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Mark “Johnny Lawrence” Tepper is joined in this week's episode by both Derek “Diamond Hands D” Gabrielsen and Luke “Cool Hands Luke” Lloyd for Episode #102. The guys tackle Peloton's golden stock era and their drastic dip in demand and whether or not their new stock offerings are going to work out for the exercise company in the long run. What else can Peloton offer to its loyal base?
This episode also includes some predictions on the future of electric vehicles as new motor companies enter the ring to compete with Elon Musk's Tesla. Will there ever be a day when EV's replace the sound of every roaring engine?
The guys answer all these questions and more on Episode #102 of "The Capitalist Investor."
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Mark “The Iceman” Tepper is joined this week by both Derek “Diamond Hands D” Gabrielsen and Luke “Cool Hands Luke” Lloyd for episode #101. During this episode, the guys discuss everything from Zillow stopping their house flipping segment of their business to Elon Musk selling billions of dollars worth of stock. How do you diversify your portfolio with other alternative assets like fine art and fine wine? What is the real reason Elon Musk is selling billions of dollars worth of stock? Is it to cover his tax liability, appease the voters on his Twitter poll or did he just want to sell his stock? What are the takeaways from Zillow shutting down their house flipping business and what does it mean for the future of the housing market? We answer of all of these questions and more on episode #101 of “The Capitalist Investor.”
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· [4:28] Elon Musk is always thinking ahead
· [13:55] Zillow does a 180 straight out of the house-flipping business
· [19:00] Alternative investments and diversifying your portfolio
· [21:18] How fine, collectable investment categories can work to your advantage
· [30:20] An update on NFTs and their growing potential
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Mark “The Iceman” Tepper is joined this week by both Derek “Diamond Hands D” Gabrielsen and Luke “Cool Hands Luke” Lloyd for a very special episode #100! During this episode, the guys discuss everything from China developing and testing a hypersonic missile to their new technology where they could shoot the missile into space. What impact does this have on the world and what is China trying to accomplish? What about the space race and the future of the final frontier? Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and Richard Branson are driving innovation and creating new opportunities in space. Do the private markets and billionaires allocate capital better than the Government? Joe Biden keeps on saying that the cost is $0 for the spending package. What is the true cost of the spending bill and how will it impact you? We answer of all of these questions and more on this #100th episode of “The Capitalist Investor”.
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Mark “The Iceman” Tepper is joined this week by both Derek and Luke for a very special show! The guys discuss the implications of the current proposal for the IRS to be able to look at your bank account records for any account with $10,000 worth of transactions and any transaction above $600. Will this lead to more people moving money to Crypto? The big question you need to ask yourself, is why is the government trying to look into your bank account? Data and privacy concerns are always front and center in today’s world. Should the Government be forced to produce long term financial plans for the country that don’t change every election season? Will the US remain the #1 superpower in the world? Has Mark changed his nickname again? Has big brother become too big? All of this and more, next!
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Mark is joined this week by Luke Lloyd and they dive into why Facebook is deciding to change their name and what it means for the future of the company. Mark Zuckerberg announced that the name change is going to revolve around the “Metaverse”. Mark & Luke discuss where Facebook has been, where they are going, and even some potential names that Facebook will choose.
Facebook was founded upon sketchy values and ideals. Between the Winklevoss Twins suing Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook originating as a “Hot or Not?” college platform ranking the looks of people, the history of Facebook proves to be volatile. Is this name change a PR stunt to distract from the current issues Facebook is facing with data, privacy, and censorship? How does cryptocurrency fit into all of these big tech firms and the future of blockchain technology? Mark & Luke discuss all of this on this on this week’s episode of The Capitalist Investor.
Derek is joined this week by Tony Zabigala and they once again dive into the latest Crypto news! Just as Bitcoin cracks the $60,000 level, notable Crypto bear and JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon once again comes out to slam Bitcoin. Dimon has been a vocal non-believer of all crypto for many years, but is it time to start listening? The guys discuss, next!
Yet people made hundreds of thousands, millions of dollars on it, right? There is no question that that is valuable. There's no question that it can be a big part of the future. I just think we have a long ways to go before it's mainstream. The biggest thing that I see is regulation is a concern. The U.S. government doesn't know how to do this. They want to start monitoring bank accounts that have $600 plus deposits. Are we willing to let the IRS have the ability to do this?
