Scott has a unique gift, as do you Ed! So grateful we can hear your perspectives in this day and age. Tech has its jagged edges but you add a smooth one.
Honor to be part of your faithful followers, great to see you both well connected and as you said Scott Ed is a gorgeous creation of God and falling in your steps, deeply well into a relationship compound
I love Scott and I also disagree with him on BYD. I live in China and study Chinese economic policy as a nerdy hobby. The issue is that Chinese manufacturing and especially EV's is artificially subsidized up the ass by the government out here, to the point that it's basically an "invincibility cheat-code" on competition. The end result isn't simply more competition, it's a hallowing out of the manufacturing base in that industry of that country as individual private companies can't compete with the Chinese State. EU experienced it hardcore in solar panels and the US experienced it in many industries that was a huge contribution to manufacturing leaving the US. Expect more trade-wars and tariffs in the future as countries seek to protect their industries from unfair competition.
@@damonmhtan9490 The difference between what China does vs other countries is usually those countries will subsidies to promote a domestic market. IE US giving subsidies to speed up the transition to cleaner energy. China does it with the intent to export and dominate abroad at the cost of other peoples domestic industries. This has a tendency to piss off your neighbors over time though. Hence the sentiment change on China in the US and EU over the last 10 years
@@valetudo1569 thanks and I agree. It makes it less economic for the other countries to develop. Give me an opportunity to respond. American companies exported manufacturing because foreign countries could do it better and at dirt cheap price.. The respond shouldn't be to accuse others and banning etc... In short let's keep competing and developing... There are over 8 billion people who wants to be hopeful...
@@damonmhtan9490 I'm not sure if we're talking about the same thing. I personally want as many countries to develop as possible. American economic policy for decades now has been about efficiency...outsourcing so things can ultimately be made and sold at cheaper prices. I'm actually totally ok with that as long as everybody is playing by the same rules. The problem is when you have a state that is artificially making things cheaper with the intent to export them to the world at the cost of the importing countries industries... that is a problem. Very few individual private companies can compete with an entire nation-state. If its all just free market economics - I'm totally ok with US companies going where things are cheaper. If its about state-induced and supported mercantilism... thats something I think its perfectly fair and logical for countries to take steps towards countering.
Its just so helpful to know that Scott get it. I have never had that chance to buy in. I remember wanting to buy Amazon Stock in high school early 2000s, but couldn't afford more than a few shares then, and forget diversifying. Now that i'm in my late 30s and finally have money to make real investments, many stocks feel almost as out of reach as they did then.
Great presentation. Worth pointing out Meta was found several times systematically minimizing pro-Palestinian voices and posts. Also look at the quantitative analysis of coverage by the major US news sources (NYT, The Post, etc) which shows a similar skew as what you point out at TikTok only towards the other way. I would argue this is less the Chinese government directly tipping the scales and more young people finding an alternative pov there in a way you can’t find through those other sources
I lost over $80k when everything started to tank. Not because I was in an exchange that went belly up. I was just stupid to hold and because that's what everyone said. I'm still responsible. It just taught me to be a better investor now that I understand more of what could go wrong. It took me over two years of being in the market, I'm really grateful I found one source to recover my money, at least $10k profits weekly. Thanks Kathleen Nolan
I just withdrew my profits a week ago, To be honest it was an amazing feeling when the profits hits my wallet I wish I could reinvest but, too much bills
The 50b buyout of Fox was a complete disaster for Disney. That's on Bob Iger. He repeatedly gets off scot-free for this huge bad decision but gets tons of credit for way smaller good decisions. You reverse that decision and the company is in a much better place.
Is it true that all of these cashback and rewards schemes that everybody likes from their credit cards are just being paid for by these same companies just raising their transaction/ swipe fees? I have seen some articles about this but no definitive answer…
Isn't the extraordinay low inflation for a growth economy directly a function of the inequality - when poor people get money they spend it and so demand goes up, inflation goes up, when rich people get money they invest it and inflation does not occur
The problem with Disney is two fold 1) They have massive expense structure from all their acquisitions, and 2) The public isn't paying big money for movies anymore. So yeah, they have to downsize all the infrastructure they bought AND make movies people actually want to watch. It's not hard on paper, but someone has to execute.
