This is the Number 1 Rule of Wall Street đ€Ż
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 15. 05. 2023
- Get ready to uncover the number 1 rule of Wall Street as depicted in the blockbuster movie, "The Wolf of Wall Street." In this engaging CZcams Short, we delve into the captivating world of high finance and share the key lesson from this cinematic masterpiece.
Join us as we explore the thrilling journey of Jordan Belfort, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, and learn the invaluable principle that drives success on Wall Street. From his rise to power to the pitfalls he encounters, we extract the essence of this rule that shaped his career.
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I swear, so many people miss the message of this movie.
@@AmritGrewal31 Boiled down: The human side of corruption, greed, and excess material wealth are some of the main themes. Jordan is not a hero, his story is a cautionary tale and I see way too many people glorifying his character.
@@UncleFiggymad facts
@@UncleFiggy your so right, same goes for american psycho. Itâs a satire on how these businessmen and bankers work, itâs like watching dahmer and then glorifying his character. Their not great people.
â@@yeetuscleetus8650Yeah, there is difference between glorifying screenplay and character overall
Is this scene real, I watched this a month ago and I don't remember him saying any of this. Deepfake?
*Amazing. âHow to build wealth, do this..â*
"I'd like to pull out my money"
"Sir would you like to re-inve-"
"No."
Thats what I picked up from this
Well that's the beauty of stock market...once you are in then there is only one way u walk away...by being broke đ
@@brewieworld5239 Actually you get rich in stocks but after taxes it takes a hit. Hes saying being a broker is just better.
@@brewieworld5239Not by investing patiently, being humble and accepting that your chances of continously âpredictingâ the market are insignificant
@@farzan1958 i know..I was saying from an investor or traders perspective đ
@@Ankan._. haha yeah u need to have principles to stay in stock market...i am a trader and I know how difficult it is to maintain calm or stick to your principles...but if you don't the market is going to eat you.. being an investor is much safer..but again my point is market gives you so much money that at some point it becomes an addiction just like gambling and u simply can't walk away...u can make good decisions...u can keep investing...u can keep your portfolio on sleep mode for long time but walking away is just not easy
Everyone played their role in this movie so well
But i wasn't in the movie.
@ultradeadd but I wanted to be.
â@ultradeaddyou just politely put your scrotum on his forehead, respect
â@@Over9000XZmovie name?
@@syedusman3324 wall in my street
The scene where Leonardo DiCaprio became the supporting actor instead of the main character.
Yh
đđ real shit and you felt that
McConaughey is the fucking absolute goat
yah it happens again when he meets the swiss banker (jean dujardin)
â@@Nico-si1boDefinitely, Dujardin own that scene
That's the point. Wall street don't build anything
In theory they secure funding
They destroy
The point is to hedge and not give a shit
@@hiiqbutstilldumbin reality that movie been made by a stolen money from a developing countryđ„±đ„±
they make the market more efficient so when it is running legally it usually helps the economy
If all the sigma boys would really understand the themes behind American Psycho, Fight club and Wolf of wall street, we'd have a generation of responsible men.
Instead they follow Andrew Tate
True
â@@ImATeapot_418Andrew literally makes men more responsible to themselves, You're the type of person who just listens to others and didnt even have your own opinion like a slave.
â@@ImATeapot_418Ignorant
â@@ImATeapot_418Alas
Why did they skip the part where he follows âthey will do it every timeâ with âbecause theyâre f*clking addictedâ
Because Sigma Edit I guess
Gambling is fun, what can I say
#1 rule: "Keep them at the table until they lose what they won. When they're out of money, then they can leave."
Casino shit man
Unless, you buy something that owns you every possibilities that outweights the bad sides of the stocks itself đ
House always wins.
â@@redtapex4091And what would that something be?
@@luizernestobolivar1766 ahh idk what you are asking rn? What is that your asking about what would be something be?
