@@gloriawitek6401 Good point. After all what IS wrong with 1 % of people being in possession of more wealth than they can spend & 99% of people with none? Or the capitalist society persons of the 1% able to operate in a free world, in while the 99% are having a communist regime implemented upon them. In fact whats wrong with world wars that pretend there were racially ideological reasons they happens when there wasn't. ? I mean surely continental sized robberies that empty the bank accounts of the poor 99% are ok ? Whats wrong with the rich 1 % wanting even MORE so starting world wars so they can take everything ?. So yes i agree with you why hate Fidelity or any of the other secret society globalist companies seeing to it that 1% have access to unlimited wealth. I hope the 1% get away with it all. even the 1% who run the water companies and are dumping sewage in the rivers so its unsafe to even EXIST.
Webull halts meme stock share trading whenever prices spike too fast, because they don't keep enough collateral on file with their clearing house. Fidelity doesn't do that, because they have/are their own clearing house.
Staying private seems like a better option than public companies for the employees because it allows them to provide better benefits versus worrying about the bottom line and what the shareholders think. This is why they were voted top 100 company to work for.
Not just private but zero leverage and no owners that don’t work in the company. Even being sold to private equity the company is run down to shit and employees are smart to leave because all the perks that allowed them to grow are over with. Even users of the product should seek to leave when one of these things happen.
Take a closer look at cooperatives, there are good examples around the world. In cooperatives, it's about the member-value and not the shareholder-value, and everyone can get a member with a right to vote.
Nice move .... moving from people to companies. This will expand the range of topics on channels, and help with the overall broader perspective on economies.
@@R.K146 😩😩😩😩😩. Please, don't make a documentary on WB yet. I believe we have all read so much about him already. I would love to see you profile more African & Asian business women/men & companies that dominate the African & Asian regions.
@@blyat7276oh boy. John Pierpont Morgan was one of the richest tycoons in America and bailed out America multiple times out of depressions and recessions. Finally he along with several other very powerful men had a meeting off the coast of Georgia somewhere on an island and decided to create the Federal reserve as we know it today.
Dude this is sick I love like corporate American history and I haven't found any other channels that talk about small events in broader corporate history cus these affect only such small things they're always relegated to the small footnotes. So thank you for bringing it out and for bringing it to life in such a captivating way. I can't wait wait even if the next video is like a year out it's well worth the wait.
Well said! I am also here to learn how to invest after listening to a lady on tv talk about the importance of investing and how she made 7 figure in 3 month, somehow the video taught me nothing and left me even more confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas on how to invest for retirement
@@rajeshupadhyay5683Think long term, personally i ventured into the market so i won’t be stranded after i retire. A colleague of mine introduced me to CFA " Priscilla Dearmin-Turner " who drew out retirement plans and they all aligned with what i wanted and had to pick one plan and with her exit and entry strategies on commodities , securities and digital assets, my portfolio has really been diversified with good ROI. I am really impressed by how much i have achieved
@@lezliewhicker8450 Thank you, i just lookup her name online and found her qualifications on FINRA and SEC, she seems really solid. I leave her a mail on her webpage🙏
A news host spoke so highly of this💕 woman Priscilla Dearmin-Turner and her loss prevention strategies been trying to get to her ever since didn’t know she was so accessible here
Some real succession drama by the Johnson family that owns Fidelity. The daughter even tried to overthrow her father from the CEO position. Watch till the end to see if she was successful.
