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Study Hall: HOW TO INVEST FOR YOUR CHILD with Wall Street Trapper

Welcome to The Earn Your Leisure Podcast. Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings will be your host. Earn Your Leisure will be giving you behind the scenes financial views into the entertainment and sports industries as well as highlighting back stories of entrepreneurs. We will also be breaking down business models and examining the latest trends in finance. Earn Your Leisure is a college business class mixed with pop culture. We blend the two together for a unique and exciting look into the world of business. Let’s go!! #earnyourleisurepodcast

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Stephen A. Smith talks about pivoting from linear to digital media and shares his perspective on how the industry is changing economically and the personal implications for content creators like himself.  
 From the explosion of podcasts to the rise of non-linear platforms, such as streaming services, Stephen A. Smith breaks down the changing preferences of audiences and the impact on traditional linear television. With anecdotes and observations, he highlights the crucial role of younger generations in dictating media consumption trends and how established networks are adapting to the digital age.  
 

Cliff Notes: Stephen A. Smith Talks Media Evolution

In this week's clip of Market Mondays, the hosts dive into a lively discussion about Apple's current and future state in the tech industry. Ty Lopez kicks off by boldly predicting Apple's decline, suggesting that it might even become forgettable like IBM. He criticizes Apple for lack of innovation and pitches his new company, Bulldozer, as a superior alternative in messaging technology. The hosts, Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings, alongside Ian Dunlap, engage in a reflective conversation about Apple's business strategies, market position, and the possibility of entering new industries such as healthcare to maintain relevance. They ponder on Apple's product innovations, leadership decisions, and market adaptation, emphasizing the necessity for continuous reinvention to stay ahead. This episode not only explores the potential fall of a tech giant but also provides insights on business resilience and adaptation in a fast-evolving market. Tune in for a thorough analysis and spirited debate on the future of Apple in the global tech landscape. #MarketMondays #Apple #TechDebate #BusinessStrategy #Innovation

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Is Apple on its Last Leg?

Join Troy as he navigates through various investment strategies, offering an unbiased overview of scalping, day trading, swing trading, and long-term investing.  
 In this informative video, Troy sheds light on the characteristics, risks, and potential rewards associated with each approach, empowering viewers to make informed decisions based on their individual preferences and circumstances. 
 Troy begins by explaining the concept of scalping, highlighting its focus on short-term gains and rapid decision-making. While acknowledging its potential profitability, Troy also emphasizes the inherent volatility and complexity involved, urging caution, especially for beginners. 
 Moving on, Troy explores the dynamics of day trading, discussing tactics for leveraging market fluctuations within the span of a single trading day. From identifying key trading windows to understanding market momentum, Troy provides valuable insights into this active trading strategy. 
 Next, Troy delves into swing trading, emphasizing its reliance on patience and strategic timing. He discusses the benefits of holding positions for extended periods, emphasizing the importance of trend analysis and risk management in this approach. 
 Finally, Troy touches upon long-term investing, highlighting its suitability for those with a more patient outlook and a focus on gradual, sustained growth over time.Whether you're new to investing or seeking to refine your strategy, Troy's impartial guidance offers valuable perspectives to help you navigate the diverse landscape of financial markets.  
 

Study Hall: What Type of Stock Trader are You?