I had an uncle day trading and I just knew he would never beat high frequency trading models. It sucks you into the belief you will win. If you guess right? But then at that point, it's gambling with high stakes and probability. Not slow growth.
My main disagreement about full contact capitalism during covid and 'letting shake shake fail...,' it was an artificial impact to thise businesses. Sans shut down, they would be fine.
There's no need for conspiracy theories of "thumbs on the scale". Just the fact that Reels and TikTok are run by different machine learning models, trained on different data, and most importantly, that are probably optimizing for different target metrics, can entirely explain the differences described. Algorithms make more decisions than most people realize.
Hi, Prof G. Here is a different look from your analogy of a relationship of Apple vs Spotify like a credit card company to a customer. The more appropriate way to look at this would be like this. Apple is a mall operator and real estate developer , it has nice locations, with lots of foot traffic, chic shops, fountains and green spaces, safety and security for merchants to sell their merchandise. Apple spends tons of money on maintaining this property in top shape and expects the merchants that sell on the premises to pay a fee. In this analogy, Apple also happens to make clothes , ( historically meaningful part of its business ) and obviously sells the clothes at the store. "Lululemon" says it is anti-competetive because Apple clothes shop does not have to pay 30% fee. But that fee is already built into the property maintenance. I don't think we would expect that Nike, Lululemon, Bloomingdales could says that they are forced to use these nice Apple malls to sell their merchandize and should not have to pay rent or utilities. Disclaimer - I do not own Apple stock.
Good analogy set describing the Apple/EU situation; perhaps a more useful example for future Prof G presentations. Thanks for the input - ✨ RON JAGRAF/X
I thoroughly enjoy your podcast! However, I do have a couple of comments. Nvidia chatter, I get it, it's honestly fun to watch when it is going up, not so much was going down dramatically, but an event either way. And I enjoy perspectives regarding the stock, including Aswath's perspective, so I want to communicate that I enjoy the conversation. But I concur with Ed, most people own Nvidia in your audience and viewership, if not outright then via etf or mutual fund. And if your guidance is to mostly own boring passive etfs with only a small portion of assets under what I call "fun" investing then there seems to be a disconnect the message. Life and investing is about tradeoffs, most all of us are lucky in some aspect and not so much in others. Fair enough, that perhaps there are people that have not had a chance to invest at market lows of 08/09 but there are so many buts ....what about the lost decade which was actually longer than a decade especially inflation adjusted how would that have been motivating to invest during that time, oh invest your money and inflation adjusted you'll actually lose money for a decade! Or what about the pandemic dramatic drop in the market, people were scared until they weren't. Or what about those that had a promising life ahead...until war happened. All I am saying, is that we have all been given a set of cards to play and it's up to us to play the cards dealt to us and not spend more time than needed on mouthing off about it. I appreciate conversations/communications on how to play the cards dealt - the skills, tools, perspectives, habits etc. that will aid in that endeavor. I look forward to your podcast ever Monday so just sharing a few things that seem a bit odd.
Man I should have went to SXSW :(...Edit..software developer here...Tiktok listeners are like everywhere. I see it in devices that don't even or never have ran TikTok. The big device makers have integrated this into the OS. Something to think about.
If you're young, you could live to be a lot older than 65. Start looking at TH-cam videos associated with health & longevity. Learn about the Yamanaka factors (not the full 4, but the 3 that count)
The North produced more than the South, the US produced more than Germany, China produced more than the US. We moved pollution & production to China. We 'produced' more services. What could be the harm in that?
I have a question.Heard it else where and now from my role model Mr.Prof G..... America is so great in almost everything so then what happens to the rest of the other practicing democracies? Also I reckon Trump is keeping the Democratic party honest 😅
Me neither, I thought like you first, then listened again. I think the idea is that she has to illegally enter somebody's house and they will assault her, which will lead to a miscarriage, but if anybody has a better idea? If I was right, I understand the person behind stage, but the audience asked for it. :D
@@Studeb I think this is close to it. it's an abortion joke and a "Texas has a lot of guns" joke combined. you trespass on someone's property while pregnant and get shot, thereby having a "legal abortion". pretty dark joke.
