The only problem is that in modern banking, reserves are not what you think they are. Most reserves that are held by financial institutions are in fact debts from other institutions, especially governments. Derivitives are just the straw that is breaking the whale's back, as people are borrowing money that doesn't actually exist. Really this is just the market correcting for decades of malinvestment.
ah, man....... pls don't bullshit here. People also need to eat, otoh, most big european milling/grain processing companies have been in bankruptcy from time to time during last 150 years.........
Industrial tires would not be a bad choice, no matter how the world gets from point A to Z it is the tires on Big rigs, Cranes, and forklifts that load/unload all of the goods to be delivered to our stores are priceless. Choose wisely as to which tire MFG you toss cash at.
It is 45% privately owned off the top of my memory. Technically making it a hybrid of some sorts, as for the other 55% one could only wonder if politicians have your best interests at heart ;)
Brians right and No central bank that is 100% private lol I'm sorry that lie is so funny its not their job " to stabalize currency" its to cause crashes and take over nations, get some lord Rothshild quotes he didn't care about people, laws or properity just that he could control nations via Usury banking.
“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.” ― Henry Ford
Another great video and discussion. I just subscribed, and I've been enjoying and binge-watching your content ever since. Could you first clarify your decision to switch from a corporate 401(k) to a Roth 401(k)? I had always thought that starting with conventional was better because, as far as I could tell, you don't really benefit tax-wise until you earn above $125,000. Unless you've covered it in a previous video already? Relationship?
It would appear to outsiders that we have a happy and comfortable home with a trustworthy wife and a satisfied spouse of our own. In order to mitigate the danger of sequence of returns, I am investing three years' worth of monies in a brokerage account using the bucket approach. Additionally, I plan to use these films to enhance my educational efforts with my children and grandchildren.
We don't need any more stuff since everyone who has ever had to clean up their parents' deceased homes and all the "stuff" that ends up in the trash knows where it will end up in the end!
I decided not to be my father's daughter in that one area after my dad admitted, after retirement, that he really was a hoarder. But my brother and I likewise had our parents save money for us, even if we wished they had kept it for themselves. I apologize for asking, but I truly admire your potential on your brokage's account. Could you please let me know how that went?
Having grown up during the Great Depression, I was raised in my parents' frugal habits. Even though I am a multimillionaire with no debt, I try to wash and repurpose plastic bags and aluminum foil. Look at her. The assistance of *Layan Talia Chokr* in financial planning, early retirement, and planning is easily explained.
Im glad you talk about this. It seems like no one else in the tech reviewer community wants to acknowledge that the next new thing may not actually make it due to, market problems, war, shipping problems, etc... Just that it will happen and show up. Im not saying I want any of that to happen, but you have to face the reality of things.
Follow up financial videos regarding stock market in general and how that ultimately affects my graphics card and hardware prices in an unique way requested. I really do love these videos.
I don’t know why but CZcams has not been showing me your videos. I looked you up tonight just to see if you have spoken on this topic. Might be something to look into. Thanks for the great videos.
@@benfoster93 well I wasn’t only talking about tonight, obviously. Plus I don’t watch tv. I only watch CZcams and many videos were fed to me tonight after his had been posted. I fail to see your point.
Great video man! :D I love tech and economics as well xDDD, from memory did you study it as well? I got my undergrad in econ ahaha but I love tech xD. Anyways great video I think a lot of people forgot about carry trades lol
It’s uncertain times. Inflation here is now lower than in many years getting close to 1% which have made the central bank talk about lowering the interest rates 5 times in the near future. Unemployment is higher than in my years and bankruptcies worse since 1996. They seem to be spinning up the printers again as inflation has gotten below the 2% goal but I’m afraid it will jump up again.
Don't know if related or not but interesting thing several months ago that WSJ and several pundits bashing Japan economy claiming it is unproductive while pointing to use of paper, stamp and fax, and implying it is bad because it is not growing despite having almost zero interest rate.
Hi Bryan, did you lose money on backing the yen. Since you said that last year or year an half ago, I noticed it did climb 50 points, just wondering if you got out and if you did what signs did you see to sell u you should exit that position
The best an most informative video I have seen put out on this topic, I live in Japan and value Bryans advice. It is so hard to explain what is going on and he is so to the point and straight forward. This is a video I would rather point my friends and family too rather than try to explain it myself. Well done Sir!!