My boy Rocky with yet ANOTHER BANGER! Seriously sir, your dedication to this craft is overtly appreciated. Well informed, well articulated and always right on time. Stay blessed my brother. And keep securing that bag. 💰💶💰💶💰🤘🏽
3:27: 📊 Fidelity takes over Kaiser Steel, firing the management team and rejecting a hostile takeover plan. 8:06: 💼 Edward Crosby Johnson's journey from law student to mutual fund industry pioneer. 12:37: 📈 Edward Johnson of Fidelity implements new strategies, including high-frequency trading with technical analysis, to outperform competitors in the growing bull market. 19:41: 📈 Net Johnson saves Fidelity by focusing on money market funds and recruiting talented investors like Peter Lynch. 24:07: 🏦 Fidelity's rise to become a global financial powerhouse under the leadership of Net Johnson and his daughter, Abigail Johnson. 29:50: 💰 Fidelity is a powerful and potentially dangerous private company that excels at gathering money. Recap by Tammy AI with useful time stamps
I'm wondering if you put this entire video together on your own. The way it was all put together was just like something i watch on discovery. The clip editing, the way you told the story the sound clips was all done extremely well. Bravo sir! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the topic you chose. Important part of our history yet not well known. Great title also. Pulled me right in. I'm sure this took a lot of time on your part to put this together. Keep them coming if you can because I'll surely be watching.I've already subbed to your channel
I really enjoyed this presentation on the background and history of Fidelity's roots. I've invested through Fidelity since the early 1990's...I remember Peter Lynch being their spokesperson on all marketing materials. I have found them to treat the "little guy" well over the years, allowing them to become one of the "big guys". They promoted investing in a true and steady fashion...focusing on the long term, rather than jumping on the latest temporary trend or newest financial gimmick.
Some pointed out that at 0:52, China couldn't be the reason the steel industry was facing pressure in the 70s. I was skeptical when researching too. But after reading the report published by the U.S. government at the time (books.google.com/books?id=lLG-RgUMYFUC ) , China was the 5th largest steel producer. But since it was coming out of the cultural revolution, the growth of the steel industry was faster than any other country, at an incredibly cheap cost. That is what created competitive pressure.
In the context of Kaiser Steel in the 1980s, I don't think it was competition from China that was the issue - it was Japan. China did not come onto the steel export scene significantly until the 2000s, even having a trade DEFICIT with the United States in steel until the mid to late 2000s.
Your videos are incredibly well done. You make the financial history/documentary genre really come alive. Amazing storytelling and compelling visuals. Keep going bruv. You have my subscription 😉👍
Great documentary! I work in the MF industry in Canada and always wondered why there were so many big firms with deep roots in Boston (Fidelity, MFS, Putnam, etc...) Was so interesting to learn the history of the biggest private firm in the world.
Fidelity is the 12th largest private company in America (according to Forbes). There are larger private companies that most people have never even heard of such as C&S Wholesale Grocers in New Hampshire (with revenues of 33 billion versus Fidelity's 24 billion). I have LIVED in New Hampshire the last 28 years and still never heard of the company until recently.
I appreciate your approach to teaching.. To my understanding this just proves how much we need an edge as investors because playing the market like everyone else just isn’t good enough, we just need to hold onto our hopes and wait to see how things turn out because market movements are almost always unpredictable. In my portfolio, I'm noticing more red than green and my retirement is edging closer by the day.
As with an my big financial decision ,it’s important to keep your guard’s up for economic risks. However,smart planning,time management and seeking advise from a financial adviser can help keep you and your money safe and also help plan your retirement.
@@valeriepierre9778 I'm in my late 50s and I'm more interested in investments that could set me up for retirement in my 60s, my goal is atleast $2million, i want to buy a big enough for i and my grandkids, I also have a dog
I worked at Fidelity for over 15 years and actually met Abby twice. She seems like the nicest person on the surface, but you can just tell she's got that killer instinct when it comes to business.
I did two internships with them while I was in college. Did not want to take the offer because they wanted me to wait 6 months to start a role. I remember watching the history video they have on their website and they talk about the key players. That video would have been a lot more interesting if they had revealed some of their dirty plays.
Another amazing video!! Make one on Goldman Sachs, I doubt there’s a financial firm that’s been more involved in drama, power and finance than them. Although it would probably require more than one episode due to their rich and eventful history.
