If everyone is getting poor, who's getting richer?
@Outkast2_2 Says:
Let it crash and burn.
@BrianWei-w9f Says:
Transfer of wealth usually occur during market crash, so the more stocks drop, the more I buy, in the meanwhile I'm just focused on making better investments and earning more as recession fear increases, apparently there are strategies to 3x gains in this present market cos I read of someone that pulled a profit of $350k within 6months, and it would really help if you could make a video covering these strategies.
@katbeatriz1362 Says:
PBD is the best. 😊
@marshymello3950 Says:
Never forget this guy ran a Mutil level marketing company “ponzi”
@JudyTiani Says:
In times like these, when the economy feels uncertain and jobs are less secure, it’s important to plan ahead and save when possible. Staying informed and being proactive can make a big difference for the future.
@Pachec-m1s Says:
It doesn't take long for the market trend to reverse. In fact, when the news is at its worst and investor sentiment is at its lowest, the indices frequently move from a bear market to a bull market. Which stocks are the best to buy now or put on a watchlist after reading an article about people who made up to $150,000 during this crash?
@Justine-gp5tn Says:
Did you see the 14 majic money printing machines in the fed researve. Elon and Pam Bondi are on it. (Corporate Fraudsters addicted to money.)Theyre the real problem.
@Justine-gp5tn Says:
Only the paranoid survive.I like that. Grow a garden make jam. Im on superannuation but i owe no money to anyone. Only 500 dollars to a student loan paying off at 36 dollars a fortnight.. Im 73 years old.
@Justine-gp5tn Says:
What kind of society wants more unemployment. Full employment means people buy motre stuff and the economy is benefitted. GDP rises. This is common sense all tbis other stuff is fantasy land of the rich manipulating everything for their own benefit.
@Justine-gp5tn Says:
They should ban people having more than five houses and prioritise first home buyers. That would stabalise society.
@TaylorNguyen-qq9jl Says:
Moral of the Story: The rich gets richer and the poor/middle class would most likely get hit the hardest, unfortunately. Please let me know if you agree/disagree. 😊
@Ichibuns Says:
The markets look good because companies have more cash but they're NOT worth more. There is a big difference. Its a side effect of printing and circulating massive amounts of money. You saw your 401k go up. Now imagine how much inflation we've had. Now you should be wondering how much its actually worth
@Mr.HorseheadSays Says:
I listen to all of your podcasts, really nice!
@asdv-gm4yy Says:
Why are we taking advice from a slimy head that made his riches on a ponzi scheme?
@WhatsUpWithSheila Says:
That is EXACTLY how morgages worked back then.
@MemoryKasu Says:
Used to think investors lose out amid crash, meanwhile some make profits. I also thought folks went out of business during the great depression, but some went into business. Bottom line, there's always depression for some while others amass wealth gains.
@Astrid-k1h Says:
Nice tie
@twowheelpursuits Says:
One day america will realize that these are not the real issues that it faces.
@twowheelpursuits Says:
tom biljew
@Devon-z2c Says:
It’s not fraud to work 2 jobs.
@DeanoDotson Says:
He a Trump supporter.
@KaAa-cs6ns Says:
This hurts bottom 50%, top 10% do not care. "Democrats"
@CK-jh6xi Says:
Most of all these posts in here are total crap. Many of the posts sound like AI.
@almackinnon8774 Says:
That was 20 minutes of wasted time
@gkidd1963 Says:
😂
@GeoffreyPhillips-dk7mt Says:
A lot of noise but nothing of interest.
@GeoffreyPhillips-dk7mt Says:
The 2026 stockmarket crash will wipe out many millions of average working class people. Their home values are then in jeopardy with a drop of some 35 percent Australia wide by 2029.
@GeoffreyPhillips-dk7mt Says:
The 2026 stockmarket crash will wipe out many millions of average working class people. Their home values are then in jeopardy until2033 .
@PaulMcCartExperience Says:
This guy is such a dick.
@youhannabarrechit5649 Says:
We can only be justified by the BLOOD of JESUS CHRIST, Lamb of GOD, who offered Himself on the Cross to wash us from our defilements and thus, remove sin from anyone who places their Faith in Salvation by THE BLOOD of GOD the Son JESUS CHRIST sent into the world as a sacrificial Lamb by GOD the Father for the payment of the ransom, it is a free gift from the FATHER for Our Redemption... Christ thus fulfilled the Law under Moses which is of GOD.
For it is only by His Pure Blood shed on the Heavenly Propitiatory, that we obtain the Pardon of GOD the Father. And by this Metanoia, this change of mind, that is to say the understanding that if you are saved, you know that the only way to Heaven is the Substitutive Atonement by the BLOOD of Our Lord Jesus Christ, and therefore if you do not know it, it is because you are lost.
---> Have faith in the REDEEMER BLOOD OF OUR SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST before THE RAPTURE OF THE CHURCH establishes a new paradigm that will force you to die as a martyr for CHRIST.... God bless you all
@PhilippeJean-tp6eb Says:
He called someone working 2 jobs from home fraud. What a F*ing @sshole!
