I just switched up my Roth IRA to 50% SCHD, 25% SCHX, 25% SCHG, and my Roth 401k is 70% vanguard S&P 500 index, 20% vanguard growth index, and 10% vanguard international index. Seeking best possible ways to grow $350k into $1m+ before retirement in 3 years
Agreed, the issue is most people have the “I will do it myself mentality” but not skilled enough. Ideally, advisors are perfect reps for investing jobs and at first-hand encounter, my portfolio has yielded over 330%, since covid-outbreak to date, summing up nearly $1m.
WOW ! Two of my favorites together , This is a very good day ! As far as PLTR, I think it is difficult to appreciate its real potential as it is becoming an existential necessity for large companies and PLTR has no real competition at the moment .
Tom is an acquired taste. I have been subscribed to him almost since the beginning. You did exceptionally well and props to you for being so professional with your interview. It is very difficult to stop Tom from rambling and going off on a tangent but he is very knowledgeable when it comes to investing.
To the point Tom made about the importance of researching his companies… to us viewers, a lot of our research is WATCHING YOU guys. Thanks for the updates!
I saw two rockets land ass first. When I saw that I asked myself “How can I invest in that (SpaceX) company?” the answer was “you can’t.”. But, you can invest in Tesla, the sister company. So, I did! Before that, I was in Afghanistan hunting terrorists and Palantir was what the intelligence analysts said they were shifting their software to. So, I invested. I am obsessed with both PLTR and TSLA! I listen to both of you because you are just as obsessed as me!
As Tom said, stick to your guns. After the sun comes rain, sometimes it can be rainy for a while. Watch these guys a lot, that helps with the mental stress 😁
thanks for setting this up and running it with Tom Nash. I’m a big fan of his channel as well as yours - and also big into PLTR and TSLA for the long haul, with a bit of SP500.. and “Sticking to my guns”
DCAing....Every 2 weeks PLTR, TSLA, and NVDA. If i under-spend in my monthly budget, then at the end of the month, I buy whole shares of each!!! Retiring in 3 years VERY COMFORTABLY!!!
Tom Fffffin nailed it. First person ive heard talk about B2C realistically. Imagine putting all your data, finances, health, credentials, education, career, schedule, goals, hobbies, interests, etc…in one place and palantir makes suggestions for your next life move…its weird at first glance but probably doable in some capacity and build on it. You obviously get to choose what to put in. We all make decisions everyday which takes us somewhere in life, why not get some help with optimal options.
I already own shares of TSLA, NVDA and APPL as well. Sure, I don't mind having these equities sit around for a while, but I'd also like to appreciate short-term opportunities that could fetch $200,000 or less..
Find quality stocks that have long term potential, and ride with those stocks. I have found it takes someone who is very familiar with the market to make such good picks
A lot of folks downplay the role of advisors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850k.
Love always to Hayley - so very grateful for your insights and your positive influence on my portfolio. Not a fan of inappropriate and unprofessional language.
I know dividend investing is most effective when approached with a long-term perspective. However, I'd appreciate valid tips on companies that can help boost performance on my $350K portfolio notwithstanding inflation, my goal is 20 - 40% year over year.
Right, I once downplayed the role a FA until after 40% portfolio loss amid covid-19 outbreak. At once, I consulted a license professional and my portfolio got revamped thankfully. As of today, I'm just about 10% shy of $1m after 100s of thousands invested.
@@beautifulpeoplealways bravo! i am a single 54 yr old, have a house that is paid off, and looking to invest the liquidity that i have to generate me regular income.. think your advisor can be of help?
thanks for putting this out, curiously inputted Annette Louise Connors on the web, spotted her consulting page and was able to schedule a call session, she actually shows a great deal of expertise.
This was an awesome podcast. The two of you should do this pod together! Loved the dynamic and how Hayley managed to keep his crazy at the right level to be entertaining but also staying mostly on topic. This way it was easy to listen to and the both of you gave us a lot of value.
Hayley is young and interested in the same two subjects as I am, and Tom is a guy who thinks like me and invests in the same stocks I do as well. I could watch both of them everyday, and mostly I do!