Welcome to another clip of Market Mondays! In this special edition, we sit down with the influential CEO of Bedrock, Kofi Bonner, for an insightful conversation about his remarkable journey in the realm of real estate development and urban revitalization. Having deployed billions of dollars in capital and led efforts to rejuvenate cities, Kofi shares his experiences and the transformative strategies that have positioned Detroit and Cleveland as burgeoning world-class cities of the 21st century.  
 Our discussion kicks off with Rashad Bilal asking Kofi about his path to becoming the CEO of Bedrock. Kofi recalls his extensive career, from his early days in California as a real estate developer to his tenure in Cleveland as the Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer of the Cleveland Browns. After a rich career with various stints, including taking companies public and facing the taxing nature of real estate development, Kofi retired in 2020. However, the unexpected onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and a timely call from a headhunter led him to reconsider retirement and eventually embrace the challenge of revitalizing Detroit.  
 Kofi’s narrative sheds light on his initial skepticism about the opportunity in Detroit and how a personal visit to the city, coupled with conversations with Dan Gilbert, Bedrock’s chairman, ultimately convinced him to take the helm. He vividly describes the rejuvenated energy of Detroit and how the vision of bringing back the city’s prominence resonated with him.  
 Troy Millings, another host, also chimes in, acknowledging the revitalization efforts in downtown Detroit, home to major companies like Ally and Rocket Mortgage. He inquires about Kofi’s strategic vision for the city’s development over the next five to ten years. Kofi elaborates on the critical importance of rebuilding the downtown core to boost tax revenues, which are essential for sustaining public services throughout the city. Renovating classic buildings and enhancing public spaces between them are key to attracting residents, businesses, and tourists to the heart of the city.  
 Kofi goes on to highlight various initiatives that Bedrock has spearheaded to make downtown Detroit more vibrant and appealing, from establishing a roller rink and hosting winter festivals to supporting major national and international events. Upcoming attractions like the Detroit Grand Prix, the Movement electronic music festival, and the Afro Nation festival are set to showcase the city's revitalized spirit to the world, inviting global audiences to rediscover Detroit.  
 Join us in this episode to hear Kofi Bonner’s firsthand account of leading urban transformation and his vision for Detroit’s future. Whether you are a real estate aficionado, an urban planning enthusiast, or simply someone who loves a good comeback story, this episode is sure to inspire and inform. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights from industry leaders and experts.  
 #MarketMondays #UrbanRevitalization #RealEstateDevelopment #Detroit #Cleveland #KofiBonner #BedrockCEO #DowntownRevitalization #EconomicGrowth #CityPlanning #DetroitGrandPrix #MovementFestival #AfroNationFestival #PublicSpaces #RealEstateInvesting

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The Man in Control of Transforming Detroit

In this enlightening clip of EYL, our host Rashad Bilal sits down with the multi-talented artist and advocate Alicia Keys to discuss a pressing issue that touches the lives of many New Yorkers: affordable housing. As a native New Yorker herself, Alicia Keys shares her personal experiences growing up in affordable housing designed specifically for artists. She candidly discusses how these programs provided her with the vital access and opportunities that shaped her illustrious career. 
 Rashad and Alicia delve into the current state of affordable housing in New York City, highlighting the dramatic rise in rental costs and the unfortunate phase-out of several beneficial housing programs. With the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Manhattan soaring to almost $4,000, they explore the stark realities facing young professionals and creatives who are being priced out of the city. 
 Alicia reflects on the invaluable role that these artist-specific housing programs played in her life, not just as a place to live but as a crucial support system that kept her rooted in a vibrant cultural environment. She emphasizes the importance of maintaining such programs to ensure that the city’s diverse cultural landscape continues to thrive. Both hosts argue that pricing artists and creatives out of the city ultimately harms the entire ecosystem, taking away from New York the very soul and creativity that define it. 
 The conversation goes beyond just housing to talk about the broader implications of access to creative spaces. Alicia shares her current efforts in creating fellowship programs for young people interested in set design, costume design, and other artistic fields. These programs aim to bridge the gap and offer invaluable learning opportunities under industry greats, ensuring that the next generation of artists has both the skills and the inspiration to contribute back to the city's cultural economy. 
 Join us in this compelling discussion that puts a spotlight on affordable housing, creative access, and the continuing efforts to keep New York City a welcoming hub for all artists and dreamers. 
 #AffordableHousing #AliciaKeys #NYCHousingCrisis #CreativeSpaces #EYL #RashadBilal #ArtCommunity #NYCLife #HousingAdvocacy

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Study Hall: HOW TO INVEST FOR YOUR CHILD with Wall Street Trapper

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