I do not know where you get your data but there is no way crypto/bitcoin is being adopted fast. A full 1/3 of the world will never have access to it. Btw, I do not see any central banks buying bitcoin or crypto. They are buying gold. I do understand your premise on the next revolution but it is all based on energy. You need to brush up on the major components that keep empires going. The threat right now is access to cheap energy and the so called green way is not going to be cheaper (especially when we have clean coal with a 99% reduction in emissions) and secure borders. Read the book The Collapse of Societies by Dr. Joseph Tainter. You are missing a huge part to your investment strategy. You expect things to continue in perpetuity when history tells us otherwise.
Mark lost all his money in 2008 by investing in one thing. On other videos he said he would not do this approach again, but now he is again preaching to bet on 1 highly risky area.
He is well diversified within crypto and keeps his eye on that one, well diversified, crypto basket. He'll cover when bitcoin hits 100K and rendezvous to the French Riviera with Cathie Wood.
That’s because Ray Dalio’s goal was to find a sucker to buy his product, not to beat the stock market. Bet on a little bit of everything and you can’t lose… He was already well connected through his college buddies and early Wall Street firms he worked for. All he had to do was wait for a crash and then propose a “winning strategy” that most people would agree with…
Apparently, finding suckers is an extremely difficult thing to do - otherwise, where are all the billionaires then? There are a ton of people with connections in wall street, and the rest sounds rather simplistic... so either it's impossibly hard to execute, or he just won the lottery. Either way, it's impossibly rare to get to where he got.
😂. I listen to Warren Buffet and didn’t invest in Bitcoin a $3,000. Why? He was the most successful investor in the world. Biggest mistake I made. I should have listened to myself!
I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises of plummeting stocks which were once revered and i don't know where to go here out of devastation....
Isn't the problem the size of the fund. A retail investor can put his small amounts of funds in a single stock, whereas a fund manages 10s of billions and they can't really buy whatever asset they want because of their weight.
I don't like bitcoin up here. I played it for the halving hype by buying it up in 2023 under 30k. Easy double. I just don't like it at 60k and up it is too expensive. It is crazy how much it costs to mine a bitcoin. That is just nuts.
BTC Maxis need to stop drinking the Kool-Aid BTC with small blocks is a Boomer Meme Coin that doesn't do anything, what it attempts to do it does badly. Saylor has unsurprisingly appointed himself as the Toxic Maxi Dictator and King of BTC Memes ☺
And he just repeated that same mistake 😂. I swear to God 3-4 yrs ago he was on over drive telling us China was taking over. If you followed his advice and went heavy China you could have been bankrupted by now.
Inflation is the result of monetary expansion. These 2 numbers should not be added up. Inflation is manipulated since it doesn't include the rise in asset prices (caused by the monetary expansion), so I recommend picking the monetary expansion only.
@@sangbangerz Yes, in distorted or unfree markets. For instance, Taiwan is experiencing a typhoon that has destroyed lots of vegetables in the fields. Prices will increase for a while, but return to normal after a while. When you measure measure inflation, you measure it in years, so such distortions don't appear in inflation. Monetary policy is what has a lasting effect on prices (monopolies or duties or taxes also have effects).
@@TeaMasters outside of textbooks (and I'm a student of Austrian economics), the world in reality includes these distortions which can last long enough to have material impacts to real lives over extended periods of time (70s oil crises, etc.) As such, in my world, they must be included in discussions of inflation.
@@sangbangerz Energy prices in Europe is a good example of how State intervention creates distortions increasing prices. Or health care in the US. But once these market distortions are in place for a certain time, they don't cause new inflation. The problem is more that they create undue profits.
@@TeaMasters the bottom line is that inflation can manifest by either monetary policy, demand-pull, or supply-push, and while I agree policies (beyond monetary and/or fiscal) can be conjured up to manage any of the three, the fact remains that there are multi-faceted causes to the phenomenon that we call inflation. It is not one-dimensional.
Can you do a presentation for the WeWork basket people. Something to watch while lined up at the Soup kitchen. Retrospection is an easy way to make video content
The US Congress has not approved or endorsed Bitcoin as a legal tender, yet the saying is to consider it likewise. What are the chances that the US Congress will approve Bitcoin as legal tender and/or give it the same economic consideration as Gold? IMO ZERO.