Tom Nash! But please keep the profanity down in front of a sensitive proper young lady. Thanks Hayley. Both of you always have great insights - much appreciated
Ha ha. to funny. Tom does do the outtakes, they are hilarious. I enjoy them. I've been watching both of you for a while. It's great to see you to do a take together..
As a boat owner for years I strongly believe that is a complete waste of money but the great times I have with my family and friends every week I wouldn’t change for anything! At the end of the day you need to figure what makes you happy
Holding a majority of TSLA and PLTR in your portfolio will make you a millionaire. Don't get distracted and keep buying these two stocks especially when there is a pull back.
I bought nearly 13000 pltr on 2020 at $25.80. I didn’t sell at $44. Then the stock price fallen down to $6. It caused me very painful heart at that period as it’s all I have to put into this stock. Now, it’s going up to $36.45. Thanks to Tom and all the Pltr bull KOL to give me the spiritual support in this period !
Here’s my take on PLTR: FACTS: In the government sector the Army just inked (Sept ‘24) a 5 yr $99MM deal with Palantir. The Army sees real and unique value in Palantir’s ability to glean critical information from the army’s own military related data. Commercial companies are also seeing real savings - I mean millions in savings - in supply chain management and other critical business functions once Palantir s/w is put to work. Immediate savings (Airbus). Not 2 yrs before any ROI but immediate ROI. Recently, the CEO went on CNBC and stated he sees a 10X growth in Palantir revenues. That can translate into a $350 stock @ some point.
Hayley, don’t knock yourself for being and investor and doing this on the side. I believe that the retail investor fundamentally understands stocks like PLTR/TSLA/SOFI…etc much better than Wall Street. Just keep up the good work.
PLTR interested me because I have studied enough about machine learning and associated techniques to have an understanding of the kinds of things current AI is suitable for and which ones they aren't, and a lot of the classical AI pushes are pushing for things the AI either has problems with or does not have all that great value to the receiver long term. Conversely PLTR is doing the kind of things ML is really good at, which means that it is poised to take over when the AI buble bursts as all those speculative chatbot uses turn out to not be as great as people thought they were, while they are not hit by that, and can instead sweep in and take over. A lot of the support from semiconductors and GPU scaling also supports their kind of operations, as such ML setups tend to be scaleable in similar ways, which means they got to take advantage of the bubles support without having to go down with it. Based on all of that I would be happy with PLTR going down to $14, heck I want it down to $6 so I can buy even more of it when people panic and sell it down to more normal P/E ratios. Since they are already not able to scale to all their demand, then even if demand falls from a crisis they should still be able to keep scaling up in that periode. My main problemm with PLTR is its insanely high P/E ratio, which means it kind of needs to do a 3-5x before leveling out for it to be decent in terms of long term value. In a sense it has already priced in a 5-10x in earnings, combined with the associated risk. For stocks, one way to get more safe with your mentality is to pick stocks that you would be okay with holding if they went down in price for some years. That way you just think "it is just not its time yet" when you look at it, and you are not panicing about losses, you just had a suboptimal point of entry or were holding it long enough for something like that to happen eventually. If you buy at what you think is an opportune moment and the stock falls instead of rises, then as long as it is not based on a flaw in the fundamentals (like some part of its business flopped), then it becomes more of an "well I will still earn that amount I expect on it when the fundamentals eventually drag it back to a fair evaluation" instead of "I was wrong, time to cut losses". One example of that is one company I invested in which fell like 60% over the last few years, but I kind of expected that because I invested based on the market not being able to recognise that it was actually agressively growing in a high profit part of its business. As others might not recognise that growth and there being some temporary problems, then it was not really much of a problem for me, because I only really expected things to really show up after 5-15 years of those hidden growths compounding until it just would not be able to find new good investments to spend all their extra income. As for imposter syndrome, I have found that if you try to conservatively (and accurately) disclose what you actually can contribute with, then you can cut the link between the doubts on whether you can do something and imposter syndrome. Basically if you tell the people that trust you with a task beforehand about the uncertainties you have with it, then you are no longer being an imposter trying to do something above your level, rather you are a person giving something that you are not sure of a shot. This generally allows you to handle those doubts in a much more healthy way, as they are no longer connected with your identity, but just uncertainty on the outcome on a specific thing, which is far less personal and due to the discloser also feels like much less your personal fault. When handling such a doubt it is also much easier to take good countermeasures, because you do not have to hide or disguise those countermeasures, but can instead proudly show them off as you taking steps to mitigate risks.