Wall Street is the biggest gambling house in the country
Just like a casino, once you get money get the fuck out and never return.
Temptation, Curiosity, And Greed Will Never Allow 96.9% Percent Of People To Actually Stop, Cash Out, Or Leave đđ°đȘ
99.9% of gambling addicts quit 1 spin away from a big hit. Keep spinning!!!
â@@zercherspecialist127LMAO
Think about it like this; You can gain 1000% of the money you currently have. But you can only lose 100% of it.
The odds are in your favor, so go ahead and bet on red my friend.
Trading isn't gambling unless you're a WSB degenerate who refuses to do their due diligence and blindly picks meme stock or funny tickers. You can make millions if you aren't stupid. Besides, if you cash out to hold shares in an index fund like spy, you'll probably be dead before it stops returning dividends. Don't get out, put it where the money can grow 4%+ annually (40k a year from investing 1mil) so you don't have to risk wanting more
I'd swear they train LAWYERS the same way. Win, Lose, doesn't matter - they're taking home COMISSION.
Iâve been working with Consultants long enough to know they do next to nothing compared to what they are payed
seems like my kinda dream job.
Matthew mcconaghey delivers this perfectly
For real dood
I thought that's christian bale
â@@justaguy2023 đ€Šđ€Šđ€Š
That is MCCONAGHEY!!! (Hunger games ref)
@@justaguy2023đđ
Bet Scorsese is kicking himself he didn't edit the scene like this and put generic TikTok music on it
Or the kindness music.
"TikTok music"? đ
@triiii1303 Or the *Boom!
Scorsese wished he had that ligma mindset
This is now youtube shorts music for sure. Tiktok had this 4 years ago
As a new trader its cold here đźđź
"Be the house, not the gambler." - Jesse Pinkman
He ain't say this shit bruh đđđđ
I will not be harassed in my private domicile
Also notice how they are trimming parts of the monologue, itâs insane what social media does these days.
itâs automated content
gives a clear massage. No problem with this
â@@wikias1how?
@@jaimeortiz5000 thereâs services called opus, and other services, that make it easy to automate short form, captioned content. do some personal research, very interesting.
â@@fra3665until you get to the parts about a small group of people controlling the entire internet lmfao
This is the scene where leo became a supporting actorđ
Iv never seen some one take his shine in a film like Matthew just did .
I worked for six years in the international stock market.
He's right.
Exactly what Jefferson and Hamilton fought over. Jefferson feared that a national banking would create a class of people above the law, who makes money moving money, never producing anything of value
Yeah there's someone else in the 1930s who noticed...
â@metalema6 you can be right about something in thought, but your actions and what you do can make you wrong.
You can be right about something in thought, but can be wrong based on your actions.
Jefferson was right
@@struggler856 shall we begin the slaughter Blacks Swordsman.
The politicians know what stock will go up
I like the innocent child lightened up with curiosity face of Leoâs in the scene.
You rich on paper, they rich on cash. Your money your choice đ
When Leonardo DiCaprio said âitâs stocking timeâ and stocked everywhere, I was very captivated
Word of advice, once you got a big stock cash it out, and don't listen to the brokers, if you can get enough money to just live life without money problems do it, don't fall for their greed
Agreed. The bigger the stock increase the higher the risk of keeping it. Better to sell it. And if the entire market is going up, sell most stocks and buy bonds. And when the market declines reverse: sell most bonds, buy back stocks. Of course after proper research
and wait for a market decline to buy
Peter Lynch said his biggest mistakes were selling his winners too early. If a company earns twice has much, it is worth twice has much. The mentality of selling at the first sign of gains will break you.
The one guy out of thousands that cashed out before the stock dipped: đ€
Stock brokers: âdamnit! How did we not have him?!â
ââŠ.. aaaaaaand itâs gone!â
A parallel occurred during the 2008 crisis, with people in the real estate market. They'd make tons of cash as bonuses for signing up anyone and everyone for house loans they knew they couldn't pay.