Hey Mark, love your channel and the high value content. I dunno why but the camera shot at around 18:50 is triggering me so badly. Could you place the lamp more to the corner so we can see you and the screen?
Cryptocurrency I agree people should be invested in mainly, $BTC, $ETH, $XRP, $SOL etc, the digital revolution, however people should also diversify outside that asset as well, just with less concentration. Up to them of course though. The problem I see with not diversifying is that if say crypto underperforms for a couple of years the heavy investor becomes trapped. Diversification stops an investor from getting trapped. As an example, Someone investing in $BTC, $ETH, $XRP, $GOLD and $SILVER is safer than someone just investing in $BTC or just $GOLD.
How do you know which asset class is going to perform when? You think crypto - specifically BTC - is all the rage now, but how long will it last? When will the market mood switch to something else? No one knows that.. Also concentration increases risk - sometimes a lot - think I ou missed mentioning that ..
I,'m leaning towards the Carnegie model. I'm focused on two things, gold and BTC. Selling other assest and keeping a bit of eth and silver. A 12 month horizon.
I think this is a great video and I totally agree with your approach, but I do not understand why you are adding the 3% inflation rate to the 10% rate of monetary expansion, isn't the CPI inflation caused by the monetary expansion? Seems like you are double counting the 3%.
You have to count both, they are two different things. 1) total pool of money and new money printed = debasement 2) real inflation (not CPI) increasing the sticker price of things So really it is a double dip
Bitcoin is consolidating. The ETF goosed the price in the spring. The boom of the 4 year cycle is likely to begin within 3 months, if not sooner. Check out the Power Law theory of BTC.
How does the doomsday everything bubble crash fit in to your market cycles ?,I can see your take on the market cycles phase but when does one enter or accumulate.With the incurrent geopolitical background it appears that we are entering extremely unstable times right now with many predictions of a across the board 50% market crash by the end of the year…
Nasdaq to bitcoin being down 99% is true but misleading. If you take Tesla vs nasdaq you also get -99% since inception. you can do that with many companies vs the nasdaq. Bitcoin is a good asset but adoption will slow down eventually and then cashflowing assets will beat bitcoin.
do you need Bitcoin for a sake of it? Probably not. One can be interested in it as long as it’s convertible to fiat. If governments decide you no longer able to do it, this investment will be obsolete or illiquid. Once, there was a situation when US government made gold trade illegal for citizens and gold price stayed the same for decades.
Problem with diversification is that most people do it wrong. You want uncorrelated bets that each are asymetric. If one goes up if another goes down, they are definetely correlated. What you are doing otherwise is that you are hedging. You don’t expect to earn money hedging. You are supposed to just not loose money. Taking many uncorrelated good bets is hard to manage though. That is what I see as the real reason you might want to limit your bets to a small set of high quality ones.
Wait till you find out about sharpe ratio and the fact that some funds operate on reducing risk not maximizing profits. It is so strange how these hedge funds focus on hedging instead of buying the QQQs
Common financial advisors tell you to diversify in everything. That’s not ray dalio’s strategy. He invests in winners that aren’t correlated. At least from what I’m aware.
I had a feeling before I clicked on this, it was going to be another hock for crypto stocks, by a crypto investor. The definition of a Ponzi scheme. Ugh..
On a parallel story to your's. Took some big Hits from listening to experts (after building out a successful business) and realized after many Tequila $hots (did I say many) that it is no one's fault but mine and (like you) have been studying and rebuilding after the expensive tuition I paid. Appreciate the lunch pail approach you bring bro.
Saying the Nasdaq is down 90+% against BTC is not fair. with Nasdaq companies, they have a product, a mgmt team and issue audited financial results. And they won't disappear overnight. They are tangible. I like BTC because I fear fiat currency debasement but that comparison is not a reasonable comparison.
For individuals, even wealthy ones, the single basket works, BUT for wealth managers who handle billions and trillions: they HAVE TO diversify… it’s way too much $$$ and can lobside a market.
A particular model on investments is also subjected to variables. Meaning, they are not rigid. So, they become obsolete over time. Best is to focus on returns on a few best performing assets!
