17:13 animation displays "600 million" and vocals say "60 million". I'm not sure if it's a typo or if the vocals are wrong (I assume vocals given that it took 1.5 Billion to buy up 25% of the company)
For me the fact that a guy in the luxury business can sell enough to become one of the richest on earth shows that theres a lot of things going wrong in the world. So much money spend on things that arent really doing anything for society
This is such a short sighted view.... how many people are employed in this craft? The manufacturers the farmers selling the leather. Thousands have a good life because of this business. This is a good rhing for society at large. Even something as luxurious as a yatch contributes positively to society.
If it makes you feel better, a luxury piece of clothing doesn't take all that much more in terms of resources and labor to produce. The high margins on these products eventually make their way to a place where the capital is more likely to be needed.
@@peacejohn4344 Of course it still contributes to society, but it would still be better for everyone involved, well except for the luxury brands, if we didn't engage in zero sum status games. Although it isn't as wasteful as you might think at first glance, there are still more efficient ways to gain the same benefits.
Then again, who are we to define what other people should spend their money on? If you have more money than brain cells, spend it on crypto, at least that's not my concern.
how to get rich: be rich in the first place. especially true in europe. not denying whatever talents he may or may not have in the old world almost all super rich come from old money or from government support.
Was just gonna say that. And they stay rich by turning the continent into a socialist dystopia where equality of outcome (regardless of individual merit and effort) is the ultimate goal. The ones that have already made are laughing and looking down upon tall of the entrepreneurial spirits that could have given them a run for their money form their high chairs, knowing the socialist governments won't ever let them reach the top.
Funny story, I actually lived and currently work in the town where he was born (Roubaix), in which you can see two clearly different worlds just minutes away, and I have collegues who are terrified at the idea of going through the rough parts of town 3 blocks away from our offices. To put it in perspective, it's like Manhattan and the Bronx at a much smaller scale. And let's be very clear, Bernard's main clientele is from the poorer parts of the town lol.
It's because only poor people believe that owning luxury things make them impressive. The true rich know that owning things that will give you control, power, influence, and advantageous conncetions is the true impressive.
They do buy luxury brands, a lot of rich people like to stunt on people, just like everyone else. Old money doesn't buy the gaudy stuff and usually just gets tailored high quality stuff (still luxury brands), but that's a very small subset of rich people (defining rich as making 1M+ a year).
This a myth that has been proven wrong again and again. Rich people do buy luxury brands because it's chump change to them. If anything they don't buy luxury brands, they buy super-luxury brands, like if they buy a watch, they won't buy a Rolex, they'll buy a Patek and so on.
You are hallucinating if you think rich people buy stuff like normal people clothes from H&M or Walmart. They just buy stuff which are not that gaudy but they are definitely as expensive as the known brands.
The underhanded moves by this guy are terrible. I don’t like when people move that way on business. He was trying to snake a family out of their company just so he could collect all the European fashion houses under his umbrella. He doesn’t care their history or contributions. He doesn’t even want competition. This concentration of ownership is terrible for the market, prices, and creativity.
It's because the rich are clever and knowledgeable therefore could get what they want without using violence. The poor, however, are less knowledgeable and less clever and would resort to the only way they know how to do when threatened.
4:25 l’Ecole polytechnique doesn’t cost a dime; if you agree to work for the government or the military for a few years after graduation, they’ll even pay you to attend
@@SusCalvin but I keep seeing people say their education and healthcare is free when in reality they pay 50% income tax rates for life. I can't even imagine paying that much as an American, and my education and healthcare cost significantly less than that.
@@d_all_in I'm not sure that Americans pay less taxes. If you are in the top income tax bracket, you pay 40-45% including federal, local and state taxes based on where you live. In Germany, you pay 45% in the top bracket, there are no local or state income taxes. Further, in Germany, the social security contributions are limited to the first 90k annual income. In the US the limit is 168k. So someone making 200k in California pays more in total taxes than someone making 200k in Berlin.
There's a book called The Gilded Nexus of Prosperity, and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract a lot of money, it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal
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The thing is, fumes are scary, vapor isn't. Besides, it's just as radioactive as your potato boiling water, but we wouldn't want the public to think that, now would we.