@A Z Wouldn’t be a mistake to make about them either, especially from the era of JP Morgan himself! But I think Goldman has one up on JPM in terms of at least history and drama. There are books written about how Goldman ”came to rule the world” and this channel has already tapped on Jamie Dimon and thus, JPM partially.
I watched the video and I appreciate the elaboration on the family and the nice information about the past economic environment. Thank you. I am looking forward to new videos!
It would have taken me a lot of time to get to this quality research knowledge I got in this video just in minutes. Great job looking forward to more of quality content
This was such a high quality documentry, it's first time i have a watched a 30 minutes documentry . Glad this thing came up in my recommendation. As a young invester and an upcoming employee of the organisation, this video was very educational for me
Fidelity is America's 10th largest private company. It's 2021 total revenues were $21 billion. America's 9th largest private company is C and S Wholesale Grocers located in the tiny state of New Hampshire. I've lived in New Hampshire for 34 years and yet I had never heard of this company until I googled a list of America's largest private companies just now. This is because (unlike Fidelity) they do not advertise. The Vanguard Group of mutual funds manages even more money than Fidelity and they are essentially a nonprofit- a true "mutual" company owned by their customer/ investors.
Abigal Johnson resides in posh, seaside Rye, New Hampshire. Her brother also calls NH his home. The Massachusetts income tax is 5 %. The New Hampshire income tax is 0 %. Abby Johnson is a wise woman.
Johnson was one the very first people that put a person, not a group, in charge of a fund. I read that n Wikipedia. That’s a huge shift for a fund. It creates this “company” with a ceo instead of a the thing funds were back then. It’s a difference between an “investment club” that a group of senior citizens establish and a modern day hedge fund. His hire, Tsai, and his success in growing the new company shows this very clearly. I think he was lucky that as he started this, the whole system was ready to have 1 single seed, nurtured to grow and become HUGE. So he became that seed by being the 1 that starts a fund when no one else would even talk about starting a fund. Market cycles are full of people like that.
Damn! Damn. Such a good storytelling and visuals and music. I'd say maybe even TOO deep and intertwined for a casual viewer, but for me it was perfect :) Also the first video on the company instead of person - almost seamless transition, not so easy to pull off, congrats :) I am curious though... How did you get the rights to succession music theme, and are you doing these 3D rendering scenes yourself/outsourcing or is there some marketplace with scenes like that?
always a great video! I look forward to every upload you have. Love the succession reference at the end, I guess the attempted takeover at fidelity gave inspiration to the succession writers.
After researching the history of great assets such as real estate, dividend-paying stocks, gold, oil, and other commodities, Ive come to the conclusion that most excellent assets never come down to the price you want to acquire them at. Simply get the ones you can afford right now.
Many investors/traders advice - that at the start of the bear market, you should sell and buy later on. My question - How do they know at the beginning of the correction - whether stocks would fall by 5%, 10%, 20%, 30% or more?
@Chris john You are rignt! I diversified my $550K portfolio across various market with the aid of an investment advisor, I have been able to generate a little bit above $1.4m in net profit across high dividend yield stocks, ETF and bonds during this red season.
I'll compliment you on all the work you did with this, but I think there's a fair bit that's been left out. For instance how has the business changed under Abigail Johnson? Private investments they've made such as their investment into SpaceX. I think going into the Qualitative vs Quantitative shift of management, and also going further into the way they dodged the 2008 crash by not going into banking. 401k management is more than half of their assets too. Seems like maybe this could have been part 1 of a 2 or 3 part series.
To whoever reading this , never stop chasing your dreams you can do it . Keep pressing and thriving you will make it ! Consistency is the key to achieve your goals
It's hard to make money here just relying on the market, you need to have some judgment of your own, maybe we can share some of each other's investment experience
𝐈𝐟 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐡𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝗙𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗹𝘁𝘆, 𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐧 𝐮𝐩 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐖𝐞𝐁𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐚𝐝 😂 - a.webull.com/i/FINAiUS
For what reasons would we hate Fideltiy?