“hindsight is easy when you have a time machine looking back” I question if even Satoshi Nakamoto could have predicted this price performance to date “past performance is no guarantee of future price prediction” All we can do is follow a strategy where are wins outperform our losses and hopefully this additional equally unpredictable money expansion plus inflation. But I get it. Jim Rogiers said that once in an interview; “ I only invest in what I know” when refusing to comment on an asset outside his niche
I put $10,000 into Cardano ADA and $10,000 into Bitcoin (when it was $15k). I should have put all the eggs into one basket called Bitcoin. Lesson learned. This is a must watch video for novice investors.
No lesson in here. What would you say that Cordano and Bitcoin positions were the opposite. Bitcoin is a luck and not based on anything tangible, like theoretically performance of companies shares could be predicted based on future cashflows. Bitcoin- on what? Next fool buying higher. If adverse economic conditions persist, I predict that all value prices at best will stay the same as of now, of worst will be deflationary. I need a crystal ball. It’s hard to discount an interference of external powerful forces (like government power) which may influence the direction of where things are going.
the bet analogy doesnt make any sense, its not like you lose any of the assets when one thing or another goes up or down, the asset just gains or loses value, totally not the same as betting on everything where you litterally lose all the assets in the blink of an eye.
What she does is called insider trading and they jail ordinary folks for it. Congressmen own shares and are able to do laws that impact the same companies. It should be made illegal for Congressmen to own shares.
Yeah my 2016 Bitcoin buy at $500 was laughed at by a couple of my friends... They stopped laughing awhile ago and started crying they didn't listen to me.
The most important thing is don't buy overvalued assets. NASDAQ performed well because it was very undervalued in 2009-2012. Buying NASDAQ today with a PE over 30 won't serve you well.
Buffett is greedy, pardon the pun, but as George carlin said, its one big club and we ain't part of it. His company recently purchased loads of gold but the SEC allowed him to keep it quiet, why? Because us the commoners would have known and some would copy him thereby increasing the price 4 him to buy
Electronic digital currency will be done with the digital dollar. Just not by the Fed with a single ledger. BitCoin and other digital assets will have their place but not as a currency. Too much reporting required presently
Everyone can decide for themselves how much of their active and passive income they want to invest in different asset classes regularly to protect against inflation.
this is terrible advice for *most* people. "im going to buy nike because i see it in the store and all my friends are buying nike and i'm into sports" without knowing anything about finance is irresponsible gambling. most people can't even handle their own personal finances, just index ffs.
The all Weather portfolio is not meant to make money. It is supposed to be a portfolio you can forget about for decades in any condition (war, industrial revolution, debt crisis) and be very sure it will have protected the wealth. Dalio created it for his family in case he dies and the world goes to shit. Goal being that his family should not have to care about learning investment to manage it.
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I do not know where you get your data but there is no way crypto/bitcoin is being adopted fast. A full 1/3 of the world will never have access to it. Btw, I do not see any central banks buying bitcoin or crypto. They are buying gold. I do understand your premise on the next revolution but it is all based on energy. You need to brush up on the major components that keep empires going. The threat right now is access to cheap energy and the so called green way is not going to be cheaper (especially when we have clean coal with a 99% reduction in emissions) and secure borders. Read the book The Collapse of Societies by Dr. Joseph Tainter. You are missing a huge part to your investment strategy. You expect things to continue in perpetuity when history tells us otherwise.
Mark lost all his money in 2008 by investing in one thing. On other videos he said he would not do this approach again, but now he is again preaching to bet on 1 highly risky area.
Go Bitcoin
Yup…
Bitcoin is not risky lol
More people lost money than gained. Looked at the wallets. One percent all over again.@@AliBooondok
He is well diversified within crypto and keeps his eye on that one, well diversified, crypto basket.
He'll cover when bitcoin hits 100K and rendezvous to the French Riviera with Cathie Wood.
That’s because Ray Dalio’s goal was to find a sucker to buy his product, not to beat the stock market. Bet on a little bit of everything and you can’t lose… He was already well connected through his college buddies and early Wall Street firms he worked for. All he had to do was wait for a crash and then propose a “winning strategy” that most people would agree with…
Why do you think Mark is making these videos? Isn't his goal also "to find a sucker to buy his product"?