Watching this video helped me understand the free fall in stocks I invested in google, apple and others. I had to sell mine and hopefully save it by investing it in my most conservative investment option so until it starts picking up I can reinvest back. Thanks this will be more vigilant on the market. ❤️ I hope that things will be better soon. Fairly new also.
I heard a fun theory about stocks. The reason stocks only go up in the past ~35 years is due to automated investing due to retirement accounts. People are largely putting more money into them than they are taking out hence line go up. The majority of "shareholders" are regular people putting in money every month automatically from employment. Since so many people now have retirement accounts, when that situation reverses, aka they start selling stocks to pay for retirement at rates greater than young folks are putting money in, stocks will essentially only ever go down and people will laugh at everybody putting money into the stock market. That assumes business as usual over the next ~40 or so years with expected rates of demographic collapse. If things stop behaving "as usual" all of the fancy theories go out the window.
I was so intrigued in the yen carry trade as when BOJ interest was at 0% as you were only exposed to exchange movement when repaying the capital after the investment window. My lecturer was steering us away from that big time but borrowing from the Japanese government and loaning it to the aussie gov and helping yourself to a risk free slice, as long as the exchange rate didn't move against you was mind blowing.
also the BOJ should only be utilising its reserves to keep stability of their currency as to support domestic interests, not to manipulate it. Also, Nvidia should be rubbing its hands together with this crash! It stock has devalued and they are sitting on way to much cash so should undertake a repurchase instead of dispersing as dividend
I can't believe people are panicking this much just because of some small change. Cmon here in Poland government changes interest rate few times during a year lol
Not asking for financial advice, but. . . do you think Intel stock will have a chance to recover in spite of its handling of the 13th and 14th generation CPUs, or is that even related to the big drop in its stock price?
Things aren't looking good if they need to replace a whole bunch of 13th and 14th gen parts, the margins on those were almost nonexistant, noone is buying intel parts for servers either, last time this happened AMD had to sell off theiry foundry business to keep limping on until they managed to get to zen 1 The only thing that would save them is being bailed out by the US govt and/or 15th gen somehow being a home run which doesn't seem likely and it might not be very profitable to offset their losses.
The current stock price is without intel even having to pay some back or fully refund/replace the 13th gen or 14th gen cpus along with damages caused by the issues that intel supposedly was aware of since 2022. So theyre definitely liable and its probably going to go even lower and will take a long time to recover.
Intel isn't the company they once were. I knew once Jim Keller left Intel without them producing something exciting that they weren't going to be doing well in the long term.
Nvidia: The end times are upon us. Intel: Time to lock the windows on the higher floors. Banks: Aww shiet, here we go again. Japan: *Shikanoko nokonoko koshitantan*
@@mryellow6918 All bubbles make money. Until it's proven that it was all a sham and it pops. Then the money's gone. Look up Pyramid Scheme, and you'll get it.
A currency loan is not a loan as such, it is a bet. And anyone who makes a bet in order to finance another bet is just a gambling addict. And these people run our world - no wonder things are so fucked
lols I thought this was one of my crypto channels then realizes this was Tech yes lols. central reserve banking is the biggest scam humans have ever endured.
I learned the "Value rule" when i was 9, because i was buying PS2 games for £1 at cash converters and i obviously made over 100% gain per game and i had thousands, its why its rare to see games sub £2.50 now in general but ill still make money in that area as i have the experience.
Oh wow, that's a major event! Japan causing a stir in the US stock market with AMD, Nvidia, and Intel is a big deal. It's amazing how the world's economies are all linked, isn't it? This news can really shake things up in different markets and affect how investors feel. Do you reckon this will have a lasting impact on the stock market, or is it just a temporary jolt?
The clash Japan had in the stock market truly showcases the intensity of the trading strategies involved. These maneuvers aren't for the faint of heart; they require a high level of expertise and precision, typically executed by seasoned professionals with a wealth of skill and knowledge to navigate such trades successfully.