Nice surprise to see you two together. I have never heard Tom use so much profanity! And yes, TSLA and PLTR are my top 2 as well. Best wishes to both of you.
I own both stocks, but I am sorry, between the 2 Tesla is clearly my favorite, as Palantir is great, but it's just Palantir, while Tesla is cars, semis, energy, AI, FSD and bots, so it is not even close how much more it will be worth than Palantir in 10 years.
Hi Hayley, great seeing you with Tom, another investor inversion I admire! This is one of my favorite videos of yours , totally agree with your positions, and so look forward to hear your podcasts!! Can’t wait for the next one!
Tom, I like your analysis and approach to investments but request you cutting down the vulgarities when you are chatting with a lady. It isn't nice after a while and i can sense Hayley's discomfort.
A.I.I. Artificial Intelligent Investing could be a B2C product for Palantir! A product that could do analysis on companies & help people make better decisions on investing for the future. Not great for RUclips investing channels but good for people overall. But I would still watch you both! ;)
I just switched up my Roth IRA to 50% SCHD, 25% SCHX, 25% SCHG, and my Roth 401k is 70% vanguard S&P 500 index, 20% vanguard growth index, and 10% vanguard international index. Seeking best possible ways to grow $350k into $1m+ before retirement in 3 years
those are all dividend stocks not growth... you should have rotated into those after you hit the 1 mill, just seek advisor guidance
Agreed, the issue is most people have the “I will do it myself mentality” but not skilled enough. Ideally, advisors are perfect reps for investing jobs and at first-hand encounter, my portfolio has yielded over 330%, since covid-outbreak to date, summing up nearly $1m.
this is quite huge! would you mind revealing info of your advisor here please? in dire need of portfolio rebalancing
'Lucia Alicia Cruz' is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name online. You'd find necessary details to work with and set up an appointment.
She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran an online search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.
WOW ! Two of my favorites together , This is a very good day ! As far as PLTR, I think it is difficult to appreciate its real potential as it is becoming an existential necessity for large companies and PLTR has no real competition at the moment .
Tom is an acquired taste. I have been subscribed to him almost since the beginning. You did exceptionally well and props to you for being so professional with your interview. It is very difficult to stop Tom from rambling and going off on a tangent but he is very knowledgeable when it comes to investing.
My 2 favourite stocks and now my 2 favourite youtubers make a video together! What a great weekend 😂
To the point Tom made about the importance of researching his companies… to us viewers, a lot of our research is WATCHING YOU guys. Thanks for the updates!
Wow was not expecting this Collab to come up! Got a long drive to listen to this
I saw two rockets land ass first. When I saw that I asked myself “How can I invest in that (SpaceX) company?” the answer was “you can’t.”. But, you can invest in Tesla, the sister company. So, I did! Before that, I was in Afghanistan hunting terrorists and Palantir was what the intelligence analysts said they were shifting their software to. So, I invested. I am obsessed with both PLTR and TSLA! I listen to both of you because you are just as obsessed as me!
@@stephenreese5921 you can also invest in Google which I believe (last I knew) owns 8% of spaceX
This is an awesome collaboration! Thanks
I invested in PLTR, just a few months ago, 32 percent apprecate thanks to youll
As Tom said, stick to your guns. After the sun comes rain, sometimes it can be rainy for a while. Watch these guys a lot, that helps with the mental stress 😁
I’m up 30% on PLTR as well……just need to stay long……not get tempted to take profits today
thanks for setting this up and running it with Tom Nash. I’m a big fan of his channel as well as yours - and also big into PLTR and TSLA for the long haul, with a bit of SP500.. and “Sticking to my guns”
Perfect two to get together. PALANTIR in the house. On the swivel on DCA EVERY 14 days Palatir NVIDIA EVERY MONTH. THANKS GUYS!
Girl's in the big leagues now. 👏❤️👌
Finally the man himself with You Hayley! Congrats! You went a long way, but you are being heard in the investing community
DCAing....Every 2 weeks PLTR, TSLA, and NVDA. If i under-spend in my monthly budget, then at the end of the month, I buy whole shares of each!!! Retiring in 3 years VERY COMFORTABLY!!!