@@edwin.jansen BTC isn't Mark's product, so AI.
Apparently, finding suckers is an extremely difficult thing to do - otherwise, where are all the billionaires then? There are a ton of people with connections in wall street, and the rest sounds rather simplistic... so either it's impossibly hard to execute, or he just won the lottery. Either way, it's impossibly rare to get to where he got.
It all depends upon time period. If you back to say 2000, it was Buffett who had a poor 5 year record and lost a lot of investor faith.
I pay attention to all of them. I listen to myself.
Amen brother!
😂. I listen to Warren Buffet and didn’t invest in Bitcoin a $3,000. Why? He was the most successful investor in the world. Biggest mistake I made. I should have listened to myself!
Then why pay attention?
@@lovepeaceblissif you can't understand what he means, you shouldn't be listening to yourself lmao.
@@lovepeacebliss to formalise an opinion from data, facts, sentiments and to always challenge your thesis. Simple👍
He who teaches gets to re-learn everything.
I agree, focus on 1 thing make it big. Like.your business, what you know inside out. Or some investment you understand like and trust
Another great simple understanding on what's going
For us simple folk
Thank you Mark 😊
Thanks Mark! I'm sharing your videos to wake up my family and friends.
I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises of plummeting stocks which were once revered and i don't know where to go here out of devastation....
Always good stuff, Mark. Thanks!
Old dogs can learn new tricks. Ray D had a good run
Great info Mark.
It amazes me how little performance a hedge needs to be "one of the best" .. a retail trader can pull off 7%/year
Isn't the problem the size of the fund. A retail investor can put his small amounts of funds in a single stock, whereas a fund manages 10s of billions and they can't really buy whatever asset they want because of their weight.
I don't like bitcoin up here. I played it for the halving hype by buying it up in 2023 under 30k. Easy double. I just don't like it at 60k and up it is too expensive.
It is crazy how much it costs to mine a bitcoin. That is just nuts.
BTC Maxis need to stop drinking the Kool-Aid
BTC with small blocks is a Boomer Meme Coin that doesn't do anything, what it attempts to do it does badly.
Saylor has unsurprisingly appointed himself as the Toxic Maxi Dictator and King of BTC Memes ☺
In the early 1980s, Dalio went broke after betting against the American economy.
And he just repeated that same mistake 😂. I swear to God 3-4 yrs ago he was on over drive telling us China was taking over. If you followed his advice and went heavy China you could have been bankrupted by now.
After my HCNWF, UROY and MCFNF plays all tanked, maybe I should stop copying Mark's strategy as well
Inflation is the result of monetary expansion. These 2 numbers should not be added up. Inflation is manipulated since it doesn't include the rise in asset prices (caused by the monetary expansion), so I recommend picking the monetary expansion only.
Inflation can also be supply-pushed and have nothing to do with monetary policy
@@sangbangerz Yes, in distorted or unfree markets. For instance, Taiwan is experiencing a typhoon that has destroyed lots of vegetables in the fields. Prices will increase for a while, but return to normal after a while. When you measure measure inflation, you measure it in years, so such distortions don't appear in inflation. Monetary policy is what has a lasting effect on prices (monopolies or duties or taxes also have effects).
@@TeaMasters outside of textbooks (and I'm a student of Austrian economics), the world in reality includes these distortions which can last long enough to have material impacts to real lives over extended periods of time (70s oil crises, etc.) As such, in my world, they must be included in discussions of inflation.
@@sangbangerz Energy prices in Europe is a good example of how State intervention creates distortions increasing prices. Or health care in the US. But once these market distortions are in place for a certain time, they don't cause new inflation. The problem is more that they create undue profits.
@@TeaMasters the bottom line is that inflation can manifest by either monetary policy, demand-pull, or supply-push, and while I agree policies (beyond monetary and/or fiscal) can be conjured up to manage any of the three, the fact remains that there are multi-faceted causes to the phenomenon that we call inflation. It is not one-dimensional.
Can you do a presentation for the WeWork basket people.
Something to watch while lined up at the Soup kitchen.