I don’t understand you watch all these doom and gloom TH-cam videos people complaining about the next depression is right around the corner. Nobody has any money. Groceries are too high. Gasoline is too high. Housing is too high. The interest rates are too high but yet every time I go out on the interstates, they’re jampacked full of travelers Either going on vacation or traveling somewhere. if gas was too high why are the interstates packed like sardines three weeks ago? I just came from Walt Disney World in Orlando every single park jam like sardines, airports, constantly packed like sardines young people in their 20s and 30s flying internationally around the world just having a blast. so if everybody’s hurting so bad for cash where is everybody getting the money to do all these activities? especially Disney World that place is not cheap by any means .. So I’m thinking nobody out there is hurting for cash like these TH-cam channels say they are , people are flush with tons of cash out there enjoying themselves.
The All In Podcast (douchecast) alternative to those tired of watching entitled, out of touch tech bros pontificating and talking down to the rest of us from their yachts and gated compounds.
You cann't imagine a better roll model for young women than TAYLOR SWIFT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????????????? LOL - How about just about any nurse/doctor/scientist with reasonable ethics!!!!???
I discovered your podcast thanks to the TH-cam feed algorithm gods, and it's became one of my absolute favorite ones; one of the main reasons is that Scott actually has balls enough to put his opinions out there in a clear and concise manner without a bunch of word salad AND without hyperbole, resorting to ad hominem or name calling just for the sake of view count. Keep it up!
Elon's lawsuit against OpenAI is about finding what happened and where they are in AGI, nothing more... It may not bring any of that to light, but the questions are important.
But Prof G... I'm in Invest AND Harvest Mode 😀 break up Apple!!! Wow. Bold statement. I tend to agree though. Competition is good for the market and the economy
GDP in Saudi Arabia contracted 0.9% in 2023. Driven by a major contraction of oil revenues, as oil prices dropped last year. I wouldn't praise an economy that is still heavily reliant on a non-productive asset such as oil, and with a spree of overly leveraged spending that is a creating an economic boom mirage..
I appreciate your thoughts on personal finance. Your discussions on israel made me unsubscribe months ago, still thank you both for what you share and the work you do for the people. Keep well!
On one side he says Powell is doing a great job, on the other he says propping up the stock market and not allowing the market to crash is bad for the next generation. Seems contradictory.
Listen to the segment titled "are we in a bubble?" and recognize that you're listening to a rich man that's not talking his book. They can be hard to locate sometimes.
The family here in Colorado as well as myself are forever fans. What a dramatic change between what Scott + team produce and the comparative trash from those old men at CNBC! Thanks again! ✨ RON JAGRAF/X and family.
This video was fantastic. The only thing I'd take issue with is the lower and middle class aren't getting richer. I can objectively prove this on many levels. I'm surprised Prof G didn't discuss the level of public debt Americans are incurring to the benefit of the rich at the expense of the middle class. Otherwise, great video!
Hi Scott, you shared about how Apple owning the app store can impact competing music streaming services. Could you share more about how it is allowed for Amazon to be able to sell its own Amazon Basics products in its own marketplace, or I guess how that is different or similar to the Apple situation? Btw, loved this live audience format! I think it really adds to the discussion.
Scott Galloway consistently provides great info while managing to be interesting & entertaining. Ed is a great wing man as well.
Maverick & Ice Man on Markets! 🛩️
@@Stuart.McGregorAppropriate analogy. 😂
Even without the live audience, having both of them in the same room makes for a much more engaging podcast.
Hands down best episode yet! Scott and Ed keep up the great work!
"It's good to be your own boss." ― Prof G
More episodes with live audience please!!! 😂😂😂😂
Definitely
I second this. 😂
Wow it only took 19:10 for Scott bring up red envelop. 😄😄😄😄😄
Scott has a unique gift, as do you Ed! So grateful we can hear your perspectives in this day and age. Tech has its jagged edges but you add a smooth one.