Tom Fffffin nailed it. First person ive heard talk about B2C realistically. Imagine putting all your data, finances, health, credentials, education, career, schedule, goals, hobbies, interests, etc…in one place and palantir makes suggestions for your next life move…its weird at first glance but probably doable in some capacity and build on it. You obviously get to choose what to put in. We all make decisions everyday which takes us somewhere in life, why not get some help with optimal options.
I already own shares of TSLA, NVDA and APPL as well. Sure, I don't mind having these equities sit around for a while, but I'd also like to appreciate short-term opportunities that could fetch $200,000 or less..
Find quality stocks that have long term potential, and ride with those stocks. I have found it takes someone who is very familiar with the market to make such good picks
A lot of folks downplay the role of advisors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850k.
Please can you leave the info of your lnvestment advsor here? I’m in dire need for one.
Her name is. SUNITA CHACHY JOSEPH . Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
I just curiously searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon. Thank you
Love this collaboration
omg I am so happy you 2 have connected, I watch every single vid from both of you.
Me too
Love always to Hayley - so very grateful for your insights and your positive influence on my portfolio. Not a fan of inappropriate and unprofessional language.
Tom Nash Rocks! Go Blue, go Detroit Lions!
Yes, two of my favorites in one collab video on my favorite stocks. I love it.
Tom where were your manners tonight? Shame on you. Boorish. Not bearish. You were. ou owe Hayley an apology.
Than you don't have a clue who is Tom Nash 😊
Hayley's perspective on long-term investing is a game-changer. No more FOMO for me! 💪
I know dividend investing is most effective when approached with a long-term perspective. However, I'd appreciate valid tips on companies that can help boost performance on my $350K portfolio notwithstanding inflation, my goal is 20 - 40% year over year.
prioritize patience. ideally, utilizing a FA can help with informed buying and selling decisions both for short and long-term gains
Right, I once downplayed the role a FA until after 40% portfolio loss amid covid-19 outbreak. At once, I consulted a license professional and my portfolio got revamped thankfully. As of today, I'm just about 10% shy of $1m after 100s of thousands invested.
@@beautifulpeoplealways bravo! i am a single 54 yr old, have a house that is paid off, and looking to invest the liquidity that i have to generate me regular income.. think your advisor can be of help?
Annette Louise Connors is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with and set up an appointment.
thanks for putting this out, curiously inputted Annette Louise Connors on the web, spotted her consulting page and was able to schedule a call session, she actually shows a great deal of expertise.
This was an awesome podcast. The two of you should do this pod together! Loved the dynamic and how Hayley managed to keep his crazy at the right level to be entertaining but also staying mostly on topic. This way it was easy to listen to and the both of you gave us a lot of value.
Hayley is such a fresh addition to the Tesla / Palantir community! Keep up the great work and love your speech so clear articulate and warm! Thanks!
That was very kind of you, thank you!!
I love Tom Nash! One point though, i expected for him to use a better language and adapt more to the setting here. There were a lot of f... words.
Thank you Hayley! This was a highly entertaining interview!!😂😂
Hayley, Tom is right. Stick to your guns and be exactly what you're saying and doing. Be you.
Hayley is young and interested in the same two subjects as I am, and Tom is a guy who thinks like me and invests in the same stocks I do as well. I could watch both of them everyday, and mostly I do!
Tom Nash! But please keep the profanity down in front of a sensitive proper young lady. Thanks Hayley. Both of you always have great insights - much appreciated
Ha ha. to funny. Tom does do the outtakes, they are hilarious. I enjoy them. I've been watching both of you for a while. It's great to see you to do a take together..
Hey Tom, is it a good time to buy PLTR now????
Just kidding. Great Podcast.
I’m about to punch a wall 😂
More collaboration in the future please! We love this interview!
As a boat owner for years I strongly believe that is a complete waste of money but the great times I have with my family and friends every week I wouldn’t change for anything! At the end of the day you need to figure what makes you happy
Holding a majority of TSLA and PLTR in your portfolio will make you a millionaire. Don't get distracted and keep buying these two stocks especially when there is a pull back.
