would make me want to give up my US citizenship. As a general rule living is a lot more laid back there. Family is extremely important and everything about family is celebrated - I think this makes for a much happier society. There is that support system that comes with being a member of your clan that results in a stronger and healthier community. Religion being strong part of society in Mexico adds to this phenonemon as well. The US is very socially conflicted right now and is floundering dangerously. As well, even though the dollar has weakened against the peso, with some common sense you can live a pretty darn high quality of life if you have some money going into it. You can spend a little or a lot, like anywhere.
I'm trying g to do the same.... how was the process and how do I do it???
We don't want you here, leave
No tienes que renunciar creo, yo tengo 2 nacionalidades sin problemas
Also, the Mexican industry doesn't need to import energy, soon México wbe self-sufficient in oil and gas, and lithium, etc. plenty of work force .
I agree the future of Mexico looks like it could be very good. The work ethic in the US seems to have collapsed, no one seems to want to work anymore. I have been working for four decades in the US, and I have never seen a work ethic like today, many people don't even come in to the office. Mexico is still full of hard workers, eager to work and they are set up to replace China as the US trading partner. Its not so much that they are doing anything new, its just that they are positioned perfectly to inherit the industries that the US has lost.
They are the USA"s top trading partner currently
Work life balance in Mexico is one of the worst. This is not what we want.
Here's a good company SCCO
Mexico's most valuable asset is the quality of its workforce and work culture... that is why it has been a magnet for (serious) investments for years.
Wishing that I could get Assistance from them 😮
I Love Mexico and it's people, culture, cuisine ❤
I have two nieces and who are part, Mexican and are presently living in The USA.
Quieres ayuda en Mexico?
I am a Canadian living in Mexico. I feel sorry for the citizenship or passport of our friends who had kids here because they cannot travel. It is very annoying to have to apply for a visa to get a connecting flight through the USA.
My next buys Tomorrow:
1. 18% Mexico divident & etf materials,industrials, infrastructure
2. 12% Norway divident & etf materials, industrials, infrastructure
3. 10% Africa growth mainly in steel and aluminium companies
4. 16% China, India with Pacific area growth.
5. 22% High tech western countries mainly usa (bio enginering and information technology)
6. 22% russel 2000 because there will be more super micro computer kinds of stocks even in biotech and weed are flourishing at the moment and high rates tends to favour mid caps. Large cap need to get a lot more money poured in fron cheap rates to grow. Mid caps tend to hold better
Almost 3 years ago, I sold a property and used the proceeds to invest in 5 foreign Government Bonds
Kenya
Namibia
Mexico
Indonesia
Pakistan
These are all *_Coupon_* bonds, meaning they distribute the interest annually. My ROI over this time as been about 10.7%.
Just pointing out that investing doesn't have to be at the micro-level.
Norway has just come out in support of HAMAS terrorists. Avoid
@@shotelco thanks ill look it up
HELP.... WHERE AND HOW CAN I BUY STOCK FROM MEXICO, NORWAY AND AFRICA?...PLEASE SHED SOME LIGHT....THANK YOU!
Totally a good advised I move to mexico last year ,Now I m in around Veracruz the perfect place for manufacturing and real state ...if you have any questions or interest let me know
I am in Veracruz Coatepec small town outside Xalapa. I am going thru a divorce. I do tutoring to pay bills, but want to find a way to grow income here...any ideas?
Mexico ETFs just faced the worst day in 4 years. What timing, 12 days after this video came out.
The video is recorded on March 20, but we were glad to buy stocks at a deep discount.
@@nomadcapitalist Yes, I thought the same thing and told a co-worker. This is the opportunity, plus you can get more pesos for your dollars, it is a double opportunity.
I’m amazed by what I’ve seen in Mexico since AMLO came into power with his focus on fiscal prudence, investing in the nation & advancing Mexican sovereignty over their decision making & resources. I’ve also been impressed by the skill and work ethic of people here versus in our USA facilities, where we deal with a lot more mental health issues & people don’t seem to want to work; it’s like pulling teeth to recruit in the USA…
where do I buy Mexican stocks as a European?