Nothing smooth about him - he is ideological and radically progressive
Honor to be part of your faithful followers, great to see you both well connected and as you said Scott Ed is a gorgeous creation of God and falling in your steps, deeply well into a relationship compound
U did warn them !! 🙈🤯🤣😂
😂
I would have exploded laughing and had to reign in it ASAP.
I never knew Professor G was so fit too. Great episode! :)
I love Scott and I also disagree with him on BYD. I live in China and study Chinese economic policy as a nerdy hobby. The issue is that Chinese manufacturing and especially EV's is artificially subsidized up the ass by the government out here, to the point that it's basically an "invincibility cheat-code" on competition. The end result isn't simply more competition, it's a hallowing out of the manufacturing base in that industry of that country as individual private companies can't compete with the Chinese State. EU experienced it hardcore in solar panels and the US experienced it in many industries that was a huge contribution to manufacturing leaving the US. Expect more trade-wars and tariffs in the future as countries seek to protect their industries from unfair competition.
Most if not all governments do it. The point is spending on certain industries means spending less or not spending on other industries...
@@damonmhtan9490 The difference between what China does vs other countries is usually those countries will subsidies to promote a domestic market. IE US giving subsidies to speed up the transition to cleaner energy. China does it with the intent to export and dominate abroad at the cost of other peoples domestic industries. This has a tendency to piss off your neighbors over time though. Hence the sentiment change on China in the US and EU over the last 10 years
@@valetudo1569 thanks and I agree. It makes it less economic for the other countries to develop. Give me an opportunity to respond. American companies exported manufacturing because foreign countries could do it better and at dirt cheap price.. The respond shouldn't be to accuse others and banning etc... In short let's keep competing and developing... There are over 8 billion people who wants to be hopeful...
@@damonmhtan9490 I'm not sure if we're talking about the same thing. I personally want as many countries to develop as possible. American economic policy for decades now has been about efficiency...outsourcing so things can ultimately be made and sold at cheaper prices. I'm actually totally ok with that as long as everybody is playing by the same rules. The problem is when you have a state that is artificially making things cheaper with the intent to export them to the world at the cost of the importing countries industries... that is a problem. Very few individual private companies can compete with an entire nation-state. If its all just free market economics - I'm totally ok with US companies going where things are cheaper. If its about state-induced and supported mercantilism... thats something I think its perfectly fair and logical for countries to take steps towards countering.
@@valetudo1569 I agree. we have more in common...
Very insightful and well delivered!
Scott brought the 🔥🔥🔥 at the end
Big Love from Morocco ❤ im a great fan of your content, you are doing an amazing job !
As usual! Thanks for the content. You guys feel so much more real in this settings.
Its just so helpful to know that Scott get it. I have never had that chance to buy in. I remember wanting to buy Amazon Stock in high school early 2000s, but couldn't afford more than a few shares then, and forget diversifying. Now that i'm in my late 30s and finally have money to make real investments, many stocks feel almost as out of reach as they did then.
Prof G, makes me mad, happy, and think all at the same time... In other words Perfect... Keep it up...
Sooo to be clear, don’t buy nvidea. Just stick to low cost index funds. Did I catch that right?
I meet Scott on the bill mahre show he’s definitely brilliant. He’s good at these information upload monologues
Great presentation. Worth pointing out Meta was found several times systematically minimizing pro-Palestinian voices and posts. Also look at the quantitative analysis of coverage by the major US news sources (NYT, The Post, etc) which shows a similar skew as what you point out at TikTok only towards the other way. I would argue this is less the Chinese government directly tipping the scales and more young people finding an alternative pov there in a way you can’t find through those other sources
Incredible video. I shared this with my best friends. I really take away a lot of insight from these presentations. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing!
Great stuff, Scott. Great stuff, Ed.
32:45 Damn Scott! You gotta permit for those guns? 💪
Prof G for POTUS
Damnit! I needed this podcast Friday (March 8th) before I bought NVDA at $951. Doh!!!
