a remake of my previous “how to make money investing” video – I was trying to be “edgy” in the other one but it came out as too obnoxious.
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#1 by willie2429 on November 21st, 2010
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you are great, thank you for this advice, you open my eyes
#2 by Cythorn on November 21st, 2010
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#3 by AdamLee233 on November 21st, 2010
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12 people will never become successful
#4 by optionsupdate on November 21st, 2010
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Does Lorax ever reply to any of these comments?
#5 by MaxZagar on November 21st, 2010
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@gerbilater ? ur the only loud mouth here.
#6 by MaxZagar on November 21st, 2010
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@gerbilater So how do you invest in order to make sure that future generations also will retain the wealth, the kids are not even born yet. Think a step further … or why bother perhaps you should not do it. Just continue day trading.irk
#7 by gerbilater on November 21st, 2010
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that it would happen sometime in the future, but when it will happen to a precise degree, also there are losd of so called financial gurus who say they predicted it or have-that mean nothing, predict the next 1000major events in your life time before bragging about his wisdome and such
#8 by gerbilater on November 21st, 2010
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@MaxZagar what do you mean that im investing for my future generations, if i invest and make profits, then i receive that utility, you mean by investing in infrustructure that im investing in the future? well if so then whats wrong with that, do you think wed be here without our grandfathers investing in whatever they invested in, also the point of predciting financial crash, thats not at all “wise” if you look at economic history, theres a cycle of boom,bust etc so its not clever to predict…
#9 by MAIDEN068 on November 21st, 2010
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we still are the richest and most free nation in the world, we are just in a natural recession…there will be another boom soon…a big one.
#10 by MaxZagar on November 21st, 2010
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@gerbilater Think of it like this. You are not investing for your self, you are investing for your childrens´ children (or 200 – 300 years forward). Do some calculations on pension funds, investment funds or even stock. There is definitely truth in this, but you really need to think long. You are throwing quite a comment NOW, looking back at the precious metals price development …. huh… and his warnings about the real estate prices (2007) before the crash.
#11 by gerbilater on November 21st, 2010
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your so full of bs, you think you’re so wise by talking of all this crap and how the central bamking system is some conspiracy and how it serves the uber rich etc. you probably have a crap 10dollar/hour job and read so much shiit on the internet and believe all the conspiracies out there. the part about all companies becoming bankrupt is so stupid, here’s a similar analogy, you will definetely die so why bother trying to live? just like every company is going to become bankrupt so why bother
#12 by jjccomedy on November 21st, 2010
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#13 by niggaflies on November 21st, 2010
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@gravity0thoughts, you are right however when a company fails the stock owners are left with worthless stock that ends being valued at zero. example: Wamu
#14 by GreyAutumn on November 21st, 2010
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@zw0ecool No, that’s not it, of course speculating is not the same thing as gambling, I just thought that what you were saying was that companies can *never* fail and I thought that sounded funny/absurd. Of course you can profit on the stock market and of course it’s not like the market is going to crash tomorrow.
#15 by GreyAutumn on November 21st, 2010
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@GreyAutumn No, that’s not it, of course speculating is not the same thing as gambling, I just thought that what you were saying was that companies can *never* fail and I thought that sounded funny/absurd. Of course you can profit on the stock market and of course it’s not like the market is going to crash tomorrow.
#16 by zw0ecool on November 21st, 2010
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@GreyAutumn Who said I didn’t believe companies could fail? I graduated with a degree in business. You people are so negative you fail to see the positive side of things. You people equate the stock market to gambling at Las Vegas and they are two completely different things. Knowledge and understanding of companies and markets is what allows people to prevail in the stock market. Being negative doesn’t help anyone, if you don’t want to invest in stocks then don’t watch videos about it.
#17 by GreyAutumn on November 21st, 2010
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@zw0ecool If you believe that your company will never fail, that it’s fail-proof, then not only will you fail in investing, you’re also probably too immature to handle money.
#18 by zw0ecool on November 21st, 2010
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@GreyAutumn Well, they will be around till the world ends if that is what you are asking. Nothing lasts forever, and that includes you and me, but if can get rich while im on this planet then I’m going to try to do it so I can have money to live abundantly and get all the things that I desire.
#19 by GreyAutumn on November 21st, 2010
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@zw0ecool Forever? Think about that word. Forever. Eternity. Are you saying that just because these companies enjoy a high degree of success in our era, they will continue to do so forever? That’s absurd.
#20 by views500 on November 21st, 2010
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There are definitely investors which have generated and maintained great wealth via stock picking. But most people lack the time, discipline, analytical capability, and temperament to be good investors. So I agree that most people should probably stick to hard assets.
#21 by zw0ecool on November 21st, 2010
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So I guess Warren Buffet is broke. He might own a crap load of companies, but he’s broke LOL. He might have his own Jet and Jet company…but he’s broke LMFAO. You can definitely earn good returns in the stock market you just need to know what you are doing. I bet this guy trades stock all the time, why he’s saying that you can’t make any gains from stock is beyond me. He may be right about buying assets and stuff but that’s basic knowledge, everyone knows that.
#22 by zw0ecool on November 21st, 2010
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So, Hewlett Packard, At&t, Wal-Mart and other gigantic companies will all eventually go bankrupt??? Wal-Mart who beat’s out Oil companies? Intel? Google? Procter and Gamble? General Electric? Companies who have been around forever?? I don’t think so.
#23 by Investingforbeginner on November 21st, 2010
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Investing is not only success.. It is long work and keeping to the strategy.
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#24 by mlawren7 on November 21st, 2010
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What about forex pairs using intra-currency relative strength patterns?
#25 by gravity0thoughts on November 21st, 2010
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I also don’t agree with what he said about owning stock is equivalent to owning nothing. Companies have lots of assets so you own those as well when you own stock. Ex: Pebble Beach, it was a gravel lot owned by a failing company that kept it on the books as cost. The company was bought out and the lot sold for millions. Which shot the stock of the bigger company up and was a huge win for Peter Lynch.