*SHE'S MOSTLY ON TELEGRAMS APPS WITH THE BELOW NAME*
*Knox Jarrati*
@@Miastones266🤣
Honestly I recommend you buying government assets - they are much better, much stable and no risk of losing. CETES for the Tren Maya and CETES for the Istmo de Tehuantepec which is just beginning to be built. Look for a real adviser not on telegram
Mexico is a place to invest.
Mexico and India are primed for massive economic growth
Fun fact. I am Mexican on my dad’s side and his lineage is Celtic Etruscan. Mexico City has a place called New Rome, and the Mexican flag is identical to the Italian flag. I think the Etruscans moved to Mexico a long time ago when they left Rome.
Really?
Cool story but Mexicans have an obsession with race and lineage more than Americans and are racist to their own indigenous, colored, and mestizo people. Maybe because your Spanish ancestry has Roman then Etruscan. The Romans were in Spain as well.
Stop doing drugs
@@AlexAM808 The colors are the colors representing Catholicism. The eagle represents the foundation story of Mexico.
Haha no
I own CX stock in Mexico its a Mexican international concrete company 😊
Cemex investor here, own over 10,000 shares, it’s only going to appreciate in value in my opinion 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@A_Changed_Heart_Ministries true they're working on decarbonizing the products they sell
Mexico is a great place to invest and specially for the retail industry!, The malls are packed every single day!, Did you know that Sear's still working in Mexico? considering the fact that there are many other departmental successful stores, is incredible! I agree with you comments about MX!
So is Radio Shack,,, but they are Mexican Corporations that have no ties to the U.S except the name.
You earn my subscription today.. I've been watching your channel for the last few months and you are right on the money. I've seen lately many Americans are moving abroad and it's going to continue for the next 7/10 years. There's a lot of growth in the Monterrey northern Mexico. Mexico's GDP is gonna be great in the next 10 years.
Thanks and welcome!
México has abundance of natural resources, energy independent, closed to the biggest consumer market( the US) and a qualified labor force. Also is working on been food independent. The only thing we need is a better security. Now the new government is going to be able to pass the constitutional reform to clean up the justice system and advance in a more secure Mexico
I bought a condo in Puerta vallarta 4 yrs ago.
It's double in value.
Hey neighbor!!
Everything has doubled in the last four years. I own properties in SoCal, that have all doubled. I also own a vacation home in Rosarito beach Mexico, that I purchased in 2018. It’s over doubled.
@@buildingbuildercip8292 Same in San luis obispo.
Been fishing surfing Rosarito Ensenada since seventies.
Lot good times.
So you rent it?
@@ralphramirez1979SLO is beautiful.
That’s really cool, there is good surfing.
My place is on a sandy beach, and not the cobbles, which is so much friendlier.
I actually rented it out to a friend until January, then I’ll be using it for vacationing again.
Tu eres de los que ya no quieren música de banda?🎉
Huatulco MX. Enough said.
I love those beaches hope to come in late fall
See who is next to take over before you do🤨
This is great for Mexico 🇲🇽 because they are our neighbor and spend money in the United States as well as keeps there people there where they actually want to be close to family and they're not a threat to the U.S. like China.
This is 100% true
Mexico is GREAT
I am waiting on crypto profits and then I am considering Mexico since I already have dual citizenship. I’d also consider a 3rd passport in El Salvador and I qualify for a 1 year passport turnaround because of the Mexican passport. In reality I don’t even need much money to Move to Mexico because I have a lot of family in Mexico.
As a Mexican resident this was spot on! Which stocks Nomad do you like?