_”Some folks are born silver spoon in hand_ _Lord, don't they help themselves, Lord?_ _But when the taxman come to the door_ _Lord, the house lookin' like a rummage sale, yeah”_
I was with him until the Breaking Bad references, which left me confused. Video makers should remember that not everyone watches the same TV shows that they do.
As someone who doesn't understand fashion can I ask, these brands are clearly very valuable which indicates it's difficult for new brands to enter the market, but why? It's clear to me there is something that prevents new design houses from being established.
The problem with Arnault is he is a man of little authentic culture or gentlemanly conduct. At heart he is simply a megalomaniac with a thoroughly bourgeois attitude (a materialistic social climber). He has a knack for taking once aristocratic brands and turning them into tacky garbage for the nouveaux riches (like himself). Thank God he hasn't got his mits on Chanel or Hermès.
The tiniest mention of buying Tiffany & Co in 2020. That was huge for him and LVMH. He was able to control the Asian market by buying (and then trying to lower the price) of The luxury brand there. It’s quite interesting if you look into it.
The irony no one sees is that poor people ruined luxury. It was a lot cheaper to have luxury back in the day. Now so many poor people want a taste brands need to keep upping the game and make things more and more expensive while providing minimal incremental increases in luxury and exclusivity in order to compensate.
@@westrim Ok so when fake influencers or poor people bandy about in say designer clothes they can't afford or go to a yacht show and pretend they own the yacht they increase the "ubiquity" of luxury and make actual wealthy people need to spend more to "outdo" marginal people. Of course not all truly wealthy people care about this but in aggregate poor people participating or pretending to participate in such a flagrant manner raises the bar for all other participants legitimate or not. For example Rolex used to be cheap and available. Now poor people are buying them as a form of "investment" prices are raised and more and more expensive brands have to get created to make previously wealthy people feel poor.
The growth of the nearly content-free luxury market since the 1990's has been the result of shipping American middle class jobs to overseas cheap labor, creating a massive number of suddenly rich factory bosses overseas, then having them leverage debt on real estate bubbles. The entire market is imploding with the (formerly) third world real estate imploding and global trade being slowed down killing the 3rd world sweatshops, whoses bosses have stopped buying Porsches, LVMH, and etc.. All those brands were on the verge of bankruptcy circa 1990.
Believe me: Arnault IS a “household name” in Europe… especially in French-speaking cuntries… Maybe bc his name to hard to utter for foreigners and non-natives? Ahhaa😅 Btw, ur pronunciation of his name is great! (Nearly) on point! Bravo 🙌
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How are voting rights computed? In the video, it said Arnault acquired 43.5% stake in the company with 35% voting rights. Why not 43.5% voting rights too?
Yeh of course you would have every one of those companies go Bankrupt just like every NASTY Socialist. Go away, employ people, and be successful, then criticise others, you silly hate filled fool. Never think bad of those employing others.
The left wingers in the comment section are so resentful that by just reading their comments you know they will never be rich, being rich does not make you happy we all know that, but damn not being rich make these people a hell of a more resentful.
I’m so confused what’s wrong with buying steaks as a takeover instead of an investment? Also, what does it matter if he buys all the non family shares in the company he wouldn’t have the majority vote. The family owns the rest well over half am I missing something here?
For the Newbie if you are actually trading in the crypto space and you don't have a sound mentor. Then you are certainly going to get liquidated in 90% of your trades. Yeah that's sad truth. I remember when i just got into crypto back in 2019 but later in 2020 i ended up selling it because i have lost alot trading all by myself without a guide. Got back into crypto early in 2024 with $20k and I'm up with $232k in a short period of time
Yes true, I have been in touch with a brokerage Advisor. With an initial starting reserve of $75k, my advisor chooses the entry and exit commands for my portfolio, which has grown to approximately $550k.
There should be hundreds of thousands of ateliers across the planet, filled with local artisans producing everything from fashion, to workwear. People should be proud of and fiercely loyal to their regional industries. There's certainly enough money sloshed about to support this, these global mega corps are just picketing the difference as obscene profits. So there just needs to be a mindset shift back to shop locally. This was occuring in the 90s u food as well as fashion, but they tightened the economic screws and crushed the trend which was a bottom up process.