The problem with our economy is the rich don't have any skin in the game, not in any real sense. They don't make money off stocks, they make money off fees, which are collected regardless of if the underlying asset goes up or down, because by the time it does go down, you're out of the game.
And if you're a billionaire, it doesn't matter if stocks go down either. Yeah, your wealth goes down, but not enough to destroy you, and you pay for things with loans anyway. At that point, you're in a different universe playing a different game. And when the stocks come back up, they're cheap. You're in a great position to buy them. Very, very few billionaires have ever lost everything.
That's not true... lots of billionaires and millions became homeless tooo...!! Making money is an art...!!! Either you be perfect on it or it will take you to the street.. the third type is the middle class they are at same place 50 years ago & now also.
Remember these, stockers
If you want to dominate the stock market in a smart way then,
1. Let yourself become the broker of your own investment.
2. Let your mind go deeper into what you invest to the point that you knew what was running in that stocks
3. Prices are just numbers that deceives you unless, it either affects the value of what you invest with
4. Manage to have connection into owning everything
5. Know what industry are you picking not just the company itself. Remember that, there are a stock word called competitors
6. And lastly, one of the most important thing that still applies up to this day are *"What most people does is what the market will not do"*
The challenge is following these principles consistently
How the hell do you broker your own investments?
Literally talked to the real Mark Hannah on the phone last night. Bro was gone.
Bro went from "going in a black hole" to thisđ
Thatâs theft. I didnât understand that at 19. Took me eight years. âIma slow learnerâ swaoc
Matthew McConaughey absolutely murdered in his like 5 min of screen time, what a phenomenal actor
"Nobody knows how a stock moves. We don't create, we don't build.."
Hedge funds pumping/dumping stocks đż
People in finance should watch this everyday.
The quack in the endđđđ
"Commission...Motherfucka"
That was funnier to me than it probably should've been.
At least he's willing to give this advice. To most of us help seem like a douch, but he's actually better than most people. He is willing to share knowledge.
Number one rule is straight up truth
Tell that to Nancy, she knows, she always knows.
nansi pelosi : seen
as my dad says âthe person standing at door with a suitcase steals more money than thieves with gunsâ
this movie really has a special place in my mind
Can you tell me the name of the movie
Mathew not knowing the camera is rolling lmao, heres a puff in your honor my guy you made this movie a lot cooler
"A Technique will only work and exist until u keep it a secret.Sooner or later, the unknown technique will work out, whereas the famous technique falls apart."
-NOBODY
Damn that sounds like a joker quote
Haha just like my Forex trading strategy.i will no share my own setup.
Rule 1 for dealing with stock brokers you tell them what to do they don't tell you what to do they try telling you an idea after you just whent from 8 to 16 (which if you invested 1 million for 8 it gos up to 16 you get 8 million back) tell them to sell, get your money and drop them as a broker because they don't get paid to give you ideas they get paid to buy and sell your stocks for you
You just heard talk about investing stock and put sigma music, meanwhile the message is those who invest arenât making shit
People love making sigma edits out of criminal activity lmao
I mean, aren't Every rich 100 billionaires criminal anyway...soo... Yeah... It kinda makes sense
And thats why we say you havent lost money untill you cash out đđ
Bahahaha!! And choose when to carefully, cuz youre taxed everytime đ
â@@SleepyMagiiDoesn't matter. It's still cash.
I still think the backstory of the movie production was insane
*COLD HARD CASH*
Robert Kiyosaki: THAT'S FAKE MONEY!"
The simplest way to describe shorts
Thieves stealing from people who generate value.
I just had an interview like this , was completely humbled
I have a newfound respect for Christian Bale. How unbelievable this actor is.
Wall Street is broken
Absolutely, since the beginning.
The whole world is broken dude
@@qualitytalks2801 couldnât agree more
â@@qualitytalks2801you're wrong.