Retrospection is an easy way to make video content
The US Congress has not approved or endorsed Bitcoin as a legal tender, yet the saying is to consider it likewise. What are the chances that the US Congress will approve Bitcoin as legal tender and/or give it the same economic consideration as Gold? IMO ZERO.
Dalio’s genius is a PR creation.
I have concluded that if you don’t own btc you will be poor . Even at 57k you are early. Nothing else is keeping up with debasement.
Yes. Until it doesn't.
It's still a gamble. A big one.
@@remyruffnot a bad gamble. There will only ever be 21 million Bitcoin.
@@user-vm3ih8re8z it’s scarcity value. Same as a charizard Pokémon
My portfolio is perfect and I'm just adding to each position equally......BTC, SOL & TESLA
Best 3 out there...good call!
@@sevear66 thank you
@@sevear66 why because you're rekt on sol too? Oh let me guess you're still "up" 😂
Oh boy…
I need two baskets to sleep at night. One is insurance the other is investment. But then minimal diversification in each basket.
Love your work Mark ❤
Hey Mark, love your channel and the high value content. I dunno why but the camera shot at around 18:50 is triggering me so badly. Could you place the lamp more to the corner so we can see you and the screen?
This video is spot on thank you Sir. My Sat Stack is flush and growing. My trad stack is swirling down the bowl…
Cryptocurrency I agree people should be invested in mainly, $BTC, $ETH, $XRP, $SOL etc, the digital revolution, however people should also diversify outside that asset as well, just with less concentration. Up to them of course though. The problem I see with not diversifying is that if say crypto underperforms for a couple of years the heavy investor becomes trapped. Diversification stops an investor from getting trapped. As an example, Someone investing in $BTC, $ETH, $XRP, $GOLD and $SILVER is safer than someone just investing in $BTC or just $GOLD.
Gold, silver, and BTC are poised for a year of strong gains. Hopefully, ETH gets a bid.
I diversified between rent, insurance and Gamestop.
I diversified between a blonde and a brunette.
How do you know which asset class is going to perform when? You think crypto - specifically BTC - is all the rage now, but how long will it last? When will the market mood switch to something else? No one knows that..
Also concentration increases risk - sometimes a lot - think I ou missed mentioning that ..
I,'m leaning towards the Carnegie model. I'm focused on two things, gold and BTC. Selling other assest and keeping a bit of eth and silver. A 12 month horizon.
Absolutely great presentation! This should a staple in any investors library
I think this is a great video and I totally agree with your approach, but I do not understand why you are adding the 3% inflation rate to the 10% rate of monetary expansion, isn't the CPI inflation caused by the monetary expansion? Seems like you are double counting the 3%.
He may be referring to a rate of return above 10% monetary expansion (same as some rate of return above risk free assets)
You have to count both, they are two different things.
1) total pool of money and new money printed = debasement
2) real inflation (not CPI) increasing the sticker price of things
So really it is a double dip
could you do an update on Bitcoin , gold is going up but why not bitcoin?
Watch the miners, they will be reporting in the next few weeks, their profits should be impressive and the stocks should rise.
Bitcoin is consolidating. The ETF goosed the price in the spring. The boom of the 4 year cycle is likely to begin within 3 months, if not sooner. Check out the Power Law theory of BTC.
How does the doomsday everything bubble crash fit in to your market cycles ?,I can see your take on the market cycles phase but when does one enter or accumulate.With the incurrent geopolitical background it appears that we are entering extremely unstable times right now with many predictions of a across the board 50% market crash by the end of the year…
NEAR Protocol is my biggest bet for this cycle.
Exceedingly hard for the ordinary people to understand this stuff, let alone put it to work.
Nasdaq to bitcoin being down 99% is true but misleading. If you take Tesla vs nasdaq you also get -99% since inception. you can do that with many companies vs the nasdaq. Bitcoin is a good asset but adoption will slow down eventually and then cashflowing assets will beat bitcoin.
do you need Bitcoin for a sake of it? Probably not. One can be interested in it as long as it’s convertible to fiat. If governments decide you no longer able to do it, this investment will be obsolete or illiquid. Once, there was a situation when US government made gold trade illegal for citizens and gold price stayed the same for decades.