@@kimnoir Your rebuttal doesn't make sense and is in no way related to my argument. The person in the town over won't be buying the product made by the artisans in your town. Unless it's a particularly special product, there should be no need to. And you know, eventually we'll be able to produce things in our garages using raw materials. The age of centralised distribution is getting it's funeral pyre stacked up and the behaviour of the parasites that run these systems, is accelerating that process.
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Bernard Arnault is a real life Superman. what an interesting investor. I don't personally see the reason for a controlling ownership and sticking with one industry, accept maybe the thrill like competing for a gold medal maybe? So i won't be immitating his work, but I admire and deeply respect him. He definitely deserves the gold medal. Very fun. Thank you for making this video
So in essence, France still has kings and queens, supporters of right-wing politics (Arnaud, Bettencourt, pitting the people against each other. Sucks.
Dude coming with excuses for his failures in the US.. it’s like an American business man trying to be as successful on foreign soil. It’s less likely, duh
For the Newbie if you are actually trading in the crypto space and you don't have a sound mentor. Then you are certainly going to get liquidated in 90% of your trades. Yeah that's sad truth. I remember when i just got into crypto back in 2019 but later in 2020 i ended up selling it because i have lost alot trading all by myself without a guide. Got back into crypto early in 2024 with $20k and I'm up with $232k in a short period of time
I've tried investing in the stock market several times but always got discouraged by fluctuations of stock value. I would be happy if you could advise me based on how you went about yours, as I am ready to go the passive income path.!!
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9:35 there's a typo. Vocals say "17 million", but the animation shows "7 million".
17:13 animation displays "600 million" and vocals say "60 million".
I'm not sure if it's a typo or if the vocals are wrong (I assume vocals given that it took 1.5 Billion to buy up 25% of the company)
i'm french, i'm shocked there is no mention about the money he received from the state to buy all this in the first place
Yeah, the video is full of interpretations and "entertaining" fillings, not very critical and not so well researched.
🥐🥖
@@KarlaKloppstock Can you expect any more from an American video essay youtuber (or self proclaimed journalist)?
@@monolith-zl4qt ouch
That’s just legalised corruption. He must have dirt or done favours for government officials.
For me the fact that a guy in the luxury business can sell enough to become one of the richest on earth shows that theres a lot of things going wrong in the world. So much money spend on things that arent really doing anything for society
Yeah it's not a great sign
This is such a short sighted view.... how many people are employed in this craft? The manufacturers the farmers selling the leather. Thousands have a good life because of this business. This is a good rhing for society at large. Even something as luxurious as a yatch contributes positively to society.
If it makes you feel better, a luxury piece of clothing doesn't take all that much more in terms of resources and labor to produce. The high margins on these products eventually make their way to a place where the capital is more likely to be needed.
@@peacejohn4344 Of course it still contributes to society, but it would still be better for everyone involved, well except for the luxury brands, if we didn't engage in zero sum status games. Although it isn't as wasteful as you might think at first glance, there are still more efficient ways to gain the same benefits.
Then again, who are we to define what other people should spend their money on? If you have more money than brain cells, spend it on crypto, at least that's not my concern.
how to get rich: be rich in the first place. especially true in europe.
not denying whatever talents he may or may not have in the old world almost all super rich come from old money or from government support.
Was just gonna say that. And they stay rich by turning the continent into a socialist dystopia where equality of outcome (regardless of individual merit and effort) is the ultimate goal. The ones that have already made are laughing and looking down upon tall of the entrepreneurial spirits that could have given them a run for their money form their high chairs, knowing the socialist governments won't ever let them reach the top.
"A small loan of a million dollars" goes a long way
As opposed to the self made sigma males of other continents hahahah maybe start reading the Forbes 100 list & find out where they all started from
bruv wtf Woke YT keeps deleting my comments
Same everywhere most billionaires i herit money
Funny story, I actually lived and currently work in the town where he was born (Roubaix), in which you can see two clearly different worlds just minutes away, and I have collegues who are terrified at the idea of going through the rough parts of town 3 blocks away from our offices. To put it in perspective, it's like Manhattan and the Bronx at a much smaller scale.
And let's be very clear, Bernard's main clientele is from the poorer parts of the town lol.
And he owns the football club Rennes right. A small but significant detail especially Americans should take note of.