Thanks for the advice ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for watching! 😊
Wow I loved when you said you’re against investing in the US war machine 👏
mexico is underrated and badly portrayed in the US (especially hollywood propaganda). Mexico is developing and the gringos are still welcome.
the US dollar is floundering againts the peso
I've lived in Mexico for 3 years now. If you read the news here in Spanish, it's far more unnerving then the small percentage of it that makes its way translated into the US media.
@@tn18977 … your comment is unclear … please explain what is unnerving … the misrepresentation of Mexico in the US media and Hollyweird … or the peso’s strength against the dollar … 🤔
He is right, I also began investing in Mexico, Iraq and Israel.
there is a pattern many don't see yet.
The goal and agenda is to destroy and change many of the old ways, thinking, values, beliefs and religions
and rebuild. But rebuild to a new standard in what they are not accustomed too.
But to rebuild better and make many poor nations prosperous over time.
It's possible what was once rich nations will become poor nations and poor nations will become
rich nations over time. At least that's the way i see it...
I invested in raw land by coast in Jalisco they fixed the Rd and extended a private airport 2 hrs south of Puerto Vallarta the land doubled in price that's 100 percent in equity under a yr
Live in north of Mexico and our cities keep growing year over year at steady GDP numbers. This is great for middle class.
The súper peso is largely about portfolio money leveraging the spread between high interest and low inflation. Inflation has started to go up and election promises and infrastructure projects have lead to high additional debt of 5.9% GDP.
About currency appreciation: I think it's mostly driven by the 11% interest rate.
Also, that appreciation is expected to be mostly reverted(based on the interest rates of the 5 year bonds from mexican government in MXN compared with the BBB corporate bonds USD denominated)
Do you have a video regarding the cartels? Risks, misconceptions, things to know/weigh in the decision making process, etc.
This is the biggest factor I am taking out my money from Mexico and investing in USA, the Justice change the Congress is going to pass yes or yes on Sep24 will take down the TMEC because narcos will put judges, it’s a time bomb unless AMLO stops his revenge
Stay there
Now this is something interesting Andrew
I have been living in the usa for 30 years now I'm thinking seriously about going back to my love country
I will be buying them in the next 24months after the lows in the bust. Brazil looks attractive and has better PE”s
You can say anything about Mexicans but you can’t say they are lazy, Mexicans are probably one of the most hardworking people in the world .
Everyone talking is nice but did every one forget about the Cartels
No se meten con nadie, ellos solo atienden sus negocios
stop watching the tv. The cartels are just in some areas, the country is very large, I’m Mexican, my family is Mexican & neither we of our Mexican friends have ever encounter someone from a cartel or meet a drug dealer. If you don’t come to Mexico looking for drugs or do something ilegal, you are safe.
Don't get into their business and you'll be 🆗
Now that I'm living in Mexico I have Money in "Cetes. "What do you think about "cetes?" Also bought a new luxury apartment which I will be renting and living in a more modest house, while renting a cheaper apartment at the same time. Thinking of buying another property for rent.
Don't push it that much people in Mexico are aware of the increasing amount of foreigners buying real state..
Be prudent so you don't get backlash.
how do you buy CETES? I thought only citizens could
Property has always been the best bet in Mexico...and the US of course.
A lot of American moving in AND we thank that you like México but trying to americanize It Is wrong AND people will fight back, dont get on Méxican wrong side you will be kicked out
@@Koine_ChronosDude, we’re here for work, not to take away anything. And besides “southern culture” is racist, so it deserves to be taken away
Then Mexican equivalent of the Federal Funds Rate is like 11% (major reason why the peso is up so much) vs. the US Federal Funds rate at about 5.25%! When inflation comes down and the Mexican Federal Funds rate drops = the peso will come down accordingly! Overall, Mexico is on the up & growing a middle class!