Mark a very good vid. A methodical presentation for me as layman investor.definately bumped me up a notch thanks.
Problem with diversification is that most people do it wrong. You want uncorrelated bets that each are asymetric. If one goes up if another goes down, they are definetely correlated.
What you are doing otherwise is that you are hedging. You don’t expect to earn money hedging. You are supposed to just not loose money.
Taking many uncorrelated good bets is hard to manage though. That is what I see as the real reason you might want to limit your bets to a small set of high quality ones.
You are a genius, Mark. Greetings from England.
Hello from Mother Russia 🇷🇺! 🤠🤠
@@onestepahead1857 Russia? omg.....our prayers....and our thoughts go out to you..
BAI AI is still in test net. It will be massive when it hits mainnet
Wait till you find out about sharpe ratio and the fact that some funds operate on reducing risk not maximizing profits.
It is so strange how these hedge funds focus on hedging instead of buying the QQQs
TLDR; put your life saving in BTC and watch it "..." Stay safe everyone
I do not follow anyone! Especially influencers on youtube!
This video was useful & informative! Thanks
It's all about how are you positioned to be comfortable and not stressed about your finances.
What about options and volatility? Isn't it worth taking that risk for substantially higher returns?
I studied everything about finance over the last 4 years a lot of my time every day.
Common financial advisors tell you to diversify in everything. That’s not ray dalio’s strategy. He invests in winners that aren’t correlated. At least from what I’m aware.
I had a feeling before I clicked on this, it was going to be another hock for crypto stocks, by a crypto investor. The definition of a Ponzi scheme. Ugh..
On a parallel story to your's. Took some big Hits from listening to experts (after building out a successful business) and realized after many Tequila $hots (did I say many) that it is no one's fault but mine and (like you) have been studying and rebuilding after the expensive tuition I paid. Appreciate the lunch pail approach you bring bro.
It sounds like Mark didn't learn his lesson the last time he lost all his money.
Saying the Nasdaq is down 90+% against BTC is not fair. with Nasdaq companies, they have a product, a mgmt team and issue audited financial results. And they won't disappear overnight. They are tangible. I like BTC because I fear fiat currency debasement but that comparison is not a reasonable comparison.
I went down your path 4years ago so I've been learning ever since
SP 500 and Nasdaq took ten plus years to break even in the 2000’s
Ry informative and useful. Thank you.
For individuals, even wealthy ones, the single basket works, BUT for wealth managers who handle billions and trillions: they HAVE TO diversify… it’s way too much $$$ and can lobside a market.
Mark, what a video! Your all the video is excellent content. I’m waiting for your video more than anything. I wish your success
A particular model on investments is also subjected to variables. Meaning, they are not rigid. So, they become obsolete over time.
Best is to focus on returns on a few best performing assets!
“hindsight is easy when you have a time machine looking back”
I question if even Satoshi Nakamoto could have predicted this price performance to date
“past performance is no guarantee of future price prediction”
All we can do is follow a strategy where are wins outperform our losses and hopefully this additional equally unpredictable money expansion plus inflation.
But I get it. Jim Rogiers said that once in an interview;
“ I only invest in what I know”
when refusing to comment on an asset outside his niche
I put $10,000 into Cardano ADA and $10,000 into Bitcoin (when it was $15k). I should have put all the eggs into one basket called Bitcoin. Lesson learned. This is a must watch video for novice investors.
No lesson in here. What would you say that Cordano and Bitcoin positions were the opposite. Bitcoin is a luck and not based on anything tangible, like theoretically performance of companies shares could be predicted based on future cashflows. Bitcoin- on what? Next fool buying higher. If adverse economic conditions persist, I predict that all value prices at best will stay the same as of now, of worst will be deflationary. I need a crystal ball. It’s hard to discount an interference of external powerful forces (like government power) which may influence the direction of where things are going.
I guess he didn't learn
He will repeat his mistake.
Great video Mark! Thank you.
Mark, BTC is not going up exponentially. It is going up based on a power law. Take a look, and do a little research. You will be amazed.
the bet analogy doesnt make any sense, its not like you lose any of the assets when one thing or another goes up or down, the asset just gains or loses value, totally not the same as betting on everything where you litterally lose all the assets in the blink of an eye.