@@qualitytalks2801 just the western world where they try to outcompete themselves on their political correctness.
There's no morals left. The west is becoming an infestation to the world by now.
Unless the client insists on liquidating
I needed this.
The way he end the argument is smoothhhhh
âWeâre literally parasites in every sense of the word, and weâre aware of it and we revel in it and the damage weâve done to society is truly catastrophic and yet we somehow manage to look down on others. We shouldnât be allowed to exist. Let me rhythmically hit my chest for a few minutes.â
This is why stock apps took off so fast. You don't need to rely on a stock broker.
Its works the same. If you win you invest more if you lose you will invest more. Broker only take commison money not your money unless you are being scammed
@@dandydwi6_6 that's because for people like that they're addicted and trade with emotions. Yes there is always a chance of losing money. But if you have the mindset of control you don't always lose money. I'm over two grand in the hole with doge coin. But I know the market always will go back up. So even though I'm in the hole, eventually I'll make money. It's all about controlling your emotions and not becoming addicted.
@@DavidMiller-lu2jd i dont think doge coin is going anywhere bro i think you may have just fumbled bad.
@@diddlypoop took Bitcoin along time to take off. Eventually crypto is going to be the currency.
â@@DavidMiller-lu2jdLooks like scam is going on here
Dat Lightbullb, Just fcking broke me, i was in bus and driver had to expell me đ
Cant belive no one else is talking About it.
" I call BS I my indicator satagy can tell is 100% accurate "
- Sung tang los mny
Those are rookie numbers in this bracket you gotta pump those numbers up
Everyone needs that one mentor in their life who will shape the career for good
Matthew McConaughey is a fucking legend, embraces every role like real life.
Canât believe you left out the little âAHH!!â bird noise/motion at the end. One of the funniest parts.
love this movie
The name?
@@noahfoschi6054 wolf of wall street 10/10 would recommend
Love the movie that been made using a stolen money from a developing country? Seriously? Wowđđ
"Number 1 rule of Wall Street is nobody talks about Fight Club"
I just need an opportunity!!!!
Peace and love ppl â€
âNobody knowsâ
Members of congress: đż
Sounds like football clubs and their players vs the agents.
i don't understand football clubs at all.
The funniest moment of the movie
what an outstanding acting he got there. Absolutely beautiful acting.
Thats how all sales go lol
Sounds like time at Wall Street is like a flat circle doesn't it?
It's all one getto maaan
âWe donât create, we donât build anythingâ we just play around with peopleâs money and somehow walk away with the most of it
I lost nearly my life savings and most important years of my life to actually understand what he just explained đ
It should be illegal to see this two in the same movie yet alone in the same scene. So good
If you understand this, you'll make so many fucking money.
It's like gambling with extra steps. The house always wins.
Learn to value a stock incorporate a margin of safety and you good lmao people thinking that investing is like gambling are funny
I am still amazed when I see this kind of edits which two thieves are talking with each other about how wrecking the ordinary people's life with motivational musics.
Number one rule of wall Street - Nobody does it better!đ€€đ
Market makers not only know where the market is most likely to go, but they also manipulate the market by placing massive buy and sell orders in their favor.
This must be why so many brokers and investers unalived themselves a decade ago...
@@YuriDSCmarket makers are betting against each other. Itâs not like every bank and institutional trader/investor easily makes a profit. What arlequin is trying to say is that the massive traders working for these banks and institutions have the liquidity to move the market to where they want it to go and take advantage of others fear and greed.
Well everyone knows this but only way to make money in stock market is get that dumb mind correct without having a right mind set you will never make money in stock market
âThereâs one rule in this jungle, when the lionâs hungry, he eatsâ
My brother in Christ, lions don't live in the jungle
@@MrStrepsilzI believe it is a quote from the movie.
