IMO his old videos were a LOT better but now Jeremy is very scummy. I'm not saying he can't speculate on stocks, he can buy whatever stock he wants. It's just that he can afford to average down on his position because of his ad revenue while his followers get screwed by not being able to do the same (ie bag holding). His public portfolio doesn't match what he's doing in private, so I think he's purposely misleading his audience. Overall, it sounds like he has no clue what he's doing when picking speculative stocks/stonks/stoinks.
Dude a long-term investor wouldn't judge a stock pick based on its 6 months or even 12-20 month performance. If you really want he has stock picks back from 4 years ago, look at those.
true, but I am pointing out how much these stocks bleed money and dilute their shareholders that it's only a matter of time before they revert to an even lower value (back to their fundamentals)
You didn't mention Avant or Very fine food company which are also down massively since he's recommended.🥶 Today was even worse than normal because the markets were up huge yet Planet 13, TTCF, and Avant were still down big! One thing I will really criticize Jeremy on is he never talks about safety or taking any profits. When TTCF was actually at +$23 later last year and near a dangerous triple top, rather than advise his viewers to maybe take some profits, he made videos implying that wall street bets was about to skyrocket the stock. Just watch his video titled "Wall street bets has found the chef" from last august. For the most part ttcf went down after that video (with the exception of some very brief small spikes) and I thought it was reckless for him to be implying wall street bets was gonna skyrocket the stock further. He then made another video called "TTCF this will happen next" a few days later (implying that heavy call options buying expiration was gonna spike ttcf) and the stock has dropped almost daily since he posted it last september. Its just real ugly right now. In fairness I will give Jeremy credit for recommending Revolve stock that one he was recommending around $13 but that hasn't been one I've seen him talk much about lately. Lastly, I can tell you Jeremy has been recommending Planet 13 since it was under $2
I see ur point but he’s a RUclipsr as well. He has to make daily content to get paid. Kevin O’Leary makes daily content about entrepreneurship and business but that doesn’t mean he isn’t a good business man
True, it's just not the most responsible thing imo. I do see what you mean but I still stand on the side that I think it's sort of irresponsible of him to do something like this (it's different if he actually gave good advice)
My channel is all about being 100% in a globally diversified ETF so we're on the same team. Was trying to figure out why you got so many dislikes in the last video and it was probably because you were overly negative over every little thing he said despite having a good message overall. I think the main argument of portfolio allocation/diversity is great. I just think, speaking for myself here, as an index investor who believes markets are fairly efficient (nothing is obv over/under-valued), saying some stocks are bad and showing their return over the last couple of months when the market overall hasn't done well wouldn't be something I would do.
@@Martin_Leung I imagine we very likely do not disagree - average investor should treat market as efficient even if it isn't 100% truly efficient. If you have a very different take, then please make a video! I'd love to see it!
@@CanadianFinanceSimplified actually I agree on your second point, the average investor SHOULD treat it as such! so that's why I back the index fund idea despite still enjoying stock picking
Idk who Jeremy is. Well I’ve seen him as a guest on some other channels before but yeah. Regardless I’m super into HNST. And so are most analysts. It’s like 80 buy 20 hold 0 sell. I truly believe HNST will be 12 this year 18 next year and 25 per share in 3 years. That is a clean 5x as I just bought in last week at 5.20
Ttcf isn't a bad product. Looking at lots of freezer sections with low vegetarian options, it is nice to see a company trying g to fill the void. The product might be expensive but most things are now. Try the enchilada and burrito bowls. I'd rather invest in the krop etf but m1 doesn't carry it. I'm not sure how corsair beats the nerd etff or hnst beats a staple index.
In Canada so I can't even try the product even if I wanted to, imo the portions are way too small for what you pay... not sure how that would stick (it's going to be very niche)
@@Martin_Leung niches can open doors that other companies will want to compete In. I don't care if this one company fails as long as long it shows the market there is a demand for this type of product. Probably better to stay a customer than an owner
@@charlieparks2015 True, BUT the company is not super profitable compared to how expensive it is to buy their share right now. I agree, probably best to stay a customer than an owner, too many assumptions on the future of the company.
@@charlieparks2015 tbh I don't know too much about them but looking at the numbers they're both pretty bad, celh seems quite a bit worse than simpl for now though imo... and idk about simpl's money management, they seem to be taking losses every year from their investments (negative gain from sale of security lol, so that makes their earnings look worse than it should be. I question their capital allocation).
@@Martin_Leung can’t say I disagree with that but if you manage your risk properly a lot of these stocks do have good risk vs reward. But if you think a stock is trash just because it’s unprofitable your missing out on a lot of great opportunities.