When did Scott get jacked to the gills?
Around the time he started 1:17
Great episode!
This is excellent.
This is So Good !
One of the best.
Prof G has some big biceps
loved this
Excellent episode
I lost over $80k when everything started to tank. Not because I was in an exchange that went belly up. I was just stupid to hold and because that's what everyone said. I'm still responsible. It just taught me to be a better investor now that I understand more of what could go wrong. It took me over two years of being in the market, I'm really grateful I found one source to recover my money, at least $10k profits weekly. Thanks Kathleen Nolan
I just withdrew my profits a week ago, To be honest it was an amazing feeling when the profits hits my wallet I wish I could reinvest but, too much bills
she's mostly on Telegrams, using the user name
fxnolan 💯 ..that's it
Atlassian founders are cool guys. The jokes are welcome!
The 50b buyout of Fox was a complete disaster for Disney. That's on Bob Iger.
He repeatedly gets off scot-free for this huge bad decision but gets tons of credit for way smaller good decisions.
You reverse that decision and the company is in a much better place.
Can you get "ask" the AI assistant incorporate to your you tube post Professor G?
If symmetry is at the core, why aren't you letting Huawei in the US, when Iphone is selling so well in China?
How are Google and FB doing in China?
@Bryanbkk and you have chinese search engine in the US?
Is it true that all of these cashback and rewards schemes that everybody likes from their credit cards are just being paid for by these same companies just raising their transaction/ swipe fees? I have seen some articles about this but no definitive answer…
Isn't the extraordinay low inflation for a growth economy directly a function of the inequality - when poor people get money they spend it and so demand goes up, inflation goes up, when rich people get money they invest it and inflation does not occur
The problem with Disney is two fold 1) They have massive expense structure from all their acquisitions, and 2) The public isn't paying big money for movies anymore. So yeah, they have to downsize all the infrastructure they bought AND make movies people actually want to watch. It's not hard on paper, but someone has to execute.
Jim Cramer of the marketing predictions 😂
Professor G and Sideshow Ed! 😊
I loved this. Scott is ripped. What the hell ha
God I love Scott 36:29
Scott, I would push back a bit, there were plenty of bargains to be had in 2020.
Maverick & Ice Man on Markets! 🛩️ 🛩️
God damn Scott. What is your bicep workout routine? Asking for myself.
Follow the best, follow his mindset not his bicep. there are better people on youtube.
Did Powell raise faster thank Volker? Anyone...I'm too lazy to look this up myself
How does G build those biceps at his age? I'm younger and every time I put on bigger weights, my biceps feel like they are coming loose from the bone.
Jacking it up with drugs
BACK 2 you Ed
I had an uncle day trading and I just knew he would never beat high frequency trading models. It sucks you into the belief you will win. If you guess right? But then at that point, it's gambling with high stakes and probability. Not slow growth.
My main disagreement about full contact capitalism during covid and 'letting shake shake fail...,' it was an artificial impact to thise businesses. Sans shut down, they would be fine.
There's no need for conspiracy theories of "thumbs on the scale". Just the fact that Reels and TikTok are run by different machine learning models, trained on different data, and most importantly, that are probably optimizing for different target metrics, can entirely explain the differences described.
Algorithms make more decisions than most people realize.
Hi, Prof G. Here is a different look from your analogy of a relationship of Apple vs Spotify like a credit card company to a customer. The more appropriate way to look at this would be like this. Apple is a mall operator and real estate developer , it has nice locations, with lots of foot traffic, chic shops, fountains and green spaces, safety and security for merchants to sell their merchandise. Apple spends tons of money on maintaining this property in top shape and expects the merchants that sell on the premises to pay a fee. In this analogy, Apple also happens to make clothes , ( historically meaningful part of its business ) and obviously sells the clothes at the store. "Lululemon" says it is anti-competetive because Apple clothes shop does not have to pay 30% fee. But that fee is already built into the property maintenance. I don't think we would expect that Nike, Lululemon, Bloomingdales could says that they are forced to use these nice Apple malls to sell their merchandize and should not have to pay rent or utilities. Disclaimer - I do not own Apple stock.
