@@theycallmealex454 Aye. He Burry can predict all he wants... The real question is... Which predictions did he stake money on? Find the answer to that and you have the answer to how confident Burry is in his predictions
@@FarizCircleXVIP He predicted the last crash and created a short position that never existed before because people thought it was impossible. So unless he does something similar he will do what he keeps doing since and just say I was wrong over and over when the next crash does not happen, he is trying to create panic conditions like so many others out there and when he is wrong he will back out of the trade.
hes always saying hes crashing, from what they said today in cnbc his portfolio slumped to a 1% return. lool. you can only break the code one time, even if theres a crash something like we witnessed in 2008 would be in my humble opinion impossible because of internet. we didnt have trading plataforms an information flowing like what we have today. financially illiteracy is still high and volatility will be high but dollar cost averaging will give you massive returns in this stupid trading times. everybody thinks its warren buffet nowadays but in 20 years dollar cost averaging will make much higher returns than any twitter reading trader lol
This is the problem, the stock market has turned into a gambling mess instead of good productive companys with responsible stewardship. So many people are in stocks through employment and pensions (seems like all the puts and shorts, buy backs and all other manipulations do nothing good for a stable economy )
If people are hard up for money they will take more risks in the market for a big return. Not everyone can buy Apple and wait 10 years to get a 40% return.
@@surface_glow2520 your statement just makes the case for his comment, thats an unstable way of keeping something running. if wall street was everyday people and not traders backed by index funds worth millions these risk would tank the market within a year. instead a big company loses a couple million and it just negatively affects everyday peoples 401k's until they make another crazy bet and make money on it. it's an insane way of doing business.
Thanks for taking the time to explain the put options too. Been trying to read up on them since Bury announced this and most information is confusing at best. You explained everything clearly and the situation with Bury which everyone else seems to leave out. Also didn't realize how much 7 stocks were carrying the S&P. Great video!
Recommend Guy Cohen books. The main thing to consider is it's a lot more complex than it appears with the folks on the other side of the trades being from hedge funds or investment banks who have deep knowledge and a lot of information.
He's been right on the past couple years. He realized the market delusion and fed stimulus was going to push prices up after they hit a low this year and said BUY. The market has hit new highs now the house of cards is about to collapse. He's telling everyone it's sell time.
Remember that Burry bought an *options* contract, he didn't actually buy (or short) any stocks. He doesn't necessarily think the market will definitely fall; he just thinks there's a chance that it could. Now, he has the option to profit if the market did fall.
I spent the past few years waiting for a fall that never came. But preparing for it was a win. Credit is better than ever, savings is bigger than ever. I’m gonna survive at least a little while.
Burry's position for these put options is only like 5% of the total value of the investment firm. The reason the numbers published for this trade were so high is because it looked at the value of the stocks in the bet based on their total value at sale, i.e. the $100 sale price, not the $5 he paid for the option
@@andreasbrandstetter9272 Totally agree, I am deaf on one ear, and trying to listen to content with background music is a real pain. If I want to listen to music I will spin up some classic vinyl. Cheers.
Ok, I understood the call option, but not the put option; even if you have a contract allowing you to sell stock for a higher price then it's current value, who would pay those stocks ? Or did I miss something and is the contract binding, as in I pay 5$ and you HAVE to buy those stocks from me at 100$ ?
Imagine if berkshire sells all their Apple stock. That would start a chain reaction that would probably see a 20-30% drop in the s&p 500. I would also say that it would be a good and very profitable exit for Berkshire
Wow, a 16 minute Video on what actually didn't happen. He opened a Calendar Spread, he also sold covered QQQ Calls. He insured his multi billion dollar position with the PUT, and received multiple million dollar credit for selling the shorter term OTM calls to pay for the insurance. It's insurance, because the PUT increases in value, when the share price falls, the Calls make a cashflow when the share tumbles or stays flat,and locks in profits if the Call is assigned.
So for call option vs put option, if I’m interpreting what he’s saying correctly, you’d have to actually own a stock in the first place in order to do a put option whereas in a call option you don’t have to because you’re paying for the option to buy? Am I interpreting this correctly?
You do the put option, then you buy the stock if it falls below the price at which you agreed to sell. So if you do a put option agreeing to sell at 100 and the stock falls to 80, you buy the stock at 80 and sell for the 100 you agreed. Burry ended up failing miserably with this trade tho, he called it quits yesterday
So it's two months later and the QQQ went down briefly and then rose to above where it ws. So what were the durations of these put options that Burry purchased!?!?! .... and did he exercise them at the bottom????