@@matthewvanderveer8812 I agree, yet I say what I say because most people do NOT know how to manage their risk properly. I'd say if you devote a small portion of the portfolio to speculation, then that's all good to me, you get the chance to win big but if it dies, it's all good too. For me, I think it's better to not swing on something that has an uncertain future because I don't know enough -- small wins eventually get you to the promised land, losing a small portion of the portfolio isn't a big deal... but why lose it when you can get small, but more sure wins with it? I do get what you mean though, I do speculate a bit myself too, just not with wildly unprofitable companies
Dude this is amazing. You're fighting an uphill battle though. Lots of Jeremy fanboys out there that will follow him into bankruptcy... looks like some of them made their way into your comment section too
yeah it's easier to fool someone than to convince them they've been fooled, ngl I might just stick to documenting my life in school trying to study to be a doctor... studying is less stressful than worrying about people's financial futures LMAO
OH another point: I think it'll definitely help my investing performance if I stay out of the loop on this youtube finance drama, but I'll still support the creators like Strong Man, Capital Mindset and others since they make some insightful videos
yup, which is what I point out. He makes money from views, but his viewers don't have the same luxury of huge ad money to average down on his picks that are not profitable and dilutive, hence why they're going down
You make some good points, but I think a lot of your arguments are full of assumptions. The reason he is buying unprofitable growth companies is cuz those were the hardest hit in 2021- he started buying them after 60% losses from ATHs- right now the hardest-hit stocks are growth stocks and there is value in those stocks..... not everything is about EPS and earnings in the present and short term. For a lot of Jeramy's companies, it's about revenue growth in the next 3 years and those companies are posting stronger revenue growth every quarter with the exception of HNST. There was a post on reddit in 2018 making the exact criticism- his portfolio grew 3x that year. If you want to make a strong point, make a video regarding all the stocks he invested 3-5 years ago, not the stocks he invested in last year. He claims to be a long-term investor, not a short-term one hence his losses from last year don't matter as he is banking on them 5-20 years into the future. He is also the most consistent youtuber who does finance-related videos as well.
Actually he bought a lot of them well before those 60% losses, he's just been averaging down so his cost basis looks better (hard to do that if you had followed his trades from the start, this is my criticism). It's difficult to put a value on companies with uncertain futures because it's a general rule that the more assumptions you have to make, the more unlikely the case will play out (pretty simple concept, so for most people plays like this should not make a large chunk of a portfolio, another point of criticism for the way he conveys his plays). Also 3 years isn't long term enough for a speculative booming bull market that we've been in, but you have made fair points too so kudos to you
I like how you small guys get together and ride on the coat tails of the bigger youtubers. I hate that guy Jeremy but there is others also like "Wolf of Dubai" that pumps virging galactic and yall never go after him
please realize that I built 90% of my channel talking about my university experience, I just call out what I can see because I happen to be interested in stocks too. I don't have time to look for people to talk about but if I ever see that guy maybe I'll make a video
I thought I’d give your channel a chance. You literally just judged these companies by short term performance 😂. And did no fundamental analysis. 😱 later
this video was an update from a previous video where I did analyze some of these companies so I thought it would be redundant to do so here since not much has changed besides the valuation, later! (I also did say I'm judging short term performance since it's just a fun update)
IMO his old videos were a LOT better but now Jeremy is very scummy. I'm not saying he can't speculate on stocks, he can buy whatever stock he wants. It's just that he can afford to average down on his position because of his ad revenue while his followers get screwed by not being able to do the same (ie bag holding). His public portfolio doesn't match what he's doing in private, so I think he's purposely misleading his audience. Overall, it sounds like he has no clue what he's doing when picking speculative stocks/stonks/stoinks.
Just came back from strong man livestream and subbed
welcome dude!
Lol I did a video on VGFC ‘garbage food company’ and it’s my lowest like vs. dislike ratio also! I even showed a real result.
one of jeremy's best tbh LMAO
I haven’t even seen you on Strong Man yet and I already subbed
I'm also waiting for this to happen, Jeremy lefreako is getting his ass kick and he'll probably retire 😆😆😂, noot
you look just like that guy on strong man's channel a few days ago ;)
@@alexfinancedicenoalgodinat76 get rich fast isn't going anywhere soon, but we can at least combat it
@@Martin_Leung I'm man, part of the squad, if you ever wanna come on, you're invited to my channel.
Also Cole was on 😂😂😂
@@Martin_Leung dude it's something I try to fight every day, keep doing what you're doing man, they are paying attention
Nice vid. Are you gonna do another update?