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Bridge water fund is doing relatively well. Thank you
I was told if I have to Copy the Porfolio of an Investor, it should be Nancy Pelosi.
What do you think about that?
Well she just sold Tesla, so without her inside information not too bright
What she does is called insider trading and they jail ordinary folks for it. Congressmen own shares and are able to do laws that impact the same companies. It should be made illegal for Congressmen to own shares.
@@bestprice1776 it's dropped nearly 20% in the 2 weeks since your comment so maybe she knew something after all😂
@@BaileyMxX you mean after it went up over 40%?
With all due respect no one knows the long term value of BTC. It’s laughable for anyone to claim that’s is a viable long term investment
Well, we will know in the long term, who's laughing and who's not.
Yeah my 2016 Bitcoin buy at $500 was laughed at by a couple of my friends... They stopped laughing awhile ago and started crying they didn't listen to me.
It's $1000,000 for BTC.
Yup! YT millionaires have to keep the new money coming in, so their BTC stocks stay up.
Blackrock, Fidelity, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley ...Wall St. Is now all in on Btc. But you know better than the oligarchs.
Going all in crypto is the worst financial advice I’ve ever heard.
Did you mention Warren Buffets investment in Bitcoin? I missed that… he is a very intelligent guy… thanks
Buffet admits he doesn't understand technology so he missed the Bitcoin boat
The most important thing is don't buy overvalued assets. NASDAQ performed well because it was very undervalued in 2009-2012. Buying NASDAQ today with a PE over 30 won't serve you well.
Thank you Mark,
İn this circumstance are very Critical points
You’re welcome 🙏
Another really informative video.
Clear & concise. Thank you Mark
You’re welcome buddy.
I like buffets strategy better but can't you have both. Position concentration in multiple baskets. Not financial advice
All you would have had to do is buy BTC/Sol and youd be many Xs up..
Likely going out many more if U can deal with vol.
great video Mark
Great insights
It’s only 2:22 into your video and already I feel vindicated.
If you compare gold to the sp over the last 30 years--who is really winning?
Thank you Mark. appreciate your work
I take the Peter Lynch Path
Hi Mark,
Are you able to do a video regarding Mr Jim Simmons from Medallion Technologies.
Greatly Appreciate your work.
You're all in on btc which is PART of the crypto asset class. Just as nvidia is not a class, neither is btc.
Its an USA invention to steal from all over around the world!
Thanks for clarifying that to Mark and all of us
Buffett is greedy, pardon the pun, but as George carlin said, its one big club and we ain't part of it. His company recently purchased loads of gold but the SEC allowed him to keep it quiet, why? Because us the commoners would have known and some would copy him thereby increasing the price 4 him to buy
You are right on.
Me thinketh in depth indeed., although don't always agree with everything Mark's CSI analysis is........amazing!@!?😉
@cryptosmart this is what you said at the last personal finance series.
Electronic digital currency will be done with the digital dollar. Just not by the Fed with a single ledger. BitCoin and other digital assets will have their place but not as a currency. Too much reporting required presently
Thats why US will pull the plug on BITCOIN crap, its an expermant!
DO NOT put all your money in btc or you will be starving
LoL....I put all my money in BTC in 2016 when it was $500. I'm eating pretty good right now
Everyone can decide for themselves how much of their active and passive income they want to invest in different asset classes regularly to protect against inflation.
this is terrible advice for *most* people. "im going to buy nike because i see it in the store and all my friends are buying nike and i'm into sports" without knowing anything about finance is irresponsible gambling. most people can't even handle their own personal finances, just index ffs.
Is it too late to invest in Nvidia?
Yes, buy Tesla instead and Bitcoin
Yup i totally agree. Hbar all the way. The only one with real world use
Why are you completely leaving out gold?
Thank you ❤
The all Weather portfolio is not meant to make money. It is supposed to be a portfolio you can forget about for decades in any condition (war, industrial revolution, debt crisis) and be very sure it will have protected the wealth. Dalio created it for his family in case he dies and the world goes to shit. Goal being that his family should not have to care about learning investment to manage it.
But regarding BTC and other crypto (ánd Tesla stock), Retail are thé front-runners, for a change!