The yield curve is at is most inverted in years. Similar levels to 1928 and 2006. Starting to uninvert (long end yields are rising) which might be why he';s going short. Good time to go long on the 10 and 30 year bonds.
To be honest I rarely take the time to comment on videos or other comments for that matter. However, credit due where it is due….. probably one of the simplest , purest explanations possible in my opinion. Nailed it 👌🏻
1. To prearrange a sale (eg, you need money to pay tuition but want the option of selling even higher if the market continues up) 2. To protect a portfolio. You are your clients may prefer smaller returns to ensure you don't have huge losses 3. To stay invested. Your strategy may be so leveraged that you must have protection to prevent a tiny down move causing your broker to sell stuff at a loss to cut the risk 4. You literally think the market will go down but won't or can't go short 5. You want to receive extra money when the market goes down so you can have cash to buy more stocks 6. Volatility plays. You think options have gotten cheap but don't care about market direction, so you buy puts and shares expecting to profit from increased option prices (not from the price movements in the stock)
Great presentation. Finally got it with call and put options, and I see the case with Burry's bet against the 6 big stocks holding everything up. The other factor in that equation is the rising dollar. Last time the dollar got this higher earlier in the year banks started breaking. Fed patched them up quickly without too much ado. We'll see what happens this time, if anything, but certainly things don't feel too stable.
Great video! I have a question, I have two fraud inquiries on my reports that I would like to get removed. I've seen your video regarding this, but Im still a bit confused. So I know my first step would be making a call with the credit bureau (Experian) but should I also make call what time? And would I be never stop sending a good compny *VRI TOKEN* to my friends and people I know regarding any credit situations
The bot that sold you the put option already sold some shares and kept selling as the stock fell. By doing their job, lots of other parties (who bought shares along the way) absorbed some of the losses on the put contract that you gained on Also, another way to look at it is that the seller of the put usually collects a little more than needed, so over time, it's like an insurance fund that builds up so that it can pay out when the stock falls big time and they lose big on a contract.
You make a lot of good points. What you are missing is that most money is made in the market by trend following. Presently, the trend is down. The reasons don't matter. The Fundamentals are bearish, but that's not enough. We had to wait for the trend change. I use the Ichimoku on a 4 hr. time frame (futures) taking my first position at the T-K cross and a second position when the 5-25 day moving average crosses. I will continue to add up to four positions (total) at 1/2 times the ATR. This money management comes from the Turtle rules. I close the trade in increments or totally close it if price goes parabolic. Jesse Livermore said, "I trade the technicals, but I make the most profits if I am trading in the direction of the fundamentals." Good Luck.
@@signorebuccie Using tradingview, set up the Ichimoku indicator (standard) and apply it to the 4 hr futures charts. Set up the 5 day and 25 day SMA Enter the first position when the Conversion Line (tenkan sen) crosses the Base Line (kijun sen). Take your second position when the 5 SMA crosses the 25 SMA. Set the indicator at 30 and 150 for the 4 hr chart. Add a 3rd and 4th position at 1/2 ATR above your second entry if price is above the cloud. Set stop loss at 2x ATR. Move stops to break even if you put on the 3rd and 4th position. Take profit when the Conversion line crosses the Base line or when the price goes parabolic or when you have 3:1 profit. Trade small, these are fast markets. The computers will beat you if you use lower time frames. Win rate is less than 45%, but profits compensate for this.
Options contracts exists as an insurance to protect one's portfolio from price fluctuations (volatility). It wasn't meant to be used as a bet (gamble).
Those on the other side of Burry’s bet may lack the ability to make good on the contract and hence default. Just as insurance companies make good on their contracts, up to their claims paying capabilities. Force majeure on the COMEX or other platform may even trigger an avalanche of defaults and inabilities to satisfy contractual obligations.
I think 13-F would have securities, so the options should be cleared by the OCC? But yeah, contagion still seems plausible (eg, if OCC can't recover net equity from brokers) I don't think force majeure even came into play during 2020, though (but there could always be some bigger or different event)
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Nice analysis. One more thing that may be driving this bet; tech companies, and their stocks even moreso, are particularly vulnerable to a contracting money supply.