You should not have allowed so much immigration
It's because only poor people believe that owning luxury things make them impressive. The true rich know that owning things that will give you control, power, influence, and advantageous conncetions is the true impressive.
@@leverage2279 And that's the difference between Old Money vs Nouveau Riche.
Rich people don't buy luxury brands. It is usually people who think it makes them look rich.
Rich people do buy luxury brands but they are usually of a type where it is not obvious. Stealth wealth
They do buy luxury brands, a lot of rich people like to stunt on people, just like everyone else.
Old money doesn't buy the gaudy stuff and usually just gets tailored high quality stuff (still luxury brands), but that's a very small subset of rich people (defining rich as making 1M+ a year).
This a myth that has been proven wrong again and again.
Rich people do buy luxury brands because it's chump change to them.
If anything they don't buy luxury brands, they buy super-luxury brands, like if they buy a watch, they won't buy a Rolex, they'll buy a Patek and so on.
You are hallucinating if you think rich people buy stuff like normal people clothes from H&M or Walmart. They just buy stuff which are not that gaudy but they are definitely as expensive as the known brands.
ALL women like luxury brands.
some men do
The underhanded moves by this guy are terrible. I don’t like when people move that way on business. He was trying to snake a family out of their company just so he could collect all the European fashion houses under his umbrella. He doesn’t care their history or contributions. He doesn’t even want competition. This concentration of ownership is terrible for the market, prices, and creativity.
“When the rich rob the poor, it’s called business ... When the poor fight back, it’s called violence.” - Mark Twain
Deny, depose...
You bought something and say you're robbed? How dumb is ur thinking?
wow how dumb you are
It's because the rich are clever and knowledgeable therefore could get what they want without using violence. The poor, however, are less knowledgeable and less clever and would resort to the only way they know how to do when threatened.
Or maybe just maybe most rich people aren't robbing the poor@@leverage2279
4:25 l’Ecole polytechnique doesn’t cost a dime; if you agree to work for the government or the military for a few years after graduation, they’ll even pay you to attend
It costs half of your lifetime income. Why do Europeans not understand how taxes work?
@@d_all_inWe do. But sometimes chaps like to pretend they did not grow wealthy in this environment, and want to kick down the ladder they climbed.
@@SusCalvin but I keep seeing people say their education and healthcare is free when in reality they pay 50% income tax rates for life. I can't even imagine paying that much as an American, and my education and healthcare cost significantly less than that.
@@d_all_in I'm not sure that Americans pay less taxes. If you are in the top income tax bracket, you pay 40-45% including federal, local and state taxes based on where you live. In Germany, you pay 45% in the top bracket, there are no local or state income taxes. Further, in Germany, the social security contributions are limited to the first 90k annual income. In the US the limit is 168k. So someone making 200k in California pays more in total taxes than someone making 200k in Berlin.
@@md-gn3yf Great point, consider me educated
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10:22 Fumes? You mean… water vapor?
right?
The thing is, fumes are scary, vapor isn't. Besides, it's just as radioactive as your potato boiling water, but we wouldn't want the public to think that, now would we.
Yep. The scripts on this video and the one about tech bubbles are pretty bad. I wonder if they got new writers.
I was just about to say something about that, glad I was the only one to notice
Came to the comments for this.
_”Some folks are born silver spoon in hand_
_Lord, don't they help themselves, Lord?_
_But when the taxman come to the door_
_Lord, the house lookin' like a rummage sale, yeah”_
What song?
@@harounk8849 Darude - Sandstorm
@@harounk8849Fortunate Son by CCR
@@harounk8849 Fortunate Son by Creedence Clearwater Revival.
Nuclear power plants don’t produce fumes that’s water vapor not pollution
I was with him until the Breaking Bad references, which left me confused. Video makers should remember that not everyone watches the same TV shows that they do.
As someone who doesn't understand fashion can I ask, these brands are clearly very valuable which indicates it's difficult for new brands to enter the market, but why? It's clear to me there is something that prevents new design houses from being established.
The problem with Arnault is he is a man of little authentic culture or gentlemanly conduct. At heart he is simply a megalomaniac with a thoroughly bourgeois attitude (a materialistic social climber). He has a knack for taking once aristocratic brands and turning them into tacky garbage for the nouveaux riches (like himself). Thank God he hasn't got his mits on Chanel or Hermès.