Good analogy set describing the Apple/EU situation; perhaps a more useful example for future Prof G presentations. Thanks for the input - ✨ RON JAGRAF/X
Bought 100 shares NVDA for my ex girlfriend in 2006 Im sure she is doing quite well now
dam
She's probably thanking you everyday this year🥂⚡
Put Scott galloway an peter zeihan in a room together that would be a interesting conversation
I thoroughly enjoy your podcast! However, I do have a couple of comments. Nvidia chatter, I get it, it's honestly fun to watch when it is going up, not so much was going down dramatically, but an event either way. And I enjoy perspectives regarding the stock, including Aswath's perspective, so I want to communicate that I enjoy the conversation. But I concur with Ed, most people own Nvidia in your audience and viewership, if not outright then via etf or mutual fund. And if your guidance is to mostly own boring passive etfs with only a small portion of assets under what I call "fun" investing then there seems to be a disconnect the message.
Life and investing is about tradeoffs, most all of us are lucky in some aspect and not so much in others. Fair enough, that perhaps there are people that have not had a chance to invest at market lows of 08/09 but there are so many buts ....what about the lost decade which was actually longer than a decade especially inflation adjusted how would that have been motivating to invest during that time, oh invest your money and inflation adjusted you'll actually lose money for a decade! Or what about the pandemic dramatic drop in the market, people were scared until they weren't. Or what about those that had a promising life ahead...until war happened. All I am saying, is that we have all been given a set of cards to play and it's up to us to play the cards dealt to us and not spend more time than needed on mouthing off about it. I appreciate conversations/communications on how to play the cards dealt - the skills, tools, perspectives, habits etc. that will aid in that endeavor. I look forward to your podcast ever Monday so just sharing a few things that seem a bit odd.
Man I should have went to SXSW :(...Edit..software developer here...Tiktok listeners are like everywhere. I see it in devices that don't even or never have ran TikTok. The big device makers have integrated this into the OS. Something to think about.
Guns out!
If you're young, you could live to be a lot older than 65. Start looking at TH-cam videos associated with health & longevity. Learn about the Yamanaka factors (not the full 4, but the 3 that count)
scott type jacked
The North produced more than the South, the US produced more than Germany, China produced more than the US. We moved pollution & production to China. We 'produced' more services. What could be the harm in that?
I have a question.Heard it else where and now from my role model Mr.Prof G..... America is so great in almost everything so then what happens to the rest of the other practicing democracies? Also I reckon Trump is keeping the Democratic party honest 😅
Check out those guns
I predict Reddit IPO will be terrible
I didn't get the second job
👍
Help. I don’t understand the Texas joke. Or maybe it wasn’t funny? I get that she had to leave the state, but is there some pun I’m missing? Thx
tresspassing in a state with "stand your ground" laws. basically they can shoot you (fatally) if youre in their house
Me neither, I thought like you first, then listened again. I think the idea is that she has to illegally enter somebody's house and they will assault her, which will lead to a miscarriage, but if anybody has a better idea? If I was right, I understand the person behind stage, but the audience asked for it. :D
@@Studeb I think this is close to it. it's an abortion joke and a "Texas has a lot of guns" joke combined. you trespass on someone's property while pregnant and get shot, thereby having a "legal abortion". pretty dark joke.
Nah...
The joke is: How do you get this particular medical procedure in the State of Texas?
Answer: by leaving the State of Texas.
😂😂
@@Studeb Thanks.
Live audience deserved a wilder intro-joke!
I don’t understand you watch all these doom and gloom TH-cam videos people complaining about the next depression is right around the corner. Nobody has any money. Groceries are too high. Gasoline is too high. Housing is too high. The interest rates are too high but yet every time I go out on the interstates, they’re jampacked full of travelers Either going on vacation or traveling somewhere. if gas was too high why are the interstates packed like sardines three weeks ago? I just came from Walt Disney World in Orlando every single park jam like sardines, airports, constantly packed like sardines young people in their 20s and 30s flying internationally around the world just having a blast. so if everybody’s hurting so bad for cash where is everybody getting the money to do all these activities? especially Disney World that place is not cheap by any means .. So I’m thinking nobody out there is hurting for cash like these TH-cam channels say they are , people are flush with tons of cash out there enjoying themselves.
