Financial Content Creator Kyla Scanlon Presents a Young Investor’s Guide to Markets
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Kyla Scanlon, Author, Educator & Contributor, Bloomberg Opinion presents on the young investor’s guide to markets at Bloomberg Invest New York.
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Finally someone speaks about the humans who create the economy and need to be taken care of, not only about making number go up.
Bloomberg hire a cameraman who looks at the slides at least momentarily that she is talking about. Yes she is talking, and yes the audio is important, but when she's referring to a graph or data or a slide or a quote you need to show it. Jesus.
Kyla is great she is really smart and good at representing a new generation of financial thinking.
Great presentation. (I was tempted to speed up the replay)
I love this format!
This is pants
She’s a shill. She sells hope. That’s her game.
Lots of big words. I feel like this could’ve been simpler. But honestly I had a hard time following anything she said.
"short term garbage racoonification of markets".???? Really? There are a lot of factors and information processing that impact the collective thoughts of the market that eventually impacts the shareprice.
Sounds like a DEI checkbox needed to be filled for this conference.
You're giving way too much credit to the market. Like a delusional amount of credit and missing her overall point. There would be no Enrons, Bubbles, or recessions if there wasn't this short term garbage raccoonification. The disconnect between the expectations of individual investors, the theories that attempt to make sense of the market, and the reality of how and what actions these companies are taking and presenting are what lead to these crises. If you need an example of short term garbage raccoonification of a specific company, look at Jack Welch's tenure at GE and his focus on short term bandages instead of the long term health of the company and how it has affected their market cap now.
I don't think she knows the power of 0 date spy options...
Wow, tis Kyla is such a rugger -absolutely clueless....the fact that these folks are how people learn finance is just dangerous; no experience, no relevant degrees and SME; This is just sad....I watched her and she does Tiktok videos for Gen Z with extremely superficial takes on finance. Inaccurate on so many things - and now Bloomberg pushing such creators to check off their DEI quota is just sad. I am all for equality but create opportunities, not fill quotas!
Can you please provide examples of things she is wrong about?
It's not like Bloombergs and CNBCs have more qualified experts. She's at least entertaining.
it makes sense that you would be intimidated by younger people engaging in finance in a way you don’t understand it’s ok. it’s hard being out of touch and left behind
@@OfficialTomsSkujinsFanClub I have no control is your misinterpretations of what I said. Projecting your own insecurities and lack of understanding of what I said (having finfluencers with no background and using internet to posit as SMEs in finance is extremely slippery and needs to be caveated for those consuming content) is definitely a way to go - just not mine.
Be well and be cautious while you consume such content - I am sure there is some good content here but for most folks who arent into finance, macro, economics, macro, tech, geo-politics, market psychology/cycles, history of money and central banking, our complex financial system, accounting, banking laws and regulations and much much more - I'd suggest DYOR, read, rely on competent SME in this area vs social influencers with half baked knowledge posing as financial advisors without having the humility to caution their audience - because then their ad revenue and paid subscriptions will go down, right?
@@simrans3675 i didn’t say you have no control, i said you were out of touch. you also fundamentally misunderstand her content, it’s created with a younger audience in mind in order to introduce them to finance and economics. she’s very relatable to gen z and millenials and focuses on the intersection of economics and psychology. it’s also incredibly telling that you assume that bloomberg is only platforming her for inclusion and because she’s a woman, and not because she is incredibly intelligent and is good at breaking down complicated ideas for the general public. i would argue that writing a book about economics and having it published by penguin random house might be a sign that she knows what she’s talking about. assuming someone is unknowledgeable because they are either young, a woman, or create content on social media shows your preconceived notions and archaic ideas of the world.
She doesn’t belong in this forum.