Thanks! no point in beating a dead horse unless I feel like it LOL
Dude a long-term investor wouldn't judge a stock pick based on its 6 months or even 12-20 month performance. If you really want he has stock picks back from 4 years ago, look at those.
true, but I am pointing out how much these stocks bleed money and dilute their shareholders that it's only a matter of time before they revert to an even lower value (back to their fundamentals)
Great Video...Spot on!!Why risk a million dollars in a Speculative stock and a No profits..He's in big trouble
because of the future bro, haven't you heard ttcf will put mcdonalds out of business?
You didn't mention Avant or Very fine food company which are also down massively since he's recommended.🥶 Today was even worse than normal because the markets were up huge yet Planet 13, TTCF, and Avant were still down big!
One thing I will really criticize Jeremy on is he never talks about safety or taking any profits. When TTCF was actually at +$23 later last year and near a dangerous triple top, rather than advise his viewers to maybe take some profits, he made videos implying that wall street bets was about to skyrocket the stock. Just watch his video titled "Wall street bets has found the chef" from last august. For the most part ttcf went down after that video (with the exception of some very brief small spikes) and I thought it was reckless for him to be implying wall street bets was gonna skyrocket the stock further. He then made another video called "TTCF this will happen next" a few days later (implying that heavy call options buying expiration was gonna spike ttcf) and the stock has dropped almost daily since he posted it last september. Its just real ugly right now.
In fairness I will give Jeremy credit for recommending Revolve stock that one he was recommending around $13 but that hasn't been one I've seen him talk much about lately.
Lastly, I can tell you Jeremy has been recommending Planet 13 since it was under $2
I see ur point but he’s a RUclipsr as well. He has to make daily content to get paid. Kevin O’Leary makes daily content about entrepreneurship and business but that doesn’t mean he isn’t a good business man
True, it's just not the most responsible thing imo. I do see what you mean but I still stand on the side that I think it's sort of irresponsible of him to do something like this (it's different if he actually gave good advice)
My channel is all about being 100% in a globally diversified ETF so we're on the same team. Was trying to figure out why you got so many dislikes in the last video and it was probably because you were overly negative over every little thing he said despite having a good message overall.
I think the main argument of portfolio allocation/diversity is great.
I just think, speaking for myself here, as an index investor who believes markets are fairly efficient (nothing is obv over/under-valued), saying some stocks are bad and showing their return over the last couple of months when the market overall hasn't done well wouldn't be something I would do.
the monthly charts wasn't meant to say anything about the long term, it's just a fun update for people who wanted it haha! thanks for watching
imo markets are not truly efficient but we can agree to disagree on that
@@Martin_Leung I imagine we very likely do not disagree - average investor should treat market as efficient even if it isn't 100% truly efficient.
If you have a very different take, then please make a video! I'd love to see it!
@@CanadianFinanceSimplified actually I agree on your second point, the average investor SHOULD treat it as such! so that's why I back the index fund idea despite still enjoying stock picking
@@Martin_Leung I haven't watched all your vids but what channels do you recommend for that? I think you mentioned Everything Money?
Idk who Jeremy is. Well I’ve seen him as a guest on some other channels before but yeah. Regardless I’m super into HNST. And so are most analysts. It’s like 80 buy 20 hold 0 sell.
I truly believe HNST will be 12 this year 18 next year and 25 per share in 3 years. That is a clean 5x as I just bought in last week at 5.20
Analysts are not all knowing so I hope you came up with your analysis yourself. Good luck!
Hey there, hope you made some money on your other stocks to make up for losing almost all your money on HNST.
@@CrikeyWho cry about it 😂 I sold before the market crash like a smart person. Made a killing on Palantir tho :)
Ttcf isn't a bad product. Looking at lots of freezer sections with low vegetarian options, it is nice to see a company trying g to fill the void. The product might be expensive but most things are now. Try the enchilada and burrito bowls. I'd rather invest in the krop etf but m1 doesn't carry it. I'm not sure how corsair beats the nerd etff or hnst beats a staple index.
In Canada so I can't even try the product even if I wanted to, imo the portions are way too small for what you pay... not sure how that would stick (it's going to be very niche)
@@Martin_Leung niches can open doors that other companies will want to compete In. I don't care if this one company fails as long as long it shows the market there is a demand for this type of product. Probably better to stay a customer than an owner
@@charlieparks2015 True, BUT the company is not super profitable compared to how expensive it is to buy their share right now. I agree, probably best to stay a customer than an owner, too many assumptions on the future of the company.
@@Martin_Leung thanks, what do you think of celh and simpl.
@@charlieparks2015 tbh I don't know too much about them but looking at the numbers they're both pretty bad, celh seems quite a bit worse than simpl for now though imo... and idk about simpl's money management, they seem to be taking losses every year from their investments (negative gain from sale of security lol, so that makes their earnings look worse than it should be. I question their capital allocation).