The All In Podcast (douchecast) alternative to those tired of watching entitled, out of touch tech bros pontificating and talking down to the rest of us from their yachts and gated compounds.
I watch both for a centrist and lefty view of the world.
Loser who got lucky with apple, that’s it.
Wuddup Scott?! Do you still believe in Russiagate?
If not, can you please publicly apologize for having been so gullible?
Not sure Ed’s giggles are needed.
You cann't imagine a better roll model for young women than TAYLOR SWIFT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????????????? LOL - How about just about any nurse/doctor/scientist with reasonable ethics!!!!???
More pathetic anti Elon whinging from @ProfG sadly- Ed stop encouraging him!!!
I discovered your podcast thanks to the TH-cam feed algorithm gods, and it's became one of my absolute favorite ones; one of the main reasons is that Scott actually has balls enough to put his opinions out there in a clear and concise manner without a bunch of word salad AND without hyperbole, resorting to ad hominem or name calling just for the sake of view count. Keep it up!
He is a progressive tool
Dude Prof G is YOKED. Next week lets talk about the bicep routine...
Thanks for coming to Austin!!!! (Missed it in person, but watching on TH-cam!) Great chat :)
the G is actually for GUNZ. look at the size of those pythons
BICEP JUMPSCARE
Elon's lawsuit against OpenAI is about finding what happened and where they are in AGI, nothing more... It may not bring any of that to light, but the questions are important.
Scot’s Elon bias caused him to miss this.
Love how he talks his own book w the occasional fit of honesty vs his tech bro roots. Income inequality is the problem that keeps on giving
But Prof G... I'm in Invest AND Harvest Mode 😀 break up Apple!!! Wow. Bold statement. I tend to agree though. Competition is good for the market and the economy
GDP in Saudi Arabia contracted 0.9% in 2023. Driven by a major contraction of oil revenues, as oil prices dropped last year. I wouldn't praise an economy that is still heavily reliant on a non-productive asset such as oil, and with a spree of overly leveraged spending that is a creating an economic boom mirage..
I appreciate your thoughts on personal finance. Your discussions on israel made me unsubscribe months ago, still thank you both for what you share and the work you do for the people. Keep well!
On one side he says Powell is doing a great job, on the other he says propping up the stock market and not allowing the market to crash is bad for the next generation. Seems contradictory.
Listen to the segment titled "are we in a bubble?" and recognize that you're listening to a rich man that's not talking his book.
They can be hard to locate sometimes.
Yeah not sure App store = Visa is the best analogy here. I'd say more like app store = retailer of apps.
Elon is a nuisance like his lawsuits
🎉❤😊 Excellent presentation, Scott and Ed.
It's fabulous to see you both with a live audience.😊🎉❤
The ending advice from Prof G at the end is so simple and powerful.
The family here in Colorado as well as myself are forever fans. What a dramatic change between what Scott + team produce and the comparative trash from those old men at CNBC! Thanks again! ✨ RON JAGRAF/X and family.
This video was fantastic. The only thing I'd take issue with is the lower and middle class aren't getting richer. I can objectively prove this on many levels. I'm surprised Prof G didn't discuss the level of public debt Americans are incurring to the benefit of the rich at the expense of the middle class. Otherwise, great video!
Hi Scott, you shared about how Apple owning the app store can impact competing music streaming services. Could you share more about how it is allowed for Amazon to be able to sell its own Amazon Basics products in its own marketplace, or I guess how that is different or similar to the Apple situation?
Btw, loved this live audience format! I think it really adds to the discussion.
There are more contents on tik tok because the usage is so much higher than Reel. Tik Tok doesn't produce content, so how are they responsible?
very unsettling to hear laughs when the prof jokes. used to the dead air I guess
Yeah, you. Thanks.
Banger episode gents.