@spartanrh83 Says:
There is a large amount of generational and inherited wealth in the private sector, farms, local entrepreneurs, strong families. That’s the money that the government and Wall Street are targeting. Make the majority of people broke and in debt, then inflation and then people will need to go back home and live with mommy and daddy. Thats the wealth they are targeting. Mommy, Daddy, GMa, GPa. They want everyone in America to be slaves. There will still be holdouts when CBDC comes online but you can use systems that to oppress anyone with personal agency.
@generalnikkerson Says:
What if there is no long term project? https://theglasshalfburning.blogspot.com/2025/03/a-letter-on-narcissism-and-power.html
@pierluigitossani Says:
The solution to the harsh political problem of the impoverishment of the people we are facing today can only be found in the “Participative Society” according to Catholic social doctrine. There are no shortcuts.
I am writing from Florence, Italy. Links on YouTube are not allowed, so you may eventually find in the internet the article "Il Manifesto della partecipazione" which you will find on the blog "La filosofia della TAV" - is written in this way, that means “The Philosophy of High Speed Train”, and have it translated from italian, with DeepL or similar application.
The article, that you can read for free, also talks about how inflation destroys civil society all over the world, which powers organize inflation and how the mechanism works. And, above all, at the same time it gives the solution to the problem: "The Partecipative Society", which is the idea of the unfortunately little-known 20th-century Italian Catholic intellectual Pier Luigi Zampetti, strictly according the Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church.
I quote from the article:
“The political problem we have always faced is simply a question of the exercise of power.
According to italian Constitution (from Article 1 onwards), sovereignty theoretically belongs by right to the people, but in a democracy that is only representative, without subsidiarity and authentic participation of the people themselves in the management of the economy and public affairs in general, this is never realized. The mechanism cannot work because the mediation of the party system is expressed in an oligarchic way, and consequently the people are the “object” of politics, instead of being its “subject”.
It is in fact common everyday experience that in practice the people count for nothing, decide nothing and control nothing. Power is politically delegated to the party system, which exercises it for its own use and consumption, sacrificing the State.
Before his participatory proposal, Zampetti rightly analyzes the current status quo, which is simply that of the famous Keynesian economy that revolves around the consumer society, which in turn is in synergy with representative democracy.
In a nutshell, it's all about “growth, development & work” on a dope and fictitious basis, strictly paid for by the public debt, i.e. the taxpaying citizen.
This policy has historically been manipulated by the powers that be who, in a regime of representative democracy strictly devoid of subsidiarity, have taken possession of the levers of state control. All of the above, in the context of the corruption of the soul of the people, typical of the hedonistic materialism on which consumer society is based. The political delegation of voters to parliamentary representatives, in an institutional context detached from the principle of subsidiarity, means that the State, under the democratic appearance, is in reality managed by an oligarchic system. A reality that we can all easily see with our own eyes. The final outcome of this deadly combination is the total bankruptcy of the State, from every point of view: moral, ethical, economic and financial. As we are also seeing with our own eyes, at this precise moment in history (...)”
Just try, You will like it!..
Thanks to TB for hosting this comment
@ThePodcastPastor Says:
Well, clearly none of this happened. But it does highlight how geeedy and stupid the American people are.
@edt8660 Says:
What a low quality guest. He is a half baked insurance salesman with questionable ethics what are you doing Tom?
@frederickmooney2581 Says:
I can’t fuckin wait until PBD gets screwed with all this nonsense, such a twat!
@petitorveritatis1 Says:
Trump is purposely going to crash the market. His billionaire friends will receive the bailout
@aarongomez2032 Says:
I call bullshit on any significant number of people working two at home jobs. Makes me wonder how much of his analysis is bullshit?
@steveparadise9805 Says:
Bounce?
@darrylgaines2540 Says:
Deport that maga immigrant his annoying politics and accent UGH
@bobbymainz1160 Says:
Stability is a result of our economy's struggles with uncertainty, housing issues, foreclosures, global volatility, and the pandemic's consequences. To restore stability and promote growth, all sectors must respond quickly to concerns about growing inflation, slow growth, and trade disruptions.
@lordfarqua Says:
Zoom out, mann. 2008 wasn't that bad. Just another buying opportunity. Yeah, businesses failed, but look at covid ... and that was a very short notice.
@ShinSeungHun_OFFICIAL11 Says:
The market's direction can swiftly change, with indexes frequently transitioning from a bear market to a bull market precisely when the news is most negative and investor sentiment reaches its lowest point.
@climbingtheladder2720 Says:
As a Vegas Casino dealer our tips our down $50 a day from last year. Food for thought.
@NicoleAniston-o Says:
Many predict a crash, yet the bull run continues. My focus is optimizing stock/bond allocation for maximum returns.
@adityarookey1 Says:
This interview was shot in 2023 and no recession yet :)
@matthewhuszarik4173 Says:
This guy is a fool.
@FelixCarvalho.A Says:
I got 60k now and I got no where to dump bro, everything is jacked up in the stock market.
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