â@@loganwebb1171nope it's from the gentlemen
@@johnmiddleton9901 ok
Do you se any lion in New York you are rong man
This is true, its a common and effective strategy as once you get a massive amount of clientele you can bring in high amounts of cash via a small commision from all of them, and you can use the same stocks as well
this is one of the best scene anyone has ever watched
Same logic behind gambling in a casino, the casinoâs edge is being able to sustain losses on paper until your luck eventually runs out and you end up broke
Investing is literally the same thing as going to casino lol
@@gladiatorgamer9502 no, the principle is the same, all you need to do in both places is pull out at the right time, tbh in investing if you stay in for years you'll still get good returns given the rate of inflation and growth of the economy
He look ljke batrick pateman
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he looks more like the dude from interstellar
I was thinking that too
It was the Yuppie look of the 80s
When my doctor asks about my masturbation problem i show him this exact scene when mattâs character talks about masturbating 3-4 times a week, if not more, usually helps my side of the convo
I can't forget his acting in Interstellar â€
Nowadays brokers can't do shit if you're disciplined enough.
my favorite scene was when leonardo decaprio turned into a wolf
The financial system is turning "I'll pay you back later" into the most convoluted and complicated thing possible.
This is why you day trade. No broker whispering in your ear.
Two legends in one frame â€
Sooo, everyone gets money. Win-Win lol
So technically, no. On paper you have money most rich people are this way with stocks assets and so on. In reality they have next to no real money but they bring out loans against their assets at very low rates usually. It's a very much broken system. Because the ways it's supposed to work is investors take the risk in investing In a company these days even if something is failing they over invest in the idea even if it's a decade plus old and has been losing billions to hundred of billions total. They then such as silicone Valley buy a ton of basically bonds at a value of millions or more except federally you're locked in at 250k Max per account/cash in. Well sort of. What happened was when they went to cash in there wasn't enough funds to cover anything really. Hundreds of billions lost. That's the simple way to put it.
Was it stupid? Yes. But because the government basically allows you to plus is supposed to pay out still but couldn't it's a massive loss. Part of the major issues with the government or a central bank controlling interests rates stocks and so on. It's entirely artifical rather than actual value.
We haven't been on the gold standard for many decades now. It would put us in a far better spot now, but it wouldn't last forever. What is always important is food drink land and so on are the most valuable resources in trade.
There are many other reasons but basically those in wall street who think they're playing people and getting money well not really and when they crash the government bails them out which causes further destruction. It's an endless destructive cycle.
The stock market is a game of summary 0, that means if you win 1 dollar in the stock market another agent ( maybe 1 person or maybe 100) from the stock market loses that 1 dollar, so no it is not a win-win. in the decade that this movie takes place this broker guys scam a shit ton of people hahaha a bunch of people believe his BS and the only job that was getting higher an higher incomes was being a broker hahaha
@@Miguel211216practically every exchange is zero sum by absolute definition. If you had 5 dollars that you exchanged for a 5 dollar sandwich, then neither party gained value in the exchange.
By a more applicable definition, the stock market isnât zero sum, because one party may hold a stock that is riskier than they want, and another party may hold cash and is looking for a riskier & more lucrative asset to hold. Then by trading, they both get what they want. The guy who took the cash didnât lose out on any money, he just chose to give up those cashflows in favor of actual cash, which is stable.
The whole scene just points out how false Wall Street is.
Years later after learning a bit about stocks... I finally really understand this scene
I'm a business major and this is literally what they taught us in Finance 101. Nobody can predict stock movement. The price is determined by the expected value of the prediction. So if you think you know something that the market doesn't, you are either wrong, or doing something illegal. There's no third option. So when I see some jackass "examining" stock graphs it can get very triggering.
I like how scummy amoral behavior is celebrated by these videos with the 'alpha/sigma' music playing in the background as these people describe their dark deeds.
yea they also clearly did not watch the whole film cuz jordan belfort made money manipulating prices
In individual scenes maybe but the movie as a whole has a switch portraying how awesome it might seem, and how bad it get after a while.