Even with the right strategies and appropriate assets, investment returns can differ among investors. Recognizing the vital role of experience in investment success is crucial. Personally, I understood this significance and sought guidance from Desiree Ruth Hoffman, significantly growing my account to nearly a million. Strategically withdrawing profits just before the market correction, I'm now seizing buying opportunities once again.
That's amazing! How can I get in touch with the person who assists you with investments, if you're okay with sharing? I could really use some advice right now.
Desiree Ruth Hoffman is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’ll find necessary details to work with her correspondence to set up an appointment.
Wierd event. The market has already gobbled up that one day sell off. But it could be unhealthy for the market if USA does go into a very real ressession or China growth completly stalls. As thats what everyone is gambling on.
I got out of the stock market because it's no longer a place for investment but rather gambling. Long go the days that stock values follow actual company performance. It's more like the art industry. Stocks are worth what someone is willing to pay for them, rather then what they are actually worth. Stock charts only show you the history. You can't make long term predictions from them. They don't follow patterns. The US stock market is as volatile as earths weather systems.
TMSC wafer quality, intel 13th> and AMD zen 5 silicone has been of low yield. Tech companies got greedy and start knocking out over priced shit on and the costumers. You can't blame another country that winning at the game. market and stock trade Investment are a risky game. US crashed the market in 2008 effecting the world and no action was taken to those who coursed it. Tech part in UK are dropping that's a good things. People who invest in Evil market loose. What ever the country. Japan is over due a massive market crash as they been riding the good life to long. Looking at Intel Price today they are only surviving on the capital currently, if that runs out, boom! but they have millions in land and capital. Gambling with borrowed money is a fools game.
Raising interest rates is a good thing though for cutting out the speculative bullshit. When AMD was at five dollars per share and shot up to 50 because of the PlayStation 4 contract and the development of the Zen architecture, that was genuine growth based off of actual investment in people and product. The current dip from 180 to 130 seems to be the speculators riding the AI bubble being worried about entering the fuck around and find out stage that is coming.
shot up to 50 because of the ps4 contract? it was at a few bucks and didnt reach 50 dollars until 2020, that is a decade after the PS4 contract when they were on the verge of bankruptcy
Before you go ahead and lay all blame to the Japanese do you know or understand why they had let their interest rates remain at zero for almost 20 years. Second do you think this was serving the interests of the people of Japan or Americans. third Do you know why Americans where lending money from the Japanese Market and invest in Bonds in the USA then keeping the profits while the Japanese market makes zero from this activities. The Japanese Market was not created to carry the burden of the Americans, but you probably think they are
Nvidia is not worth 1/1000 at the moment, they are living on an A.I bubble like Cisco was right before the crash. Is there an Nvidia cpu/gpu in your xbox?, playstation, smart tv, steam handeld, the stock market is all about hype and make believe, once the numbers show what a disaster things are like with Intel, than will it tumble down. Companies who bought these pointless heat generator blades are to me a laughing stock, a couple of ascis away from being made pointless. Jensen really is the best salesmen in the world, selling snow to eskimo's.
no but they are in the majority of servers pcs and alot of cars. all selling for high profit margins unlike amd. and if you really want to talk about consoles the current top seller is the switch using an nvidia gpu.