@@gloriawitek6401 Good point. After all what IS wrong with 1 % of people being in possession of more wealth than they can spend & 99% of people with none? Or the capitalist society persons of the 1% able to operate in a free world, in while the 99% are having a communist regime implemented upon them. In fact whats wrong with world wars that pretend there were racially ideological reasons they happens when there wasn't. ? I mean surely continental sized robberies that empty the bank accounts of the poor 99% are ok ? Whats wrong with the rich 1 % wanting even MORE so starting world wars so they can take everything ?. So yes i agree with you why hate Fidelity or any of the other secret society globalist companies seeing to it that 1% have access to unlimited wealth. I hope the 1% get away with it all. even the 1% who run the water companies and are dumping sewage in the rivers so its unsafe to even EXIST.
Webull sucks
Webull halts meme stock share trading whenever prices spike too fast, because they don't keep enough collateral on file with their clearing house. Fidelity doesn't do that, because they have/are their own clearing house.
@@codegeek98 💯 would never recommend someone to use a dealer that doesn’t have in-house clearing
This channel deserves to be so much bigger than it is. Saw this on my subscription feed and immediately clicked.
Bigger than Cold Fusion...
It is a great channel. History channel has competition.
This is my top 5 favourite channels on RUclips.
Please, don't stop making financial documentaries.
Staying private seems like a better option than public companies for the employees because it allows them to provide better benefits versus worrying about the bottom line and what the shareholders think. This is why they were voted top 100 company to work for.
Not just private but zero leverage and no owners that don’t work in the company. Even being sold to private equity the company is run down to shit and employees are smart to leave because all the perks that allowed them to grow are over with. Even users of the product should seek to leave when one of these things happen.
Take a closer look at cooperatives, there are good examples around the world. In cooperatives, it's about the member-value and not the shareholder-value, and everyone can get a member with a right to vote.
You discovered the secret of the Scandinavian economy.
Going public is the death of a company.
How do they pursued the owner ?
At gun point ?
Going public is on essential goods should be against the law..
One of the best made documentaries on RUclips. Keep up the great work.
Amen to that, Blake! I just stumbled upon this channel and am certainly glad I did!
Nice move .... moving from people to companies. This will expand the range of topics on channels, and help with the overall broader perspective on economies.
Too many ideas. Too little time. Lol
All of it is good .. as long as it not bullshit gurus trying to sell you fake get rich quick stuff like ty lopez and all those other RUclipsr faker’s
@@Finaius just keep em coming don't worry stressing urself abt it. Good content is worth the wait, regardless of the type :D
@@Finaius please Case study on 'Warren Buffet' ?
@@R.K146 😩😩😩😩😩. Please, don't make a documentary on WB yet.
I believe we have all read so much about him already.
I would love to see you profile more African & Asian business women/men & companies that dominate the African & Asian regions.
For those of us that still need our Succession fix. Real talk, these mini docs are excellent. I really look forward to watching all of them.
Please do JP Morgan and their ties with Federal Reserve and Bank of England
What ties?
@@blyat7276oh boy. John Pierpont Morgan was one of the richest tycoons in America and bailed out America multiple times out of depressions and recessions. Finally he along with several other very powerful men had a meeting off the coast of Georgia somewhere on an island and decided to create the Federal reserve as we know it today.
Facts
@@blyat7276 Your Internet is broken? You have the comment-only Internet? J.P. Morgan Chase is a member Bank of the Fed. Not all Banks can say that.
We don't want to hear about jb Morgan sorry.
Dude this is sick I love like corporate American history and I haven't found any other channels that talk about small events in broader corporate history cus these affect only such small things they're always relegated to the small footnotes. So thank you for bringing it out and for bringing it to life in such a captivating way. I can't wait wait even if the next video is like a year out it's well worth the wait.