Show us your stock portfolio!
I can show you personally if you're so inclined
Also he bought planet stock at .60 cents a share.
thanks for the clarification
correct me if I'm wrong, but he definitely averaged up from that initial buypoint right?
@@Martin_Leung In this public account he didn't cost up- but he did in his private until $3 a share..... from what I remember
made money on dropbox. just sayin
True! yet he put most of his money into TTCF and CRSR
DBX isn't bad imo, he sometimes has decent picks.. these other picks that he has are just questionable
Love how all these videos saying trash stocks are garbage stocks are just simpletons who can’t look past unprofitability.
on the other side of your argument, it can be said that people who put large portions of their portfolios into unprofitable stocks are simpletons
@@Martin_Leung can’t say I disagree with that but if you manage your risk properly a lot of these stocks do have good risk vs reward. But if you think a stock is trash just because it’s unprofitable your missing out on a lot of great opportunities.
@@matthewvanderveer8812 I agree, yet I say what I say because most people do NOT know how to manage their risk properly. I'd say if you devote a small portion of the portfolio to speculation, then that's all good to me, you get the chance to win big but if it dies, it's all good too. For me, I think it's better to not swing on something that has an uncertain future because I don't know enough -- small wins eventually get you to the promised land, losing a small portion of the portfolio isn't a big deal... but why lose it when you can get small, but more sure wins with it? I do get what you mean though, I do speculate a bit myself too, just not with wildly unprofitable companies
Dude this is amazing. You're fighting an uphill battle though. Lots of Jeremy fanboys out there that will follow him into bankruptcy... looks like some of them made their way into your comment section too
yeah it's easier to fool someone than to convince them they've been fooled, ngl I might just stick to documenting my life in school trying to study to be a doctor... studying is less stressful than worrying about people's financial futures LMAO
OH another point: I think it'll definitely help my investing performance if I stay out of the loop on this youtube finance drama, but I'll still support the creators like Strong Man, Capital Mindset and others since they make some insightful videos
You understand RUclips is how he makes a living..? Hence why his channel is actually going some where
yup, which is what I point out. He makes money from views, but his viewers don't have the same luxury of huge ad money to average down on his picks that are not profitable and dilutive, hence why they're going down
That and charging people 10’s of thousands of dollars for terrible investment guidance.
You make some good points, but I think a lot of your arguments are full of assumptions. The reason he is buying unprofitable growth companies is cuz those were the hardest hit in 2021- he started buying them after 60% losses from ATHs- right now the hardest-hit stocks are growth stocks and there is value in those stocks..... not everything is about EPS and earnings in the present and short term. For a lot of Jeramy's companies, it's about revenue growth in the next 3 years and those companies are posting stronger revenue growth every quarter with the exception of HNST. There was a post on reddit in 2018 making the exact criticism- his portfolio grew 3x that year. If you want to make a strong point, make a video regarding all the stocks he invested 3-5 years ago, not the stocks he invested in last year. He claims to be a long-term investor, not a short-term one hence his losses from last year don't matter as he is banking on them 5-20 years into the future. He is also the most consistent youtuber who does finance-related videos as well.
Actually he bought a lot of them well before those 60% losses, he's just been averaging down so his cost basis looks better (hard to do that if you had followed his trades from the start, this is my criticism). It's difficult to put a value on companies with uncertain futures because it's a general rule that the more assumptions you have to make, the more unlikely the case will play out (pretty simple concept, so for most people plays like this should not make a large chunk of a portfolio, another point of criticism for the way he conveys his plays). Also 3 years isn't long term enough for a speculative booming bull market that we've been in, but you have made fair points too so kudos to you
He’s bought unprofitable companies since before the pandemic lol
I like how you small guys get together and ride on the coat tails of the bigger youtubers. I hate that guy Jeremy but there is others also like "Wolf of Dubai" that pumps virging galactic and yall never go after him
please realize that I built 90% of my channel talking about my university experience, I just call out what I can see because I happen to be interested in stocks too. I don't have time to look for people to talk about but if I ever see that guy maybe I'll make a video
High risk high return. Can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen
You can take less risk and still get phenomenal returns, but there is unnecessary risk in these types of stocks imo
Trying to build a channel hating on someone else lol. Good luck.
? built more than 90% of my channel not doing that though, I just point out what I see
I thought I’d give your channel a chance. You literally just judged these companies by short term performance 😂. And did no fundamental analysis. 😱 later
this video was an update from a previous video where I did analyze some of these companies so I thought it would be redundant to do so here since not much has changed besides the valuation, later! (I also did say I'm judging short term performance since it's just a fun update)
@@Martin_Leung ok I’ll check out your first video. Thanks