Something wrong with the thumbnail. That wasn’t Bury’s tweet, that was his status. For him if the market doesn’t crash twice a year, it doesn’t feel like a year.
are you stupid?? he said multiple times in the video what his record is. when it comes to betting against the broad stock market, he is 100% and has made a fortune off of it, the only predicton he made that was wrong was betting against tesla, thats it
It's essential to recognize the limitations of available information and to approach speculative bets with caution, as market dynamics can be influenced by various factors. Love how you explain the concept of options contracts, both call and put options - allow investors to profit from price movements without necessarily owning the underlying stocks.
It's clear that you've taken the time to thoroughly research and explain the situation, making it much easier for others to understand the context and implications of this trade.
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Michel Burry has predicted 11 of the past 2 crashes.
😂😂😂
And this one too apparently.
Lol he is wrong a lot , though a broken clock is right twice a day
Are all these predictions by him actual bets or just some of them?
@@theycallmealex454 Aye. He Burry can predict all he wants... The real question is... Which predictions did he stake money on? Find the answer to that and you have the answer to how confident Burry is in his predictions
Burry predicts the market will crash every year
He gives reasons for it but hasn't put his money on it until now.
@@mrtony1985He made a Bet in January 2023 and later tweeted “I was wrong” so yeah he also gets it wrong.
@@freddiebob7092You said it, ha!
I guarantee his lifetime returns are massively better than yours
He does seem to be a permabear
I always get "god...I need the market to crash right now" energy from Micheal Everytime he starts tweeting.
hope u get the energy 100+700 millions dollars from Michael too
instant retired bro
@@FarizCircleXVIP He predicted the last crash and created a short position that never existed before because people thought it was impossible.
So unless he does something similar he will do what he keeps doing since and just say I was wrong over and over when the next crash does not happen, he is trying to create panic conditions like so many others out there and when he is wrong he will back out of the trade.
hes always saying hes crashing, from what they said today in cnbc his portfolio slumped to a 1% return. lool. you can only break the code one time, even if theres a crash something like we witnessed in 2008 would be in my humble opinion impossible because of internet. we didnt have trading plataforms an information flowing like what we have today. financially illiteracy is still high and volatility will be high but dollar cost averaging will give you massive returns in this stupid trading times. everybody thinks its warren buffet nowadays but in 20 years dollar cost averaging will make much higher returns than any twitter reading trader lol
@martincordell8806 - had NO IDEA ... God was into Wall Street ... able to crash the Market, or plug Wall Street !!
You gotta give it to him though. Michael Burry has correctly predicted 20 out of the last 3 recessions
You might wanna revisit this?
Market gave insane returns in since 2023.
Just creating fear cause fear sells.
Never seen anyone explain options as well as you did this video. Well done!
agree
you wont ever understand options until you start trading them.
Partial explanation, he missed to mention IV & IVR.
It was good... if I'd been looking for a video telling me what call and put options are, which I wasn't. Maybe make a separate video for just that.
agreed
This is the problem, the stock market has turned into a gambling mess instead of good productive companys with responsible stewardship. So many people are in stocks through employment
and pensions (seems like all the puts and shorts, buy backs and all other manipulations do nothing good for a stable economy )
Yeah, unlike stock market 100 years ago?
Yeah they are all financial instruments based on borrowing and leverage. It's not sustainable.
If people are hard up for money they will take more risks in the market for a big return. Not everyone can buy Apple and wait 10 years to get a 40% return.
@@surface_glow2520 your statement just makes the case for his comment, thats an unstable way of keeping something running. if wall street was everyday people and not traders backed by index funds worth millions these risk would tank the market within a year. instead a big company loses a couple million and it just negatively affects everyday peoples 401k's until they make another crazy bet and make money on it. it's an insane way of doing business.
it’s always been this way
Thanks for taking the time to explain the put options too. Been trying to read up on them since Bury announced this and most information is confusing at best. You explained everything clearly and the situation with Bury which everyone else seems to leave out. Also didn't realize how much 7 stocks were carrying the S&P. Great video!
If I were you I would look into futures instead of options . Futures is infinitely better than options
Dangerous territory.
Especially RIGHT Now!
Recommend Guy Cohen books. The main thing to consider is it's a lot more complex than it appears with the folks on the other side of the trades being from hedge funds or investment banks who have deep knowledge and a lot of information.
He's been right on the past couple years.
He realized the market delusion and fed stimulus was going to push prices up after they hit a low this year and said BUY. The market has hit new highs now the house of cards is about to collapse. He's telling everyone it's sell time.
those are common sense predictions, anyone could see them. Infusing MORE funny money into a near zero rate economy would shoot into inflation? Genius!
The market hasn’t hit a new high.