@@mryellow6918 No they aren't, only idiots have bought the AI nonsense because of hype and lack of real world ROI, I know a few labs use Cuda though since have tried helping them out with optimisation, but other than that its not that popular. They lost Telsa as a customer a decade ago. They lost Apple A decade ago, and only Nintendo is stupid enough to get Tegra APU's, and you can't compare a handheld like a switch to the price of a PS5 pro or an Xbox, its more Steam Handheld with regards to pricing of the APU. And even than the APU's raw selling price to Nintendo is probably 75% that of a AMD APU, let along about a 15% difference to the APU in a PS5 and Xbox, Nvidia has gotten a big mouth and a big ego but nothing but hot air to back it up, everytime their one size fits all cuda is found to be usefull for something like Bitcoin mining or now this AI craze, they leverage the hell out of it and Jensen sells more of his personal stock right before the crash. Huang has sold off $1.4 billion of company stock since 2020. He intends to continue selling his shares through the month of August, according to a separate filing. reported 2 days ago
Bryan, Intel did it to themselves a long time ago can't get out of monopoly cost overhand easily. AMD chased them there over the last 4 years accelerating the last 2 years and to the extent there is now a tipping point on some catalyst to pull the rug out from already a tenuous position AMD and Intel did it to themselves the last 9 month stock price drop bashing each other on who can produce more surplus aimed to control the channel financially only which Nvidia on product Ada dGPU mobile gen for all plus data center survived to now. AMD might have some ins now on data center accelerators but today not laptops at least right now on all the Intel Meteor, Raptor, Alder and the AMD mobile oversupply at Rembrandt and Cezanne plus 2 layers of intermediate tech Phoenix and Alder. I don't think its KK within the industrial order nor Japan, AMD and Intel did it to themself. mb
Warren Buffet cranked his recent tech companies selling to speed over twice as high in the morning 2 days ago. He pulled his lever early "morning", in the US. At 9.00AM all other investors were already done with their selling. You know it all gonna drop before noon. 🤓 Explanation: I don't know the openings of trading in America. In Europe, it's 8.00AM so I'm referring to morning.
Also if you want more finance vids (I really do enjoy them), then don't be afraid to drop a request down below.
Love this explanation! Need more of this
These are informative, please keep doing them. Also hope you have not hurt your hand too bad.
moar
FinanceYesCity
as long as it's not europa adjacent type books please lol
The only problem is that in modern banking, reserves are not what you think they are. Most reserves that are held by financial institutions are in fact debts from other institutions, especially governments. Derivitives are just the straw that is breaking the whale's back, as people are borrowing money that doesn't actually exist. Really this is just the market correcting for decades of malinvestment.
The only stock I own is in tire manufacturing, because no matter the economy people need tires.
ah, man....... pls don't bullshit here. People also need to eat, otoh, most big european milling/grain processing companies have been in bankruptcy from time to time during last 150 years.........
@@istvancsap3513 i looked at stocks that rebounded quickly from 2008, and things like tires and earth moving equipment
Nice one
F&B is still stable unless they're boycotts
Industrial tires would not be a bad choice, no matter how the world gets from point A to Z it is the tires on Big rigs, Cranes, and forklifts that load/unload all of the goods to be delivered to our stores are priceless. Choose wisely as to which tire MFG you toss cash at.
"The only stock I own is in tire manufacturing, because no matter the economy people need tires"
Dude forgot 2020 when no one was on the roads.
The Bank of Japan is a central bank. It's not privately owned and its purpose is not to make money but to stabilize the monetary system.
It is 45% privately owned off the top of my memory. Technically making it a hybrid of some sorts, as for the other 55% one could only wonder if politicians have your best interests at heart ;)
Brians right and No central bank that is 100% private lol I'm sorry that lie is so funny its not their job " to stabalize currency" its to cause crashes and take over nations, get some lord Rothshild quotes he didn't care about people, laws or properity just that he could control nations via Usury banking.
The next global financial crisis was caused by foreigners buying up Yen. The main culprit turned out to be Bryan's used parts hunts in Tokyo.😀
all the billionaires Indian, American, Lot of Chinese took very massive interest free loans and spent the money like nobody is coming to collect
lol good one.
“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.”
― Henry Ford
Basically intending to screw people. Makes sense
Another great video and discussion. I just subscribed, and I've been enjoying and binge-watching your content ever since. Could you first clarify your decision to switch from a corporate 401(k) to a Roth 401(k)? I had always thought that starting with conventional was better because, as far as I could tell, you don't really benefit tax-wise until you earn above $125,000. Unless you've covered it in a previous video already? Relationship?
It would appear to outsiders that we have a happy and comfortable home with a trustworthy wife and a satisfied spouse of our own. In order to mitigate the danger of sequence of returns, I am investing three years' worth of monies in a brokerage account using the bucket approach. Additionally, I plan to use these films to enhance my educational efforts with my children and grandchildren.
We don't need any more stuff since everyone who has ever had to clean up their parents' deceased homes and all the "stuff" that ends up in the trash knows where it will end up in the end!