Article Link:
https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/12/investing/jamie-dimon-bitcoin/index.html
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Derek and special guest "Cool Hands Luke" discuss potential risk factors that could add to the already volatile markets. Labor shortages, significant inflation, climbing oil prices, and numerous problems in China are all discussed! Will the US markets be able to weather the storm, or will it lead to a 4th quarter pullback? Derek and Luke discuss, next!
Article link: https://news.yahoo.com/4-big-risks-that-could-trip-up-the-stock-market-soon-goldman-160805923.html#:~:text=The%20investment%20bank's%20chief%20U.S.,4)%20slowing%20China%20economic%20growth
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Mark and Derek are back and better than ever! The guys discuss not only some beaten down stocks that might be good buys, but the overall market conditions as well. What does the 4th quarter have in store? How would the market react if the debt ceiling is not raised? And finally, is there a correction on the way? The Iceman and Diamond Hands D have it all for you, next!
Link: https://www.kiplinger.com/investing/stocks/stocks-to-buy/603523/beaten-down-stocks-to-buy-on-the-dip
[10:44] Deere & Co. (DE) is the world's leading agricultural equipment manufacturer, producing some of the most recognizable products in the heavy machinery industry.
[13:30] UBS Group (UBS) is the world's largest wealth manager, with $2.6 trillion in assets under management.
[16:40] Vertex Pharmaceuticals (VRTX) is a global biotechnology company that discovers and develops small-molecule drugs for the treatment of serious diseases.
[19:45] Visa (V) is one of the largest payment processors in the world.
[22:18] Dow (DOW) is a diversified chemical manufacturing company. It was formed as a result of the 2017 merger of Dow and DuPont (DD) and subsequent spinoff in 2019. It provides a world-renowned portfolio of advanced, sustainable and leading-edge products and solutions across high-growth market segments such as packaging, infrastructure and consumer care.
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In this week's episode, Derek and Tony dive into the crazy world of NFTs, or non-fungible tokens. In this two-part episode, the guys are joined by two special guests, NFT collectors Eric Spray and Ben Phillips. Eric is BAYC #8261 and commissioner of the BAFL, while Ben is an NFT investor and Head of Partnerships at deadheads.io. The guys talk basics of NFTs but then jump right into discussing the pros and cons of investing in the space right now. Are NFTs really the future? Or is it a fad that will crash and burn? With more and more celebrities getting involved, and a lot of 101 Bored Apes selling for $24 million dollars, we decode how to try to make money in the wild west of NFTs.
You're going to have some people that made millions and millions of dollars in crypto, and they're moving a lot of it over to the NFT world and they know about this stuff, and they're happy to help you with everything.
Eric Spray:
https://www.bafl.io/
Twitter: @espray21
Ben Phillips:
https://deadheads.io/
Twitter: @_benxit
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In this week's episode, Derek and Tony dive into the crazy world of NFTs, or non-fungible tokens. In this two-part episode, the guys are joined by two special guests, NFT collectors Eric Spray and Ben Phillips. Eric is BAYC #8261 and commissioner of the BAFL, while Ben is an NFT investor and Head of Partnerships at deadheads.io. The guys talk basics of NFTs but then jump right into discussing the pros and cons of investing in the space right now. Are NFTs really the future? Or is it a fad that will crash and burn? With more and more celebrities getting involved, and a lot of 101 Bored Apes selling for $24 million dollars, we decode how to try to make money in the wild west of NFTs.
[5:10] Tony felt the best way to learn was to do it himself. So with the help of Eric he started looking into how to buy an NFT. Tony mentioned it was very similar to buying something on an eBay auction.
[7:51] Derek's path to buying NFTs was a little different. He started with purchasing NBA Top Shot moments because it was similar to purchasing baseball cards as a kid. The familiar idea of buying a pack and hoping to pull a rare card.
[10:00] So basically from following people on Twitter and watching YouTube videos about NBA Top Shot Eric was exposed to a whole nother world of NFTs out there. People changing their profile pictures to these monkeys. This was just the beginning of The Apes as they are commonly referred to.
[13:40] A big part of NFTs is the social aspect of owning them, sharing what you own, and being a part of the "movement". It isn't like you buy this and just move on... you become a part of it.
[20:00] There is now a company that is making digital displays for your NFT. You can have it in your home or office to share with your friends. It is similar to owning a cool piece of artwork.
Eric Spray:
https://www.bafl.io/
Twitter: @espray21
Ben Phillips:
https://deadheads.io/
Twitter: @_benxit
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