Well said! I am also here to learn how to invest after listening to a lady on tv talk about the importance of investing and how she made 7 figure in 3 month, somehow the video taught me nothing and left me even more confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas on how to invest for retirement
@@rajeshupadhyay5683Think long term, personally i ventured into the market so i won’t be stranded after i retire. A colleague of mine introduced me to CFA " Priscilla Dearmin-Turner " who drew out retirement plans and they all aligned with what i wanted and had to pick one plan and with her exit and entry strategies on commodities , securities and digital assets, my portfolio has really been diversified with good ROI. I am really impressed by how much i have achieved
Investment now will be wise but the truth is investing on your own will be a high risk. I think it will be best to get a professional👌
@@lezliewhicker8450
Thank you, i just lookup her name online and found her qualifications on FINRA and SEC, she seems really solid. I leave her a mail on her webpage🙏
A news host spoke so highly of this💕 woman Priscilla Dearmin-Turner and her loss prevention strategies been trying to get to her ever since didn’t know she was so accessible here
Some real succession drama by the Johnson family that owns Fidelity. The daughter even tried to overthrow her father from the CEO position. Watch till the end to see if she was successful.
1:55 Unreal Engine 5 demo?! Nice touch.
@@norbertk.5328 You got it. 😂
The succession series is an example
I really love the Succession theme song at 29:47, and of course a helicopter :D
You should do one about Jeffries Financial Group!
My boy Rocky with yet ANOTHER BANGER! Seriously sir, your dedication to this craft is overtly appreciated.
Well informed, well articulated and always right on time. Stay blessed my brother. And keep securing that bag.
💰💶💰💶💰🤘🏽
Thanks Adam
It's a c+ for sure.
3:27: 📊 Fidelity takes over Kaiser Steel, firing the management team and rejecting a hostile takeover plan.
8:06: 💼 Edward Crosby Johnson's journey from law student to mutual fund industry pioneer.
12:37: 📈 Edward Johnson of Fidelity implements new strategies, including high-frequency trading with technical analysis, to outperform competitors in the growing bull market.
19:41: 📈 Net Johnson saves Fidelity by focusing on money market funds and recruiting talented investors like Peter Lynch.
24:07: 🏦 Fidelity's rise to become a global financial powerhouse under the leadership of Net Johnson and his daughter, Abigail Johnson.
29:50: 💰 Fidelity is a powerful and potentially dangerous private company that excels at gathering money.
Recap by Tammy AI with useful time stamps
I'm wondering if you put this entire video together on your own. The way it was all put together was just like something i watch on discovery. The clip editing, the way you told the story the sound clips was all done extremely well. Bravo sir! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the topic you chose. Important part of our history yet not well known. Great title also. Pulled me right in. I'm sure this took a lot of time on your part to put this together. Keep them coming if you can because I'll surely be watching.I've already subbed to your channel
Dude took all the ideas and vocabulary from the documentary the man who build America..omfg😂😂😂😂 ..
Yeah....Finaius rocks....check out his other docs....truly educational & insightful
I really enjoyed this presentation on the background and history of Fidelity's roots. I've invested through Fidelity since the early 1990's...I remember Peter Lynch being their spokesperson on all marketing materials. I have found them to treat the "little guy" well over the years, allowing them to become one of the "big guys". They promoted investing in a true and steady fashion...focusing on the long term, rather than jumping on the latest temporary trend or newest financial gimmick.
One takeaway here is how someone can hang on to power/monopoly of an empire. The Johnsons did a great job in this aspect.
The quality of production is astounding. Here is a comment to help with the algorithm.
You're producing really high quality, informative and entertaining content right across your channel! Awesome work!