@@DoggoWillink It hit a new high in 2022 and it also rebounded 20% to near the highs after falling to 3700 on the S&P
Remember that Burry bought an *options* contract, he didn't actually buy (or short) any stocks. He doesn't necessarily think the market will definitely fall; he just thinks there's a chance that it could. Now, he has the option to profit if the market did fall.
This is by far the most practical way I've seen calls and puts explained on RUclips, kudos!
Yes, I recommend people this video for that part even if they don't care about the Burry part. :D
I spent the past few years waiting for a fall that never came. But preparing for it was a win. Credit is better than ever, savings is bigger than ever. I’m gonna survive at least a little while.
One of the best overviews of Bury and the market I’ve watched in years. Thank you
Burry's position for these put options is only like 5% of the total value of the investment firm. The reason the numbers published for this trade were so high is because it looked at the value of the stocks in the bet based on their total value at sale, i.e. the $100 sale price, not the $5 he paid for the option
Finally The big short part II will happen, such a great movie, couldn't wait for part II
Hammish can you just turn down background music a smidge more in your vids thanks
thanks for the feedback!
+1 for this comment :)
That’s what you take away from all this brilliant free content?
FMD
If you have bad hearing, this can make the speech difficult to understand. So yes, it is worth mentioning.
@@andreasbrandstetter9272 Totally agree, I am deaf on one ear, and trying to listen to content with background music is a real pain. If I want to listen to music I will spin up some classic vinyl. Cheers.
So a call option is kind of like layaway?
Thanks for the explanation of the contract, i didnt understand until now ✅
Thanks for that video. You're the first person who explained options so that I truly understand them.
Ok, I understood the call option, but not the put option; even if you have a contract allowing you to sell stock for a higher price then it's current value, who would pay those stocks ? Or did I miss something and is the contract binding, as in I pay 5$ and you HAVE to buy those stocks from me at 100$ ?
Imagine if berkshire sells all their Apple stock. That would start a chain reaction that would probably see a 20-30% drop in the s&p 500. I would also say that it would be a good and very profitable exit for Berkshire
Wow, a 16 minute Video on what actually didn't happen.
He opened a Calendar Spread, he also sold covered QQQ Calls. He insured his multi billion dollar position with the PUT, and received multiple million dollar credit for selling the shorter term OTM calls to pay for the insurance.
It's insurance, because the PUT increases in value, when the share price falls, the Calls make a cashflow when the share tumbles or stays flat,and locks in profits if the Call is assigned.
Short call, long put --> collar
Can you say when his strike date is for the puts he purchased?
Been following you for years and this is your best video to date. Very well explained.
Would love an update to this video
He has only “predicting” this “crash” for 10 years 😂
Wonderful explanation, i just wish there was no background music.
Let's not hold our breath this year.
Even a broken clock is right twice a day 😂
well said
Hi Hamish ... Do we know the expiry date of that 1.6 B short ?
I really enjoyed this one! The editing and music is on point. Great storytelling and also educational. Nice work man.
can you put a plant in your background. something like a vine that drapes and grows :))))
Expiry date on his contracts?
I wonder what happed to the AMC bet with Kitty something from 2 years ago....Hello Kitty??!!😂😂
One of the best explanations of options I've heard.
What’s that saying about a broken clock?
So for call option vs put option, if I’m interpreting what he’s saying correctly, you’d have to actually own a stock in the first place in order to do a put option whereas in a call option you don’t have to because you’re paying for the option to buy? Am I interpreting this correctly?
You do the put option, then you buy the stock if it falls below the price at which you agreed to sell. So if you do a put option agreeing to sell at 100 and the stock falls to 80, you buy the stock at 80 and sell for the 100 you agreed. Burry ended up failing miserably with this trade tho, he called it quits yesterday
Damn you know your stuff! 😊 👍🏾
So it's two months later and the QQQ went down briefly and then rose to above where it ws. So what were the durations of these put options that Burry purchased!?!?! .... and did he exercise them at the bottom????
What a fantastic explanation!! Thank you so much for creating this video!
He’s smart. It’s obvious trump is going to absolutely fuck our economy with his tariff scheme.
It has been booming for well over a year now; it's got to adjust for that at some point. Here's the gigantic variable to do that.
The volume so low and such a good message
The yield curve is at is most inverted in years. Similar levels to 1928 and 2006. Starting to uninvert (long end yields are rising) which might be why he';s going short. Good time to go long on the 10 and 30 year bonds.