I decided not to be my father's daughter in that one area after my dad admitted, after retirement, that he really was a hoarder. But my brother and I likewise had our parents save money for us, even if we wished they had kept it for themselves. I apologize for asking, but I truly admire your potential on your brokage's account. Could you please let me know how that went?
Unexpected medical costs or the requirement for long-term care were two factors that were disregarded.
Having grown up during the Great Depression, I was raised in my parents' frugal habits. Even though I am a multimillionaire with no debt, I try to wash and repurpose plastic bags and aluminum foil. Look at her. The assistance of *Layan Talia Chokr* in financial planning, early retirement, and planning is easily explained.
Im glad you talk about this. It seems like no one else in the tech reviewer community wants to acknowledge that the next new thing may not actually make it due to, market problems, war, shipping problems, etc... Just that it will happen and show up. Im not saying I want any of that to happen, but you have to face the reality of things.
But the Tech YES Shares are about to rally!
frick yes!
Thanks for the subtle name drop of the Creature from Jekyll Island. Should be required reading.
!Yes !yes, and even more Yes! It should.
Follow up financial videos regarding stock market in general and how that ultimately affects my graphics card and hardware prices in an unique way requested. I really do love these videos.
I don’t know why but CZcams has not been showing me your videos. I looked you up tonight just to see if you have spoken on this topic. Might be something to look into. Thanks for the great videos.
Video was 2 hours old when you posed this???
@@benfoster93 well I wasn’t only talking about tonight, obviously. Plus I don’t watch tv. I only watch CZcams and many videos were fed to me tonight after his had been posted. I fail to see your point.
@@81Treez when in you tube always click on the refresh randomly in between vids, It is not just you, it is you tube.
You probably have an AMD GPU.
@@basshead. what a weird comment?? I do not by the way but seriously wtf.
I was hoping you would talk about this and you pulled through ❤thank you brother !! Great information as always ❤
pulling out the G. Edward Griffin damn
We smelt what the yes man was cooking
Great video man! :D I love tech and economics as well xDDD, from memory did you study it as well? I got my undergrad in econ ahaha but I love tech xD. Anyways great video I think a lot of people forgot about carry trades lol
your insights are much appreciated, Brian! please more of this!
It’s uncertain times. Inflation here is now lower than in many years getting close to 1% which have made the central bank talk about lowering the interest rates 5 times in the near future. Unemployment is higher than in my years and bankruptcies worse since 1996. They seem to be spinning up the printers again as inflation has gotten below the 2% goal but I’m afraid it will jump up again.
Donnie Brasko reference? :))
Thanks for making this video. It seems like I am Learning about money
I knew you were going to comment on this.
Japan didn't do anything. Investors from around the world dumped the US dollar and bought up Yen.
Don't know if related or not but interesting thing several months ago that WSJ and several pundits bashing Japan economy claiming it is unproductive while pointing to use of paper, stamp and fax, and implying it is bad because it is not growing despite having almost zero interest rate.
Wow great info! Great Tech Yes Content as always
Thaks brian, when i saw JPY action i was like "where Brian at"
I find your financial videos quite interesting so I do hope you continue doing them. Aside from that the Sonic music outro sounded really nice.
YES! As soon as Japan's stock market crashed I immediately thought about Brian's take on this!
japan market is sound & stable, when people realise that its stock market rebound after the initial panic.
Sound and video quality is on point :D
Hi Bryan, did you lose money on backing the yen. Since you said that last year or year an half ago, I noticed it did climb 50 points, just wondering if you got out and if you did what signs did you see to sell u you should exit that position
I love finding a cross between Austrian Economics and tech!
Central bank is not comercial bank it doesnt need to make profit. Its solely responsible for monetary policy.
I always enjoy your financial takes, very informative.
I think you are most honest market review keep it going ;)
The best an most informative video I have seen put out on this topic, I live in Japan and value Bryans advice. It is so hard to explain what is going on and he is so to the point and straight forward. This is a video I would rather point my friends and family too rather than try to explain it myself. Well done Sir!!
Thank you😊
Watching this video helped me understand the free fall in stocks I invested in google, apple and others. I had to sell mine and hopefully save it by investing it in my most conservative investment option so until it starts picking up I can reinvest back. Thanks this will be more vigilant on the market. ❤️ I hope that things will be better soon. Fairly new also.