I bought nearly 13000 pltr on 2020 at $25.80. I didn’t sell at $44. Then the stock price fallen down to $6. It caused me very painful heart at that period as it’s all I have to put into this stock. Now, it’s going up to $36.45. Thanks to Tom and all the Pltr bull KOL to give me the spiritual support in this period !
Thanks Hayley too ❤❤
$26.00 ave. share price here, as well. I felt that pain, too.
Would hold it until over $100
First Amit, and now Tom. Only Jeremy left, then you have the RUclips Finance Trifecta... 👌🏽
I am a big Tom fan & love his no B.S. 🤗
Great job Hayley!
Hayley Eich and Tom Nash...The Yin and Yang of the RUclips investing channels!. Great watch and thank you!
So Tom, should I buy palantir now??
Nice surprise and great colab, on the short list of my fav tlsa and pltr bulls
Here’s my take on PLTR:
FACTS: In the government sector the Army just inked (Sept ‘24) a 5 yr $99MM deal with Palantir. The Army sees real and unique value in Palantir’s ability to glean critical information from the army’s own military related data.
Commercial companies are also seeing real savings - I mean millions in savings - in supply chain management and other critical business functions once Palantir s/w is put to work. Immediate savings (Airbus). Not 2 yrs before any ROI but immediate ROI.
Recently, the CEO went on CNBC and stated he sees a 10X growth in Palantir revenues. That can translate into a $350 stock @ some point.
Yasssss I love that you’ve got Tom on!! Two GOATS!
Hayley, thank you for this interview with Tom. Very educational and entertaining!
Tom's (as a Risk Manager) and his way of risk management is 100% right.
Hayley’s got heart and Tom is the bomb👍
Nice one Tom
I always watch both of you, great seeing you together. Love PLTR & TSLA 🤩🤑
Good people investing in good companies 🖖🤞
Hayley, don’t knock yourself for being and investor and doing this on the side. I believe that the retail investor fundamentally understands stocks like PLTR/TSLA/SOFI…etc much better than Wall Street. Just keep up the good work.
PLTR interested me because I have studied enough about machine learning and associated techniques to have an understanding of the kinds of things current AI is suitable for and which ones they aren't, and a lot of the classical AI pushes are pushing for things the AI either has problems with or does not have all that great value to the receiver long term. Conversely PLTR is doing the kind of things ML is really good at, which means that it is poised to take over when the AI buble bursts as all those speculative chatbot uses turn out to not be as great as people thought they were, while they are not hit by that, and can instead sweep in and take over. A lot of the support from semiconductors and GPU scaling also supports their kind of operations, as such ML setups tend to be scaleable in similar ways, which means they got to take advantage of the bubles support without having to go down with it.
Based on all of that I would be happy with PLTR going down to $14, heck I want it down to $6 so I can buy even more of it when people panic and sell it down to more normal P/E ratios. Since they are already not able to scale to all their demand, then even if demand falls from a crisis they should still be able to keep scaling up in that periode. My main problemm with PLTR is its insanely high P/E ratio, which means it kind of needs to do a 3-5x before leveling out for it to be decent in terms of long term value. In a sense it has already priced in a 5-10x in earnings, combined with the associated risk.
For stocks, one way to get more safe with your mentality is to pick stocks that you would be okay with holding if they went down in price for some years. That way you just think "it is just not its time yet" when you look at it, and you are not panicing about losses, you just had a suboptimal point of entry or were holding it long enough for something like that to happen eventually. If you buy at what you think is an opportune moment and the stock falls instead of rises, then as long as it is not based on a flaw in the fundamentals (like some part of its business flopped), then it becomes more of an "well I will still earn that amount I expect on it when the fundamentals eventually drag it back to a fair evaluation" instead of "I was wrong, time to cut losses". One example of that is one company I invested in which fell like 60% over the last few years, but I kind of expected that because I invested based on the market not being able to recognise that it was actually agressively growing in a high profit part of its business. As others might not recognise that growth and there being some temporary problems, then it was not really much of a problem for me, because I only really expected things to really show up after 5-15 years of those hidden growths compounding until it just would not be able to find new good investments to spend all their extra income.