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Perfect way to start the yaar
Stop buying that crap let’s see how his money will grow
The tiniest mention of buying Tiffany & Co in 2020. That was huge for him and LVMH. He was able to control the Asian market by buying (and then trying to lower the price) of The luxury brand there.
It’s quite interesting if you look into it.
To be happy, you live hidden - French proverb
amazing!! We want more fashion stories!
The irony no one sees is that poor people ruined luxury. It was a lot cheaper to have luxury back in the day. Now so many poor people want a taste brands need to keep upping the game and make things more and more expensive while providing minimal incremental increases in luxury and exclusivity in order to compensate.
Really? Pray tell how poor people are propelling yacht growth.
Sounds like the flip side of the tragedy of the commons.
@@westrim Ok so when fake influencers or poor people bandy about in say designer clothes they can't afford or go to a yacht show and pretend they own the yacht they increase the "ubiquity" of luxury and make actual wealthy people need to spend more to "outdo" marginal people. Of course not all truly wealthy people care about this but in aggregate poor people participating or pretending to participate in such a flagrant manner raises the bar for all other participants legitimate or not. For example Rolex used to be cheap and available. Now poor people are buying them as a form of "investment" prices are raised and more and more expensive brands have to get created to make previously wealthy people feel poor.
@@westrimby buying expensive flower water from dior
sounds like something a poor person would say
You didn't pronounce Bernard or Arnaut correctly, but the attempt was well appreciated 🙏👍
The growth of the nearly content-free luxury market since the 1990's has been the result of shipping American middle class jobs to overseas cheap labor, creating a massive number of suddenly rich factory bosses overseas, then having them leverage debt on real estate bubbles. The entire market is imploding with the (formerly) third world real estate imploding and global trade being slowed down killing the 3rd world sweatshops, whoses bosses have stopped buying Porsches, LVMH, and etc.. All those brands were on the verge of bankruptcy circa 1990.
15:41 "Internal conflict prevailed"
That's the frenchiest thing to happen kkkk
what's with the weird black fragments at 8:46 in the taxi scene?
We need how money works to remake this video
Great video! Nuclear power plants don’t pump out fumes, it doesn’t burn hudroarbons
These people are not saviours! They are opportunists!
If you read the Economist you've heard of him.
Believe me: Arnault IS a “household name” in Europe… especially in French-speaking cuntries… Maybe bc his name to hard to utter for foreigners and non-natives? Ahhaa😅
Btw, ur pronunciation of his name is great! (Nearly) on point! Bravo 🙌
This video is not exactly a Harvard Business School case study.
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Delete this
3:33 he should ask his sons if their literature teacher was up to no good.
Ahhh to be untalented and wealthy, instead im untalented and broke.
Nuclear power plants only produce steam. So using the word fumes is a mischaracterization
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We already know.
Nuclear power plants do not “pump out fumes”
How are voting rights computed?
In the video, it said Arnault acquired 43.5% stake in the company with 35% voting rights. Why not 43.5% voting rights too?
cannot believe a luxury bs worth more than ASML lol. =
Correction: It's poor people that actually buy luxury brands
Not true
All the waste, the capital, the resources, the man power, all just waste.
Yeh of course you would have every one of those companies go Bankrupt just like every NASTY Socialist.
Go away, employ people, and be successful, then criticise others, you silly hate filled fool.
Never think bad of those employing others.
9:34 is that $7 million or $17 million?
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Why the assumption that everyone watches Netflix branded series?
Je suis pas sûre que son chocolat avec les fèves africaines, ça marche
The left wingers in the comment section are so resentful that by just reading their comments you know they will never be rich, being rich does not make you happy we all know that, but damn not being rich make these people a hell of a more resentful.
Hmmm yes yummy yummy boots
Nuclear power plant fumes lol, you mean water vapor
the mixing of breaking bad makes this confusing and stupid please never do that cr*p again
I’m so confused what’s wrong with buying steaks as a takeover instead of an investment? Also, what does it matter if he buys all the non family shares in the company he wouldn’t have the majority vote. The family owns the rest well over half am I missing something here?