Thanks for sharing your insight, always love the content
I havent watched your videos since last month. Had an ongoing therapy session regarding of my mental condition and a rehab on my left foot 😢
oh what happened to your left foot? hopefully the vids can help you out relaxing.
@@techyescity its some burn marks that happened during work.
I heard a fun theory about stocks. The reason stocks only go up in the past ~35 years is due to automated investing due to retirement accounts. People are largely putting more money into them than they are taking out hence line go up. The majority of "shareholders" are regular people putting in money every month automatically from employment. Since so many people now have retirement accounts, when that situation reverses, aka they start selling stocks to pay for retirement at rates greater than young folks are putting money in, stocks will essentially only ever go down and people will laugh at everybody putting money into the stock market.
That assumes business as usual over the next ~40 or so years with expected rates of demographic collapse. If things stop behaving "as usual" all of the fancy theories go out the window.
Was waitinig for this video
Im just listening to this in background
Quotes The creature from Jekyll Island. A man after my own heart.
I was so intrigued in the yen carry trade as when BOJ interest was at 0% as you were only exposed to exchange movement when repaying the capital after the investment window. My lecturer was steering us away from that big time but borrowing from the Japanese government and loaning it to the aussie gov and helping yourself to a risk free slice, as long as the exchange rate didn't move against you was mind blowing.
also the BOJ should only be utilising its reserves to keep stability of their currency as to support domestic interests, not to manipulate it. Also, Nvidia should be rubbing its hands together with this crash! It stock has devalued and they are sitting on way to much cash so should undertake a repurchase instead of dispersing as dividend
Scary what's happening!
Tech YEN City
Still invested into AMD. They will take off with Ryzen 9000 release:)
not just Japan, other currency also strengthen
I can't believe people are panicking this much just because of some small change. Cmon here in Poland government changes interest rate few times during a year lol
Not asking for financial advice, but. . . do you think Intel stock will have a chance to recover in spite of its handling of the 13th and 14th generation CPUs, or is that even related to the big drop in its stock price?
with enough time it should recover..... with enough time
Things aren't looking good if they need to replace a whole bunch of 13th and 14th gen parts, the margins on those were almost nonexistant, noone is buying intel parts for servers either, last time this happened AMD had to sell off theiry foundry business to keep limping on until they managed to get to zen 1
The only thing that would save them is being bailed out by the US govt and/or 15th gen somehow being a home run which doesn't seem likely and it might not be very profitable to offset their losses.
intel is too big to fail, it's an isreali company and if they need tsmc out of the picture the us military will make it happen :)
The current stock price is without intel even having to pay some back or fully refund/replace the 13th gen or 14th gen cpus along with damages caused by the issues that intel supposedly was aware of since 2022. So theyre definitely liable and its probably going to go even lower and will take a long time to recover.
Intel isn't the company they once were. I knew once Jim Keller left Intel without them producing something exciting that they weren't going to be doing well in the long term.
Overthinking it. Tech stocks have quite simply been overbought and now the market is correcting itself.
Just last week I bought 200,000 yen for an upcoming trip. Wish I'd gotten double that, now.
brilliant book.
Nvidia: The end times are upon us.
Intel: Time to lock the windows on the higher floors.
Banks: Aww shiet, here we go again.
Japan: *Shikanoko nokonoko koshitantan*
It sounds like they use a lot of K in Japanese.
AI bubble showing its cracks... when will it pop?
you say its a bubble but it actually makes money.
@@mryellow6918 All bubbles make money. Until it's proven that it was all a sham and it pops. Then the money's gone. Look up Pyramid Scheme, and you'll get it.
Derivatives must be regulated but finance bros would fight to the death to stop it.
Derivatives should be ilegal, but everyone one likes Lucky Games.
Long time no see tech yes, haven't seen a tech video in ages i forgot about the whole AMD Nvidia thing.
Tech YES economy
If you want something more undervalued is the South African Rand.
A currency loan is not a loan as such, it is a bet. And anyone who makes a bet in order to finance another bet is just a gambling addict. And these people run our world - no wonder things are so fucked
lols I thought this was one of my crypto channels then realizes this was Tech yes lols. central reserve banking is the biggest scam humans have ever endured.