Some pointed out that at 0:52, China couldn't be the reason the steel industry was facing pressure in the 70s. I was skeptical when researching too. But after reading the report published by the U.S. government at the time (books.google.com/books?id=lLG-RgUMYFUC ) , China was the 5th largest steel producer. But since it was coming out of the cultural revolution, the growth of the steel industry was faster than any other country, at an incredibly cheap cost. That is what created competitive pressure.
I looooove your documentaries... They're so captivating.(Plus the story telling is on another level)
In the context of Kaiser Steel in the 1980s, I don't think it was competition from China that was the issue - it was Japan. China did not come onto the steel export scene significantly until the 2000s, even having a trade DEFICIT with the United States in steel until the mid to late 2000s.
Your videos are incredibly well done. You make the financial history/documentary genre really come alive. Amazing storytelling and compelling visuals. Keep going bruv. You have my subscription 😉👍
I just don't have the words to describe how amazing your content is. Congratulations 🎉 keep up the great work and stay humble!!!
Hands down, the highest quality finance channel on RUclips!
Hey man just want to say I love your videos. They're so well done. Keep up the good work.
Thanks!
That take over thing was all orchestrated to show she had tenacity and self determination.
It was all an act.
Great documentary! I work in the MF industry in Canada and always wondered why there were so many big firms with deep roots in Boston (Fidelity, MFS, Putnam, etc...) Was so interesting to learn the history of the biggest private firm in the world.
Fidelity is the 12th largest private company in America (according to Forbes). There are larger private companies that most people have never even heard of such as C&S Wholesale Grocers in New Hampshire (with revenues of 33 billion versus Fidelity's 24 billion). I have LIVED in New Hampshire the last 28 years and still never heard of the company until recently.
I appreciate your approach to teaching.. To my understanding this just proves how much we need an edge as investors because playing the market like everyone else just isn’t good enough, we just need to hold onto our hopes and wait to see how things turn out because market movements are almost always unpredictable. In my portfolio, I'm noticing more red than green and my retirement is edging closer by the day.
As with an my big financial decision ,it’s important to keep your guard’s up for economic risks. However,smart planning,time management and seeking advise from a financial adviser can help keep you and your money safe and also help plan your retirement.
@@valeriepierre9778 I'm in my late 50s and I'm more interested in investments that could set me up for retirement in my 60s, my goal is atleast $2million, i want to buy a big enough for i and my grandkids, I also have a dog
@@bernisejedeon5888 Fantastic! can u share more details?
@@edelineguillet2121 Not sure what you meant by that. i already did
You have to use math and logic. Simple
The cinematics are top tier ! Love this type of content
Absolutely love the content! Since you started making documentaries on companies, are tiger cub funds next?
I worked at Fidelity for over 15 years and actually met Abby twice. She seems like the nicest person on the surface, but you can just tell she's got that killer instinct when it comes to business.
Amazing.
I did two internships with them while I was in college. Did not want to take the offer because they wanted me to wait 6 months to start a role. I remember watching the history video they have on their website and they talk about the key players. That video would have been a lot more interesting if they had revealed some of their dirty plays.
Dad really tested his daughter's fidelity... Another great one :).
Wow Father appreciating his child’s ruthlessness against him is absolutely brilliant in the financial world !!!!!!
Another amazing video!! Make one on Goldman Sachs, I doubt there’s a financial firm that’s been more involved in drama, power and finance than them. Although it would probably require more than one episode due to their rich and eventful history.
In the works.
@A Z Wouldn’t be a mistake to make about them either, especially from the era of JP Morgan himself! But I think Goldman has one up on JPM in terms of at least history and drama. There are books written about how Goldman ”came to rule the world” and this channel has already tapped on Jamie Dimon and thus, JPM partially.
@@Rampe666 Can you provide the name of some of these books?
@@happyeastwood Money and Power by William D. Cohan
@@Rampe666 Thank you for the name.
Bro your documentaries are always informative they help me to be motivated to work hard thanks.
