The Most Profitable Year in Banking History, Elon’s Tesla Stake, and Firing People | Prof G Markets
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- Editor’s Note: Unfortunately Scott’s video dropped in and out during this episode due to issues with our recording platform. Fortunately the audio was retained, so we will present those missing portions with a graphic instead of video footage.
This week on Prof G Markets, Scott shares his thoughts on Elon Musk’s demands for a 25% stake in Tesla. He also takes a look at the latest bank earnings and breaks down why 2023 was the most profitable year ever for JP Morgan Chase, while Citigroup swung to a loss in the fourth quarter. He also discusses best practices for firing or letting people go.
Timestamps:
00:00 - This week's number
00:25 - Today's episode
01:50 - Market Vitals/Headlines
12:43 - Elon’s Tesla Stake
16:55 - The Most Profitable Year in Banking History
26:04 - Firing People
34:08 - Week Ahead
34:21 - Prediction
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I have a lot of respect for Ed, especially his ability to push back on Prof G's takes, however I was amazed at his lack of awareness about "super complex products" built by "crazy smart engineers" that serve very specific niches. Dude, that is basically the entire tech industry! It's not all FAANGS, despite their weight in the DOW. Do you see how all these techies are getting laid off, but no one is talking about moving into their parents' basements? It's because most tech jobs are working for precisely those kinds of "boring" companies and they are always hiring. Do you know how many components go on a printed circuit board, each with a highly niche function? How much software goes into the infrastructure required to operate your traffic flows? How important it is to have a tool that enables you to measure jitter on a fiber optic fiber? That's literally how most tech people are making a living right at this very moment! I think this would be an excellent topic for a No Mercy No Malice, because building these kinds of tools for infrastructure is probably the most important thing college STEM grads should be aspiring to, not drinking free kambucha at Pinterest.
What?
In summary, tech bros run shit and get jobs.
_CALM DOWN._
Free kombucha does sound nice though. It's very refreshing. Pardon my Seinfeld.
The inappropriate comments are why I’m in love with this podcast ! Utterly hilarious , and then straight into super high quality financial content! Perfect - keep it up guys
In tech companies typically if you're under 6 months they won't pay severance. And in many states including California if you are fired for performance you can challenge their unemployment benefit and not have to pay that when employers need to pay into UI
Ed, once again....killing it!!!
Thanks, Scott!
Last week joke.....priceless....Edit. What Scott is saying, stay until you can transition is awesome. I have seen this happen a few times (I'm in tech). But his thoughts are 100.1% correct. Edit again lol...she may have a EEOC complaint right?
Please talk about the video game industry in some shape or form :) would love to hear yall’s take
Love the pod. Also super curious what software you use to record / edit your videos?
Good HR video lesson, thanks for tackling the taboo subject. Burning ANY bridge not healthy. Raising wages 2024!
Some bridges have to br burnt to get what you want
Hey ed can you do a video on your research process?
The difference between a bag or a Rolex is that those products are pure luxury. They don't do anything that you can't do with much cheaper product. An iPhone has much functionality and the user experience is so much nicer, that people basically get hooked on this product and won't ever switch.
Have both, can live W/O the iphone
Flagship iPhone is only a little more expensive than flagship Samsung. It's all the accessories and upgrades that are overpriced (airpods, ram and storage, cables and chargers). So I don't feel like Apple is defying gravity here. Their excellent branding allows them to sell a slightly worse product than Samsung at a slightly higher price, and make killer margins when people buy the addons. Fundamentally that positioning does still allow for being a volume leader. Pure luxury products by definition are ones pirced so that most people cannot afford them. iPhone is not "luxury" by that definition -- it commands a premium margin, but not a luxury price.
@@IOFLOOD I have a Lenovo.
Does the same as the work iPhone.
Costs a lot less too.
@@sciencefliestothemoon2305 Ya but its not like a bag where a $5,000 product is indistinguishable from a $500 one.
Wrong, other android phones do the same functionality.
Thanks
I wish i caught this episode at lunch time yesterday....
Spirit air was at $8.
And Now this morning.... its up 15% 🔥🔥🔥
At least i was able to catch half the gains ☀️☀️
Don’t worry guys, I’m a woman and I love all the jokes. Keep being yourselves, it’s refreshing.
Your discussion on Apple phones was insightful... But it would have been useful to show the past trend as my understanding is that Samsung are being squeezed by the Chinese phone manufacturers, rather than losing market share to Apple consumers... Apple hold a monopoly on their platform. Samsung don't. I believe that is the underlying reason for the market share trend - not the messianic branding success alluded to in this podcast. I'd welcome your thoughts on this.
I think that the Ansys software will make it easier for smaller companies to make planes, thus more competitions for the big boys. The tech could reduce the cost of testing planes which is a huge cost, if you want planes and they have to be 99% safe.