Interesting take ... appreciate the video.
Great move Japan 😁👍
I learned the "Value rule" when i was 9, because i was buying PS2 games for £1 at cash converters and i obviously made over 100% gain per game and i had thousands, its why its rare to see games sub £2.50 now in general but ill still make money in that area as i have the experience.
Oh wow, that's a major event! Japan causing a stir in the US stock market with AMD, Nvidia, and Intel is a big deal. It's amazing how the world's economies are all linked, isn't it? This news can really shake things up in different markets and affect how investors feel. Do you reckon this will have a lasting impact on the stock market, or is it just a temporary jolt?
The clash Japan had in the stock market truly showcases the intensity of the trading strategies involved. These maneuvers aren't for the faint of heart; they require a high level of expertise and precision, typically executed by seasoned professionals with a wealth of skill and knowledge to navigate such trades successfully.
Even with the right strategies and appropriate assets, investment returns can differ among investors. Recognizing the vital role of experience in investment success is crucial. Personally, I understood this significance and sought guidance from Desiree Ruth Hoffman, significantly growing my account to nearly a million. Strategically withdrawing profits just before the market correction, I'm now seizing buying opportunities once again.
That's amazing! How can I get in touch with the person who assists you with investments, if you're okay with sharing? I could really use some advice right now.
Desiree Ruth Hoffman is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’ll find necessary details to work with her correspondence to set up an appointment.
Thank you for this pointer. It was easy to find your advisor; she seems very proficient and flexible. I booked a call session with her.
Intel is entirely responsible for their own crash.
And who controls the banks?
RocknRoth
The global elites
Dont ask such questions on a google account.
Based@@techyescity
Glad I paid off all my debt off around the GFC in 2008.
Why would Nvidia stock fall when they are making so much money off of AI ?
becausea stock doesn't directly relate to profit.
Do more finance videos from different perspectives. Like maybe American, Australian, European, or Asian. etc.
14:50 We like the stock.
Also it got shut off when the big stock tumble just happened over the last weekend they stopped trading for the plebs.
Wierd event. The market has already gobbled up that one day sell off. But it could be unhealthy for the market if USA does go into a very real ressession or China growth completly stalls. As thats what everyone is gambling on.
I got out of the stock market because it's no longer a place for investment but rather gambling. Long go the days that stock values follow actual company performance. It's more like the art industry. Stocks are worth what someone is willing to pay for them, rather then what they are actually worth.
Stock charts only show you the history. You can't make long term predictions from them. They don't follow patterns. The US stock market is as volatile as earths weather systems.
So do you think the best investment now is gold?
@@SalamaAhmed-pj3jv Nah its stuff people need most. Houses. Food stuff. Water. But you need a looot of money to go into those.
carry trades
What business doesn't make money for themselves?
You should read books about autrian economics
TMSC wafer quality, intel 13th> and AMD zen 5 silicone has been of low yield. Tech companies got greedy and start knocking out over priced shit on and the costumers. You can't blame another country that winning at the game. market and stock trade Investment are a risky game. US crashed the market in 2008 effecting the world and no action was taken to those who coursed it. Tech part in UK are dropping that's a good things. People who invest in Evil market loose. What ever the country. Japan is over due a massive market crash as they been riding the good life to long. Looking at Intel Price today they are only surviving on the capital currently, if that runs out, boom! but they have millions in land and capital. Gambling with borrowed money is a fools game.
Appreciating Yen is terrible for me because now all my import anime figures are going to be more expensive.
Raising interest rates is a good thing though for cutting out the speculative bullshit.
When AMD was at five dollars per share and shot up to 50 because of the PlayStation 4 contract and the development of the Zen architecture, that was genuine growth based off of actual investment in people and product.
The current dip from 180 to 130 seems to be the speculators riding the AI bubble being worried about entering the fuck around and find out stage that is coming.
yep there is a reason almost every broker saying is a strong buy
shot up to 50 because of the ps4 contract? it was at a few bucks and didnt reach 50 dollars until 2020, that is a decade after the PS4 contract when they were on the verge of bankruptcy
Starting to sound like a conspiracy theorist. Jk :). Great vid
What is up with the reef rash on your palm Brian?