How many times will you repeat his name? The whole script seems to be written by an AI
He's a seller, selling to buyers who are broke people trying to play catch up
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For the Newbie if you are actually trading in the crypto space and you don't have a sound mentor. Then you are certainly going to get liquidated in 90% of your trades. Yeah that's sad truth. I remember when i just got into crypto back in 2019 but later in 2020 i ended up selling it because i have lost alot trading all by myself without a guide. Got back into crypto early in 2024 with $20k and I'm up with $232k in a short period of time
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What opportunities are there in the market, and how do I profit from it?
You can make a lot of money from the market regardless of whether it strengthens or crashes. The key is to be well positioned.
Yes true, I have been in touch with a brokerage Advisor. With an initial starting reserve of $75k, my advisor chooses the entry and exit commands for my portfolio, which has grown to approximately $550k.
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BeastMasterGreedBrainTrained UnfashionableCreHater💀
Too bad he can’t get his hands on hermes
You tried so hard to sound like you knew how to pronounce french words yet did not know Moët is pronounced with a hard T.
Billionaires are not the richest people. The Saudi prince has net worth in the trillions.
I have yet to meet one wealthy person that buys any of LVMH products. It’s mostly the middle class that does.
Rise of bernie and dior ❤❤🎉🎉long live
I hope you stress the same effort when pronouncing names from other cultures. Great video by the way……
There should be hundreds of thousands of ateliers across the planet, filled with local artisans producing everything from fashion, to workwear. People should be proud of and fiercely loyal to their regional industries. There's certainly enough money sloshed about to support this, these global mega corps are just picketing the difference as obscene profits. So there just needs to be a mindset shift back to shop locally. This was occuring in the 90s u food as well as fashion, but they tightened the economic screws and crushed the trend which was a bottom up process.
Fiercely loyal? So the small local shops we support become those big nationwide, maybe even worldwide, brands?
@@kimnoir Your rebuttal doesn't make sense and is in no way related to my argument. The person in the town over won't be buying the product made by the artisans in your town. Unless it's a particularly special product, there should be no need to. And you know, eventually we'll be able to produce things in our garages using raw materials. The age of centralised distribution is getting it's funeral pyre stacked up and the behaviour of the parasites that run these systems, is accelerating that process.
Hysterical title....
But very true
Whats with the victim mentality in the comments? Its depressing to read
so he scams stupid rich women and tries to go in big boys club and gets rejected.
it doesn't matter whenever everyone else wants to be in his club lmfao
this video isn't well done tbh, I've seen many others on the same topic
Algorithm comment
Why strive for riches when you can immerse yourself in cosplay and pretend to be.
p
getting rich is easy, make sure you're born in a rich family, get very expensive education and have nothing else to do with your time than grow your wealth...
Make sure to pay 20- 5 percent down on house lmao don’t hate on rich people when you are one of them too
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Bernard Arnault is a real life Superman.
what an interesting investor.
I don't personally see the reason for a controlling ownership and sticking with one industry,
accept maybe the thrill like competing for a gold medal maybe?
So i won't be immitating his work, but I admire and deeply respect him. He definitely deserves the gold medal.
Very fun. Thank you for making this video
So in essence, France still has kings and queens, supporters of right-wing politics (Arnaud, Bettencourt, pitting the people against each other. Sucks.
I prefer the coco story, doing underhand deals with the nazis to whack her business partners. What a hitta
Dude coming with excuses for his failures in the US.. it’s like an American business man trying to be as successful on foreign soil.
It’s less likely, duh
For the Newbie if you are actually trading in the crypto space and you don't have a sound mentor. Then you are certainly going to get liquidated in 90% of your trades. Yeah that's sad truth. I remember when i just got into crypto back in 2019 but later in 2020 i ended up selling it because i have lost alot trading all by myself without a guide. Got back into crypto early in 2024 with $20k and I'm up with $232k in a short period of time
Investing in stocks is planting a tree for your future; with patience, it will bear fruit
I've tried investing in the stock market several times but always got discouraged by fluctuations of stock value. I would be happy if you could advise me based on how you went about yours, as I am ready to go the passive income path.!!
Yes true, I have been in touch with a brokerage Advisor. With an initial starting reserve of $75k, my advisor chooses the entry and exit commands for my portfolio, which has grown to approximately $550k.
Please can you leave the info of your Investment advisor here? I'm in dire need for one
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