I have alot of experience with Mexico. Spent alot of time there. Real Mexico, not resorts and tourist spots. I recommend not listening to rich gringos who live/visit upscale neighborhoods/resorts and say things are great. Safety for regular people in Mexico is a real concern, far more than in the US. Note that, statistics are useless, Mexico doesnt report crime as diligently as US authorities and most crime goes un reported. Cartel activity is getting worse, for instance, Baja for decades has been relatively quiet, now its a hot bed. The woke nonsense has already infiltrated the schools (in part thanks to Sheinbaum, who likely will be the next President). Work ethic has already started to slip. Inflation is a big problem, just like in the US. Housing is a growing problem as well, real estate is overly inflated, young locals cant afford to buy. Politics are worse than the US, both federal level down to municipal. For example, last week most major cities in north Baja were on lock down. No one was allowed to enter or leave, not even goods, food, fuel deliveries. Why? Land disputes between state and municipalities. In the past, gringos were generally left alone. But recently, thats changing. The new generation of criminals are more desperate. And there is the problem of water. Mexico doesnt invest in water treatment and reclamation. Google Mexico’s water crisis. Mexico does have potential, but there are big problems that need to be tackled. If, a big if, Mexico decides to make a change, it will be slow.
Si vas hablar de mi pais diles que aprendan español hay gringos que te obligam hablar en ingles o tambien faltan al respeto mi cultura
El español triunfa en América como ninguna otra lengua. Es la más hablada del continente y sus hablantes crecen más que los del inglés. No te preocupes y que nadie te obligue a hablar una lengua que no es la de la madre que te parió
Exacto. Es muy cierto. Todos hablan español en los Estado Unidos. Diles a los extranjeros que si no respetan la cultura y no hablan en español no les puedes ayudar.
Oh stop crying and go live with your cousin in USA he don't speak English.
Been reading about Mexican witholding taxes for dividends and interest. Is it true that it's 10% and 35%, respectively? Brazil does 15% for both, I believe.
I plan to apply for temporary residency in Mexico. Hopefully, it will lead to PR. REITs in the Philippines are not taxed during distribution but it would be better to not be beholden to one country's stock options.
Think just buying say SPY ETF is a better bet, particularly on a risk adjusted basis
Definitely
Maybe buy water stocks since Mexico City is running out.
Water stocks are as ethical as war stocks. Remember, money has karma. And making bad-karma money comes back like a boomerang.
Lol no city is running out of water lol such foolish claims
The Mexican Peso is very high right now and has gained most against the US dollar, that usually isn't a good sign to invest in stocks as doing business in Mexico has become alot more expensive. On the other hand, the currencies of South Africa, Brazil, and Japan have become far cheaper and look more attractive as places to move factories to.
It’s is wise if you are holding pesos.
@@destinationmax yes, but not a wise time to enter. The time to enter was 5 years ago
U lost me ; please explain
@@linuxman7777 I did. I’m a resident here also and that makes a difference since I pay for most everything in pesos. However you can still invest now in many other ways.
@@mlbonfox8199 He means that the Peso is on the rise whereas the dollar is on the slide as the USA eats itself suffocating under the trillions of debt they have printed. However why shouldn't the peso get to new highs?
Mexico does sound great. But I think you have to go over the disadvantages also, particularly The Cartels.
Preocúpate x los consumdores
If you haven’t noticed the US government has become a cartel! 😅
@@pwindle22 investiga bien México no hay muchos drogadictos solo los EU que no lo quieren reconocer tu realmente le crees a tu gobierno que pasó con las torres gemelas a todos culpan menos a su propio gobierno
If you came here and lived for a few years you would rethink that statement. ✌🏼 Life is pretty normal here and safer than any big city in the USA. ❤🇲🇽
Just in the last 12 months my brother god assaulted, and also one of my closest friends got assaulted, both happened during the morning at plain day light in 2 different cities and in places that were not considered specially dangerous.
Also, in a Discord server we had a friend from Cd Juárez and recently we got the news that he lost his life in an assault.
You can have a normal life in Mexico, but it's not safer than US and the insecurity is definitely noticiable.
Why not invest in Mexico banks. I currently live here full time and we have cds paying 12.2% fixed with a very small tax rate. If we were 60 or older there is no tax if a national. How do you say no to that?