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Ukraine and GAZA conflicts could have some influence on everything these days.
yeah intel really just getting hit with Ls left and right.
Even custom pcs are in jeopardy since x86 handhelds like the asus rally is th greatest thing to happen to pc gaming
Before you go ahead and lay all blame to the Japanese do you know or understand why they had let their interest rates remain at zero for almost 20 years.
Second do you think this was serving the interests of the people of Japan or Americans.
third Do you know why Americans where lending money from the Japanese Market and invest in Bonds in the USA then keeping the profits while the Japanese market makes zero from this activities.
The Japanese Market was not created to carry the burden of the Americans, but you probably think they are
Nvidia is not worth 1/1000 at the moment, they are living on an A.I bubble like Cisco was right before the crash. Is there an Nvidia cpu/gpu in your xbox?, playstation, smart tv, steam handeld, the stock market is all about hype and make believe, once the numbers show what a disaster things are like with Intel, than will it tumble down. Companies who bought these pointless heat generator blades are to me a laughing stock, a couple of ascis away from being made pointless. Jensen really is the best salesmen in the world, selling snow to eskimo's.
no but they are in the majority of servers pcs and alot of cars. all selling for high profit margins unlike amd. and if you really want to talk about consoles the current top seller is the switch using an nvidia gpu.
@@mryellow6918 No they aren't, only idiots have bought the AI nonsense because of hype and lack of real world ROI, I know a few labs use Cuda though since have tried helping them out with optimisation, but other than that its not that popular. They lost Telsa as a customer a decade ago. They lost Apple A decade ago, and only Nintendo is stupid enough to get Tegra APU's, and you can't compare a handheld like a switch to the price of a PS5 pro or an Xbox, its more Steam Handheld with regards to pricing of the APU. And even than the APU's raw selling price to Nintendo is probably 75% that of a AMD APU, let along about a 15% difference to the APU in a PS5 and Xbox,
Nvidia has gotten a big mouth and a big ego but nothing but hot air to back it up, everytime their one size fits all cuda is found to be usefull for something like Bitcoin mining or now this AI craze, they leverage the hell out of it and Jensen sells more of his personal stock right before the crash.
Huang has sold off $1.4 billion of company stock since 2020. He intends to continue selling his shares through the month of August, according to a separate filing. reported 2 days ago
@@tqrules01 the price of a ps5 has nothing to do with the amount of money it makes.
@@tqrules01 Tesla use h100s to train their self driving modules .
@@tqrules01 meta has already received an ROI using llm optimisation in its advertising algorithm.
STOP HOLDING THE MICROPHONE FOR NO REASON
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Bryan, Intel did it to themselves a long time ago can't get out of monopoly cost overhand easily. AMD chased them there over the last 4 years accelerating the last 2 years and to the extent there is now a tipping point on some catalyst to pull the rug out from already a tenuous position AMD and Intel did it to themselves the last 9 month stock price drop bashing each other on who can produce more surplus aimed to control the channel financially only which Nvidia on product Ada dGPU mobile gen for all plus data center survived to now. AMD might have some ins now on data center accelerators but today not laptops at least right now on all the Intel Meteor, Raptor, Alder and the AMD mobile oversupply at Rembrandt and Cezanne plus 2 layers of intermediate tech Phoenix and Alder. I don't think its KK within the industrial order nor Japan, AMD and Intel did it to themself. mb
So you mean Japan is about to correct and leave those prior investors behind on the old economic track. mb
right further from the truth. mb
so who will move from one lounge car to the next? mb
swish swash in the world economic system. Bryan I recommend real estate a whole lot less risk. mb
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Go back to plugging third hand Chinese GPUs. You’re not a global economics expert.
Warren Buffet cranked his recent tech companies selling to speed over twice as high in the morning 2 days ago. He pulled his lever early "morning", in the US. At 9.00AM all other investors were already done with their selling. You know it all gonna drop before noon. 🤓
Explanation: I don't know the openings of trading in America. In Europe, it's 8.00AM so I'm referring to morning.
It is all good, everyone knows he just got that feeling and it was nothing more than a hunch. "Cough, Cough."