This Is Not Financial Advice

This Is Not Financial Advice

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This Is Not Financial Advice 2023 WEBRip [YTS HI]
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I bought these thinking ahead into the future

that I'm gonna want a man cave at some point in my life.

So how cool would it be

to walk to the basement,

and you have a string of arcade machines?

Kind of like just transports you into like a moment in time

that you lived when you didn't care about anything.

It's me thinking like,

okay, I hate where I'm at right now.

I hate that I'm stuck in this position,

but in the future, one day, I'm gonna be really happy

and I wanna manifest that.

Aw, shit.

Fuck!

The stock market is seeing surges

from somewhat surprising players.

Many of whom have never been investors before.

This is populism coming for capitalism

Crypto trading activity hit a new high

New record!

A new record!

It's a wild west out there.

They're making money in ways

their parents have no clue about.

The forthiness is absolutely eye watering.

Someone's gonna be hurting

when this thing turns.

You see that with a 3.92% increase

in the last 24 hours on bitcoin.

It's like free money

it never happens on Wall Street

but it's happening right now.

We have new people finally participating in the market.

They are the future of the market.

I believe to put $6,000 into your account...

Stocks you should buy with your stimulus check

Give me more money, more.

What's going on, guys?

Welcome to my brand new channel,

"The Dogecoin Millionaire,"

where I plan on becoming a millionaire

by buying and holding Dogecoin.

So yesterday was February 5th, 2021.

And it was the day

that I literally took everything out of my bank accounts.

Sold all my stocks.

I maxed out two credit cards and took out cash advances

and threw it all into Dogecoin.

I just spent all my money on Dogecoin.

Hold on, hold on, I gotta look.

I gotta look at this.

We gotta, we gotta show this on the.

Yep. Look.

Look, I just crossed over.

Oh man, here, I'm gonna-

I gotta take a selfie

I just crossed over a million.

- Let's, let's- - Look at this.

I just.

What just happened?

I just crossed over a million dollars.

On Dogecoin.

Look at that.

I just became a millionaire

by spending all my money on Dogecoin.

Whoo, okay, so New York Times, just,

the editor just texted me and said that these were out.

So I just grabbed one.

New York Times, as you can see right there,

and as soon as you flip it down,

that's me.

That's crazy.

That's crazy.

"Dogecoin is a joke.

His millions are not!"

What!

And then guess what he said?

He said, I'm affable.

I don't know what that means, but it seems cool.

Look at how big this fucking picture is, dude.

This shit takes up the whole thing.

Do you understand, there are people that wear suit and ties

that read this shit

and they're gonna open this up

and it's gonna be some dude in a hoodie.

I just look so smug, too.

I didn't even mean to look like that.

I look like,

, mother suckers, I beat the system, bitch!

I beat the system, bitch.

If you think about history in terms of

just these long periods of time

where there's an overclass that's in charge of everything

and they tell everyone how it works

and they are an unchallenged source of authority,

all of a sudden there's this information breakthrough

where every man, woman, and child says,

"Look, this whole thing is bullshit.

I am every bit as capable

of determining how the stock market works

or what stocks I wanna invest in."

Before people didn't have access to "How do I invest?"

You know, it was only in these certain circles

that there were opportunities to be able to grow,

to buy, to learn.

Yeah, you literally had to go

into a physical financial institution, bank branch.

There was like a physical investment advisor

who took on your account.

So not everybody off the street with $5

who wanted to own Apple could do such a thing.

And that's led to massive inequality in who holds stocks.

Something like 10% of people hold 70% of the stocks

in the stock market.

Welcome, everyone.

Who here is ready to seize the time?

Oh, you, you?

Okay great.

I'm glad you guys are encouraging me.

I'm a investor/businessman.

I don't know what hat I'm wearing.

We're at a very pivotal moment in time in history

where access to the stock market has been democratized.

Because we have that ability,

we really need to take advantage of it.

I've never had a financial planner,

I've never had a stockbroker.

I've done it myself and I have been successful.

Thus far.

Cool, thank you, everybody.

Appreciate y'all.

You know what I'm talking about, yeah.

Yeah. - Yes.

I want to see more people in this city,

especially, changing their trajectory.

Every month. Appreciate you.

I'm a local here in Long Beach.

I became a man in this neighborhood.

I spent 11 years of my life working in a warehouse,

working 60, 70, 80 hours a week.

Salam!

I lived with five dudes for quite some time

'cause I needed to have low overhead

because I was putting 70% of my income

all into the stock market.

My investment principles is kind of different

than probably the average retail investor.

Like one show that I like to watch on YouTube,

it's filled with charts.

It's filled with P/E ratios.

Like it's boring, right?

Starbucks, Home Depot and JP Morgan Chase...

In this episode,

we're gonna be going over

each of these great dividend paying companies.

I know people that'll put $10,000 in Dogecoin,

but they wouldn't put $10,000 in Apple,

or you know what I mean?

Like Costco, home Depot.

Something like it's gonna be around

for 10, 20, 30 years.

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