To be honest I rarely take the time to comment on videos or other comments for that matter. However, credit due where it is due….. probably one of the simplest , purest explanations possible in my opinion. Nailed it 👌🏻
What is the motivation for someone to enter into a put contract to sell?
1. To prearrange a sale (eg, you need money to pay tuition but want the option of selling even higher if the market continues up)
2. To protect a portfolio. You are your clients may prefer smaller returns to ensure you don't have huge losses
3. To stay invested. Your strategy may be so leveraged that you must have protection to prevent a tiny down move causing your broker to sell stuff at a loss to cut the risk
4. You literally think the market will go down but won't or can't go short
5. You want to receive extra money when the market goes down so you can have cash to buy more stocks
6. Volatility plays. You think options have gotten cheap but don't care about market direction, so you buy puts and shares expecting to profit from increased option prices (not from the price movements in the stock)
Great presentation. Finally got it with call and put options, and I see the case with Burry's bet against the 6 big stocks holding everything up. The other factor in that equation is the rising dollar. Last time the dollar got this higher earlier in the year banks started breaking. Fed patched them up quickly without too much ado. We'll see what happens this time, if anything, but certainly things don't feel too stable.
09:41 where can I get the f-filing in this format? Can't find it anywhere?
Great video! I have a question, I have two fraud inquiries on my reports that I would like to get removed. I've seen your video regarding this, but Im still a bit confused. So I know my first step would be making a call with the credit bureau (Experian) but should I also make call what time? And would I be never stop sending a good compny *VRI TOKEN* to my friends and people I know regarding any credit situations
When dose he’s contract end that’s the question?
Expiration date strike price?
Anyone know it could be 6 months away.
can u buy scion shares?
Thank you for explaining it so thoroughly and clearly. Amazing video.
I get call option but who's paying the difference in put options. If the stock goes down, The person that bought the 5 dollar put option?
The bot that sold you the put option already sold some shares and kept selling as the stock fell. By doing their job, lots of other parties (who bought shares along the way) absorbed some of the losses on the put contract that you gained on
Also, another way to look at it is that the seller of the put usually collects a little more than needed, so over time, it's like an insurance fund that builds up so that it can pay out when the stock falls big time and they lose big on a contract.
Best options explanation I've heard. However, that background music is super distracting.
Interesting but how do you get to see these reports?
Sec website has public fillings
Burry=Sorry, I was wrong again😂😂😂
Thanks for explaining Call and Put options so well!
Excellent explanation, perfectly said! Thank you!
i have a question. who gets the $5 ?
What website do I see the filings?
This is BY FAR the best exemplary video of Options trading I've ever seen. Well done.
You make a lot of good points. What you are missing is that most money is made in the market by trend following. Presently, the trend is down. The reasons don't matter. The Fundamentals are bearish, but that's not enough. We had to wait for the trend change. I use the Ichimoku on a 4 hr. time frame (futures) taking my first position at the T-K cross and a second position when the 5-25 day moving average crosses. I will continue to add up to four positions (total) at 1/2 times the ATR. This money management comes from the Turtle rules. I close the trade in increments or totally close it if price goes parabolic. Jesse Livermore said, "I trade the technicals, but I make the most profits if I am trading in the direction of the fundamentals." Good Luck.
Can you explain everything after mentioning ichimoku?
@@signorebuccie Using tradingview, set up the Ichimoku indicator (standard) and apply it to the 4 hr futures charts. Set up the 5 day and 25 day SMA Enter the first position when the Conversion Line (tenkan sen) crosses the Base Line (kijun sen). Take your second position when the 5 SMA crosses the 25 SMA. Set the indicator at 30 and 150 for the 4 hr chart. Add a 3rd and 4th position at 1/2 ATR above your second entry if price is above the cloud. Set stop loss at 2x ATR. Move stops to break even if you put on the 3rd and 4th position. Take profit when the Conversion line crosses the Base line or when the price goes parabolic or when you have 3:1 profit. Trade small, these are fast markets. The computers will beat you if you use lower time frames. Win rate is less than 45%, but profits compensate for this.
BTW, NQ just triggered first short position at 10:00 EST
Options contracts exists as an insurance to protect one's portfolio from price fluctuations (volatility). It wasn't meant to be used as a bet (gamble).
props for not using that infernal Shure SM7B mic, and for using correct mic placement to avoid plosives.
Who are you selling these put options to when they have to overpay for them?
People who think they can turn around and sell it for even more? :-)
This aged really well
Awesome video
The fact that such a small fraction of the entire portfolio made such a difference tells you just how volatile the market is.