I love the fact there still family owned that's the real inspiration
Brilliant video. The research, detail and quality is great
Another work of art. I love watching your videos and I'm not even interested in finance. The storytelling, pacing and visuals are all next level.
Peter Lynch's performance will go down as the greatest investing streak of all time. The dude is a legend.
His mantra is , " Know what you don't know . "
I watched the video and I appreciate the elaboration on the family and the nice information about the past economic environment. Thank you. I am looking forward to new videos!
Great work as usual, we need more.
Goated Channel and Story Telling
I love the introduction of the Succession theme song when you introduced Abigail. Nice touch!
You’re a great storyteller and you make an otherwise complex and secretive issue easy to understand. Thank you.
It would have taken me a lot of time to get to this quality research knowledge I got in this video just in minutes. Great job looking forward to more of quality content
A brilliant doc!! Kudos to the info. I'm inspired to start my own fund because of the position that fidelity holds in the financial world
This was such a high quality documentry, it's first time i have a watched a 30 minutes documentry . Glad this thing came up in my recommendation. As a young invester and an upcoming employee of the organisation, this video was very educational for me
Kaiser proposed what became known as The Grey Goose to Howard Hughes while Hughes was running a fever of 103'F way back in the day.
bro you should higher someone to be a narrator. you're great with the words, someone who's got a buttery smooth voice will take it even further 🚀💪🏽
Nice vdo. Pls make similar vdos on the biggest Hedge Funds and Asset management companies as well.
Fidelity is America's 10th largest private company. It's 2021 total revenues were $21 billion. America's 9th largest private company is C and S Wholesale Grocers located in the tiny state of New Hampshire. I've lived in New Hampshire for 34 years and yet I had never heard of this company until I googled a list of America's largest private companies just now. This is because (unlike Fidelity) they do not advertise. The Vanguard Group of mutual funds manages even more money than Fidelity and they are essentially a nonprofit- a true "mutual" company owned by their customer/ investors.
Appreciate your efforts that you put in to put up such great content!
The moment I heard Peter Lynch. I jumped up and said oooooh! I forgot about this part. Amazing man, to me this became a twist. I love you work.
I'm less than half way thru this video...great video so far! Very informative and easy to follow
Have n’t watched it yet but I Vance sense another gem - will catch tomorrow. Keep em coming 👍🏾👏🏽👏🏽
this is THE BEST financial documentary channel !....hands down !!👍
falling in love with finance and your channel!!! Please make a documentary on chase coleman the third. Love from india
Currently working for them now...thanks for more insight into the company
Abigal Johnson resides in posh, seaside Rye, New Hampshire. Her brother also calls NH his home. The Massachusetts income tax is 5 %. The New Hampshire income tax is 0 %. Abby Johnson is a wise woman.
You are doing an amazing job with all of these. Your work is unique and enjoyable. Can’t wait for more.
Johnson's daughter tried to get him fired, she failed, and he was happy she attempted. That's some Sith level family energy right there.
The most impressive part of the documentary
My favorite channel on business documentaries. 👌
Another masterpiece, thank you!
The utter quality of these videos is amazing !!!
omg. this was So well put together!! amazing content
Johnson was one the very first people that put a person, not a group, in charge of a fund. I read that n Wikipedia.
That’s a huge shift for a fund. It creates this “company” with a ceo instead of a the thing funds were back then.
It’s a difference between an “investment club” that a group of senior citizens establish and a modern day hedge fund.
His hire, Tsai, and his success in growing the new company shows this very clearly.
I think he was lucky that as he started this, the whole system was ready to have 1 single seed, nurtured to grow and become HUGE. So he became that seed by being the 1 that starts a fund when no one else would even talk about starting a fund.
Market cycles are full of people like that.
Great video. It kept me wanting more. Love it. Thank you
Love this channel. Love the production. The old footages made me nostalgic.