Mexico is experiencing a severe drought crisis. Two weeks ago about a 3rd of the country lost electricity for a few hours. Mexico is also in a fight over water rights with Texas. Texas is claiming that Mexico has not lived up to its water duties under the 1948 water treaty between the US and Mexico. The fact is that Mexico does not have any water to relinquish to Texas. I know this first hand because I am an expat living in Mexico. Unless Mexico modernizes its electrical grid and starts to use water more efficiently and starts to invest in desalination plants, manufacturing will move out of the country leaving masses unemployed. Now we have Trump saying that if he wins he is going to send in the US army to go after the cartels. That scenario would destabilize Mexico and cause even more mas illegal immigration. I am not advocating for staying in the US, on the contrary, I am advocating for moving even farther away from the US where the US doesn't have many interests. Chile and Uruguay are looking promising.
If Trump removed the cartels, that would be a major step towards Mexico going to first world status
@@voice.of.reason That would destabilize the country, think Afghanistan and Iraq. Thousands of civilians would be killed including many US and Canadian expats. The reason is because cartels operate among the general population. The only way to remove the cartels and protect civil order is to approach the cartels as organized crime not as a foreign army. Trump is advocating taking out the cartels the way the US combated the terrorists in Afghanistan and Iraq, that implies drone strikes and urban warfare. A destabilized Mexico would lead to more mass illegal immigration which the US does not want. It would also negatively affect the US economy because the two countries' economies are very intricately linked. There could also possibly be mass racial backlashes against Hispanic Americans in the US. Again, it might be wise to move even father from the US than to just Mexico.
Amigo, you make some excellent points…yet it must be understood that the crisis that is coming is not about 🇲🇽 or 🇺🇸 it’s 🌍. Nowhere will be unaffected, the modern world is now interconnected ⚠️
Droughts are natural phenomena. Learn about the ENSO
@@alarhu We know droughts are a natural phenomena. What you do not get is that droughts can cause international conflict between nations, for example the US and Mexico. If a conflict breaks out between the US and Mexico it would spell chaos for US and Canadian expats living in Mexico. Do you understand that?
As a Mexican living in Mexico after living 20 years in the U.S. I can see many more middle class US citizens moving here to buy homes. The market for buying homes from abroad has made some Mexican citizens unhappy we are selling our sovereignty.
Mexico is still the best place in latin America to move to and one of the best in the world!! Viva Mexico!
Andrew, would you still invest in Georgia? I really like the country despite them being stupid enough to want to join the EU
You have to give Credit to Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and his Administration his Party Morena have made huge changes to Mexico for the long run, Fighting for Our people the vast majority which are the poor, to have sovereignty and more independence of food and products that can be made in Mexico and Shipped to different countries Mexico is turning into a mini version of China in the American continent, there is no stoping it.
😂😂😂 that's a good AMLO bot talk, we don't have any of the things you mention and the only thing that has increased with amlo is crime, corruption, violence, the end of democracy and our final slip into an authoritarian regime.
Vamos Mexico!!!
I'm buying mexican pesos. but now you opened my mind to buying mexican stocks.
Cool!
Yes! Mexico is the place to be!
if you become mexican citizen and was born in the USA,,,,get ready to pay taxes in both countries, speak Spanish fluently or pay a mexican person as interpreter. ahhh and understand the meaning of the word amigo, amigo, amigo. finally dont you ever forget that El Respeto al Derecho ajeno es la paz dentro de Los individuos. Bienvenido a los Estados Unidos Mexicanos. Soberano e Independiente. y a trabajar para cooperar.
México is growing so much!!
I live in Finland. Dreadful. Work culture is really bad. Lot of abuse, huge amounts of cronyism & incompetence in leaderships, companies going down, economy going down. This has been going on for decades, no growth in 20 years despite world's best schools as leaderships across the board are reqlly bad.
Much more manageable debt to GDP than the US.