A perfect theme song for Scott's rant about Musk is Blackberry Winter, by James McMurtry (one of the better and more thoughtful lyricists out there).
I took this dfTikTok firing straight to the Intro to Management class I teach. It will be interesting to see what a group of college students think of the situation. Thanks for giving me fodder to teach with.
first, big fan scott!
I like the show but I will never get used to the perv-dad jokes at the beginning
And Elon Musk is supposed to be unhinged…
Saying fired for performance reasons, when it isn't, is to get out of paying severance or unemploymemt. Scum move.
Amen thank you
We've gotten so comfortable with corporate gaslighting and HR doublespeak that when Brittany called it out (in real-time), it was somehow "shocking".
There was a small company, called Fairchild symbol FA, that voted in a dual class voting system. The controlling family traded giving away the dividend on their shares for more voting power. Of course soon after the family took control they eliminated the dividend. It took a shareholder vote. That occurred about 25 years ago.
I can't wait to see the movies and shows they make about Elon 10 years from now!
Oh I just watch these for the bad jokes of prof G
It's not that luxury defies economics, luxury often becomes a Veblen good.
Please don't change the start up; The shock & crudeness is needed to get everyone's attention, You will stick around if you're an adult😎🤓🍾
1st: Scott, just because I surprised you at Chipolte doesn't mean it bothered me. And, Ed, regarding your friend's girlfriend, if she doesn't really like it, she doesn't need to do it. It's a personal preference.
Ed can get it ngl
Elon Musk currently owns about 13% of Tesla outright (~412M shares). Additionally, he currently holds about 304 million exercisable stock options from his 2018 compensation package for $23.34 per share. Exercising all of those stock options would result in Elon owning ~22% of Tesla (at $TSLA's current outstanding share count of ~3.19B). Net of taxes, it'd probably be closer to 18-20%. + he's not the man you can trick into a new compensation plan with 'crazy' targets to give him what he wants after he experienced the Sam Altman/OpenAI drama. He can easily fund and grow his AI and robotics segments outside of Tesla.....
Ackman like Ellon didnt stay in bis lane. 🥵
In normal times, I'd agree that controversy like Brittany's would hurt Cloudflare's reputation/hiring, but in this employer favored market, with large layoffs happening everywhere, there's an abundance of people willing to take her spot. Even if it's only for 5 months
Agree, nothing will come of this except a flag in her background check if she ever apply for a Fortune 500. But she’ll likely get married to a guy like Scott and never have to worry anyways. Life of a white girl 🎉
The best people have options, and don't want to work for companies that conduct layoffs while fraudulently pretending they are not doing so.
She clearly hasnt been through a round of layoffs before
Cloudflare is so bad and didn't manage this well. The HR should be fired instead!
The employee was as bad as HR.
Can you please get a if if this accent?
l only come here for Scotts jokes!
Brittany Peach is a badass
Looks like proff Galloway still has an unresolved beef with Elon Musk 🤣🤣🤣
Disagree with Scott about Ackman . Someone needs to stand up against ESG bullying.
Chipotle joke. Chicago graffiti "Chipotle ,food for white people"
We need American
So Elon wants to take 12% of my shares to continue to run Tesla. F' yah. I am sure my stocks will rise way more than 12% if he puts his heart into the company (there is an 'if' there).
You mean if he sells X and stops courting controversy
We just want to see Scott not this London intern
When is everyone going realize Elon is a con-man. "He's 10x the value of company." A company that makes cars that get recalled! That's a bubble! Short Elon!
Which cars don't get recalled?
And most Tesla problems are fixed with OTA updates.
@@degenerate_mercenary9898 Tesla has the lowest amount of physical recalls of any serious carmakers.
You wouldn't call your Iphone software update a recall, would you?
A person who has engineering degrees knows he is total con … most people who thinks he is God have not studied enough
@@BlueSkyOcean funny how the engineers working for him say the opposite.
As a person with a RUclips degree I call "trust me bro"
That Karen employee is the epitome of this weak generation of workers. The company is letting you go. Move on.
ANSYS sucks.
US needs to nationalize the airlines and the railroads
No, just nationalize all private companies. Would that be ok for you?
@@boxingsense3459 any private companies that need to routinely bailed by tax payers
I wouldnt hire that woman after she posts the video…
Gonna stop listening, on the off chance he does any more "jokes"
Scott not only jumped the shark he looked for any orifice it had to jump in. Completely turned off by constant narrative of his specialness. FOFF
Don't like the 'jokes' either. Highly tasteless. Makes me listen to fewer of the videos...
The intro jokes are just so terrible. Highly offensive and stupid. Hard to recommend this show to anyone even tho I like the show of these jokes. Totally pointless.
Dumbest take on Citi ever