我覺得您的頻道是我看過最好的，都能成Netflix 特輯，加油！！！
I'd like to add, that it was very inspiring. I love the ruthlessness
Damn! Damn. Such a good storytelling and visuals and music. I'd say maybe even TOO deep and intertwined for a casual viewer, but for me it was perfect :) Also the first video on the company instead of person - almost seamless transition, not so easy to pull off, congrats :)
I am curious though... How did you get the rights to succession music theme, and are you doing these 3D rendering scenes yourself/outsourcing or is there some marketplace with scenes like that?
Im a casual and i love the content
great piece of documentary, beautiful pace of delivery. thank you!
Who else has been waiting for a new video? Thank you for this great contents.
00:37 You were channeling your Southern Baptist roots.
Was looking forward to this one Rocky, great upload! 👍🏽
always a great video! I look forward to every upload you have. Love the succession reference at the end, I guess the attempted takeover at fidelity gave inspiration to the succession writers.
After researching the history of great assets such as real estate, dividend-paying stocks, gold, oil, and other commodities, Ive come to the conclusion that most excellent assets never come down to the price you want to acquire them at. Simply get the ones you can afford right now.
Afford? You can invest any amount in any asset. The share price doesn't matter- just weather it goes up or down.
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This channel is just brilliant💎💎💎
Many investors/traders advice - that at the start of the bear market, you should sell and buy later on. My question - How do they know at the beginning of the correction - whether stocks would fall by 5%, 10%, 20%, 30% or more?
Stock market is the only place where people
leave when there's massive discount sale
happening.
Your assertion that as we age we
become more risk averse rings so much true
to me. Can you recommend any fiduciary
Financial Advisor?
@Chris john You are rignt! I diversified
my $550K portfolio across various market
with the aid of an investment advisor, I have
been able to generate a little bit above
$1.4m in net profit across high dividend
yield stocks, ETF and bonds during this red
season.
Your documentaries are what I wait for.
Absolutely love tour work
I find it very strange that even safe treasury- & inflation-protected bonds ARE down more than any year since 234 years ago.
Yesssss!!!!!! Omg ive been waiting So LONGGGG
thanks for ur videos
The background music of Succession at the end is so fitting to the theme (Abby in an effort to remove her dad).
Top 5 Asset Under Management
BlackRock - $10.1 trillion
Vanguard - $8.2 trillion
Charles Schwab $8.1 trillion
Fidelity - $4.5 trillion
State Street - $4.5 trillion
Great video and history showing what sets Fidelity apart from the competition.
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Man these are all fire! Wish you posted more
I'll compliment you on all the work you did with this, but I think there's a fair bit that's been left out. For instance how has the business changed under Abigail Johnson? Private investments they've made such as their investment into SpaceX. I think going into the Qualitative vs Quantitative shift of management, and also going further into the way they dodged the 2008 crash by not going into banking. 401k management is more than half of their assets too. Seems like maybe this could have been part 1 of a 2 or 3 part series.
Amazing video.Thank very much .
Great job make a video on Vanguard
The first time youtube recommended a video from you.. Definitely a new subs here, great quality 👌🏼
I'm glad my finance and econ stories are resonating with you, fam. Much love for tuning in and vibin' with the flow.
@FINAiUS glad to be here!!! As a financial advisor in Québec it's pretty cool to learn the true story about giant firm like Fidelity 🤘🏼
To whoever reading this , never stop chasing your dreams you can do it . Keep pressing and thriving you will make it ! Consistency is the key to achieve your goals
Yes new upload I’m so hypeddd
I opened my first Fidelity account in the early 90s when I was 10. First best financial move I made, thanks to my uncle telling me to. 👍
Glad you’re back 👍👍
Good doc bro .. keep it up
It's hard to make money here just relying on the market, you need to have some judgment of your own, maybe we can share some of each other's investment experience
Thanks @FINAiUS for all the great videos! Keep them coming! Much honor!
Amazing production quality