The new government has authoritarian tendencies, which makes me less optimistic about Mexico's outlook. I believe this is why the Peso has dropped vs USD around 20% in recent months
Any good mexican dividend stocks?
KOF?
lol
None, don't listen to this clown. Everyone in Mexico knows that investing in the Bolsa de Valores is a very bad idea.
@@EdwardKAllen-sz5sd what?
@@rwcons1390 Just mentioned the stock of a company that produces something Mexicans consume steadily and gives dividends from time to time. But please, I encourage you not to take advice from me. WALMEX is actually a better stock.
. .. . . . . Mexico a soon to be global leader. Nothing can stop what's coming
What about how involved the cartels are in the government?
What do you think the US Congress and Corporations are? Don't they take from you in a similar manner?
@@Yodaandhislightsabre similarly yes but the cartel is obviously much more worse. Our government officials clearly participate in insider trading. But the cartels will straight up murder you for going against them and policies they support.
And the cartels are rooted so deeply in the Mexican government that it’s unlikely to go away anytime soon.
Ummm. They aren't. Not in MORENA
@@Gbenjamin1982😂😂😂they are not "involved" with Morena, because they ARE Morena, morena is part of the cartels... All Mexicans know
@@karlasouza6104 No vengas con esas mamadas si no tienes fundamentos con que comprobar ese ridículo argumento. Soy Mexicano y es incorecto tu argumento
As a Mexican, I desire to leave because, there are 3 new candidates for president, 1 is a pawn under the cartels, 1 is a random lady and the other is a cocky and inexperienced leader, so i don't see a future to live here, and it might become the new china of production so it's good for investments but bad for its people and the environment
Just leave already.
Everything you say is already baked into stocks' prices...
Mexico is rich in resources . The west is rich when it comes to money.
Love this insight. Viva 🇲🇽.
¡Viva Mexico!🇲🇽
The real deal is in Argentina stocks
We talked about Argentina recently: th-cam.com/video/KNkMQwbKMno/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BbipvhtrSRf_vD8O
I’ve said this for years lol everyone looks at me like I’m stupid but I’ve bought a lot of land in Tijuana Rosarito and Ensenada Baja MX let me just say I’m loving it
Glad to hear that.
Why no money in mex. Banks? They pay up to 11%. Santander, HSBC, Inbursa,....
Ans the Peso is rather strong.
Where do you get such high interest? So I have invested a lot there.
Uh... How about waiting until late June or July to see what happens with this Mexican water crisis
Good point 👍 The only states of 🇲🇽 that seems to be getting a handle on the 💧 crisis are Baja & Baja Sur, both of which are investing in desalination 🧂
Not to mention elections. Usually peso strengthens leading into elections.
@@macuser1232 that as well! I didn't want to load up my comment with all the issues that Nomad Capitalism is missing!
I agree that Mexico is on the rise especially with manufacturing. Soon to rival China, however… what about all the assassinations leading up to the election. How will that type of power struggle and crowning affect my investments?. Really curious, I’m Mexican, want to invest.
Any firm you can recommend for 100 K net worth to pay less taxes in Mexico?? Thanks!
Of course you should invest in Mexico it's great.
No no wait WAIT NO NO NO DONT COME TO LIVE TO MEXICO PLEASE!!!
Mexico is not the same as CANADA or US. We play loud music everywhere EVERYWHERE, we like to party 24/7 365 days. We have SPICY SALSA EVERY RESTAURANT, oh oh
WE HAVE STREET VENDERS AND WE LOVE THEM!!!!! We love the TRICICLOS WITH THE ELOTES AND SNACKS QITH HIS SPEAKERS 🔊 LOUD SO WE CAN GET READY WITH THE MONEY TO GO BUY HIM AN ELOTE… pleaseeeeeeee 😢. Don’t move if your not the vive
I dont agree
I love Northe America ,🇺🇲🇲🇽🇨🇦 Mexico could be the New China.
We started the stocks in California since 2921