He has predicted 8 of the last 2 recessions.😂😂
Fantastic and simple explanation of options. Subscribed.
Those on the other side of Burry’s bet may lack the ability to make good on the contract and hence default. Just as insurance companies make good on their contracts, up to their claims paying capabilities. Force majeure on the COMEX or other platform may even trigger an avalanche of defaults and inabilities to satisfy contractual obligations.
I think 13-F would have securities, so the options should be cleared by the OCC? But yeah, contagion still seems plausible (eg, if OCC can't recover net equity from brokers)
I don't think force majeure even came into play during 2020, though (but there could always be some bigger or different event)
Thank you for explaining calls and puts in layman’s terms.
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Nice analysis. One more thing that may be driving this bet; tech companies, and their stocks even moreso, are particularly vulnerable to a contracting money supply.
Where do you see Michael Buddy’s portfolio ?
Sec filing
Something wrong with the thumbnail. That wasn’t Bury’s tweet, that was his status. For him if the market doesn’t crash twice a year, it doesn’t feel like a year.
A stopped clock is correct twice a day. What is his track record on predictions coming true compared to those that he got wrong?
are you stupid?? he said multiple times in the video what his record is. when it comes to betting against the broad stock market, he is 100% and has made a fortune off of it, the only predicton he made that was wrong was betting against tesla, thats it
Best financial information on YT this week.
Yo why does your twitter frame 15:44 have vietnamese in it?
It's essential to recognize the limitations of available information and to approach speculative bets with caution, as market dynamics can be influenced by various factors. Love how you explain the concept of options contracts, both call and put options - allow investors to profit from price movements without necessarily owning the underlying stocks.
It's clear that you've taken the time to thoroughly research and explain the situation, making it much easier for others to understand the context and implications of this trade.
Agree! I enjoyed watching, it so refreshing ^_^
Indeed, Great Content
You make really good videos
You managed to make this digestible for my smooth brain.
That deserves a sub.
One of the best explanation I have seen on Burrys investment so far in youtube. Thank you
Finally I understand call and put options! Thank you Hamish! Well explained!
Did this man just tell us Options are less risky than anything else really 😂😂😂😂
we actually don’t know his position. Could be just a hedge. we don’t know the expiry, if they are sold to open.. etc.
I think we'd know if he was short the contracts, but yes, it could really be a hedge and/or long closed
Does Burry have any red herrings in his portfolio?
I thought we were supposed to "Sell" back in January. What happened?!
Indeed, I made 30K USD by buying when he said selling. Some say sell, others say buy. Can go either way.
I might have listened to so many vides on call and put options, this one is the best of the best
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This is superb! information, as a noob it gets quite difficult to handle all of this and staying informed is a major cause, how do you go about this are you a pro investor ?
I understand the uncertainty of tomorrow, and I agree that starting to invest today can be challenging, especially without a clear understanding of where and how to invest. Since I've personally tried navigated the path to passive income, I'd be delighted if you can offer me some guidance based on your experiences that help you embarking on your own journey towards financial security.
I never expected it, but after closely monitoring my portfolio's performance, I was astounded to see it generate a staggering $473k in just the past two quarters. This eye-opening experience has given me insight into why experienced traders can achieve remarkable returns even in lesser-known markets. Taking this leap was undoubtedly the boldest decision I have made recently.
Oh that will be so nice, Please do you mind referring me to your financial analyst?
I'm working with a consultant named *'Nolan Velden Brent,'* whom I discovered through a CNBC interview where he was featured. After reaching out to him, he has been providing valuable entry and exit points for the securities I focus on. If you're interested in his supervision and expertise, you can look him up online using his name. Following his trade pattern has been a rewarding experience, and I have no regrets about doing so.
A broken clock is right twice a day, or once a day if its digital.
Brilliantly concise explanation of a topic I have long wanted to understand. Thankfully short on "look how clever I am" graphics. Subscribed.
This was GREAT information. Thank you!
Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
Brilliant video mate! Subscribed
If day after day I keep saying that "tomorrow will rain", eventually the day will come when "tomorrow will rain"...that's Michael Bury.
Very clear and precise video
thanks for explaining!
"The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent." - WSB, I think
No, it was Keynes
The market can stay solvent longer than you can stay irrational
Wait, what?
I would argue that only Tesla & Nvidia are bubbles while the others have only recovered to fair or slightly overpriced since their October lows.
What returns are shares of apple and tesla expected to give in the next 5 years?
Great content once again Hamish. Thanks!