As for imposter syndrome, I have found that if you try to conservatively (and accurately) disclose what you actually can contribute with, then you can cut the link between the doubts on whether you can do something and imposter syndrome. Basically if you tell the people that trust you with a task beforehand about the uncertainties you have with it, then you are no longer being an imposter trying to do something above your level, rather you are a person giving something that you are not sure of a shot. This generally allows you to handle those doubts in a much more healthy way, as they are no longer connected with your identity, but just uncertainty on the outcome on a specific thing, which is far less personal and due to the discloser also feels like much less your personal fault. When handling such a doubt it is also much easier to take good countermeasures, because you do not have to hide or disguise those countermeasures, but can instead proudly show them off as you taking steps to mitigate risks.
Good collab. Hayley is too busy learning about investing to know about Topgear. Impressive dedication.
Oh noooo Hayley, you did again! You bring my favorite investors in your Channel!😂
Haha glad to hear it 🤗🎉
Nice surprise to see you two together. I have never heard Tom use so much profanity! And yes, TSLA and PLTR are my top 2 as well. Best wishes to both of you.
The UK and Russian accent are a great convo combo!
I am sooooo FOMO on PLTR!!! But the price!!!
I own both stocks, but I am sorry, between the 2 Tesla is clearly my favorite, as Palantir is great, but it's just Palantir, while Tesla is cars, semis, energy, AI, FSD and bots, so it is not even close how much more it will be worth than Palantir in 10 years.
We love you both ❤
Hi Hayley, great seeing you with Tom, another investor inversion I admire! This is one of my favorite videos of yours , totally agree with your positions, and so look forward to hear your podcasts!!
Can’t wait for the next one!
Tom’s outtakes make my day!
😂😂😂
Hayley and Tom keeping it real - loved this content 😊
I thought I was on Tom's channel lmao. I subscribed, looking forward to checking your content.
Thank you and welcome 🤗
Two of my faves!
Good show. I actually dig the banter. Thank you Hayley, Tom, grandpa…
I really enjoyed this. I never get tired of hearing people agree with me haha.
Two of my favorite people. Yippee!
Cool!!! That's awesome that you have Tom on your channel. I've been with PLTR since February 2021 and Tom since 2020 or somewhere near.
Hayley was not tolerable with the cuss words 😂
Great video Haley! I also subscribe to Tom’s videos and seeing both of you together in this format was fun.
He's right about Top Gear. Dismissing it is like saying GoT was unpopular ;)
2 of my favourite people on here , loved it👍
2 of my Favorites together. Thanks, what a great Podcast. Love you both
Thank you for the video, Hayley! 😎👍
Let Tom speak!
Tom is the man!!! Great conversation!
My two fav investor youtubers. ❤❤
Tom Nash has a t-shirt with a hole on it. Yet, we thought it's a Logo.
Exactly the same goal Tom, I think that is the point!
Too much swearing Tom, can't put it on background while kids around. Not good.
That was 😂 amazing. Well played both parties 👍
Hayley…Jeremy Clarkson, James May, Stig! Top Gear is iconic in America!
Amazing video. The King and Queen of investing. Two of the best. Thanks for doing this video Hayley and Tom
It’s great to see my two favourite RUclipsr in a collaboration podcast 🙌🔥👌🏻😛
Btw, Toms rotten shirt made my day 😂
Tom, I like your analysis and approach to investments but request you cutting down the vulgarities when you are chatting with a lady. It isn't nice after a while and i can sense Hayley's discomfort.
Big fan of you both. Great to see you chatting together
That was awesome. You make my day guys. Love you both.👏🏻👏🏻😂🤣
A.I.I. Artificial Intelligent Investing could be a B2C product for Palantir! A product that could do analysis on companies & help people make better decisions on investing for the future. Not great for RUclips investing channels but good for people overall. But I would still watch you both! ;)
Haley, it’s no problem not knowing about “Top Gear”. It’s for gear heads!
Great conversation. Thank you
Two of my favorite people
I agree PLTR and TSLA are great companies.
I also think RBLX will also be a great company...
Good interview!
Thank you 🥳
...and yes, I know Top Gear! It was a great show.
Don't smash nothing, don't buy nothing, apart from palentir and nvidia.
Вы оба лучшие
Excellent! Party On! 🥳🥳🥳🥳✌️✌️✌️✌️
Thanks!
Very kind, thank you 🤗 I hope you are enjoying the content!
Tom is awsome