In this clip, we delve into a thought-provoking question: Should social media users go on strike to demand payment for their content? As platforms generate revenue from the content we freely provide, is it time for us to get a piece of the pie? Join us as we explore the pros and cons, share opinions, and open the floor for a wider discussion. Don't forget to share your thoughts in the comments below. 
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In this clip of Market Mondays, hosts Troy Millings, Rashad Bilal, and Ian Dunlap dive deep into the exciting developments in the streaming world, focusing on Netflix's groundbreaking entry into live sports broadcasts. With Netflix set to stream two NFL games this Christmas, the platform is poised to challenge traditional cable networks and redefine how we consume live entertainment. 
 Our hosts discuss the strategic moves by streaming giants like Peacock, Amazon Prime, and Hulu, and what Netflix's latest ventures mean for its future. The conversation explores the potential for live concerts, festivals, and even sitcoms to become part of the streaming landscape, enhancing viewer engagement and retention. 
 Ian shares his insights on investing, including which companies he would go long or short on over the coming years. Revealing his faith in Netflix and Google as long-term investments, Ian provides viewers with a unique perspective on the media and entertainment industry's trajectory. 
 Troy and Rashad also discuss the implications for other major players like Disney and Paramount, speculating on how the landscape of TV rights and live sports broadcasting will evolve. The discussion touches on the WNBA, Premier League, MLS, and the UFC, illustrating the growing competition among streaming services to secure live sports rights. 
 Whether you're a fan of streaming services, a sports enthusiast, or an investor looking for the next big opportunity, this episode of Market Mondays offers valuable insights and plenty of food for thought. 
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Netflix's Bold Move into Live Sports

In this clip of Market Mondays, hosts Ian Dunlap, Troy Millings, and Rashad Bilal dive deep into Warren Buffett's top ten holdings and discuss the implications of his investment strategies. As the Oracle of Omaha becomes a net seller of Apple stock, the hosts explore which companies he continues to invest in and why they might be a wiser choice for long-term investments. From American Express to Moody's, and the surprising addition of Occidental Petroleum, they shed light on Buffett's diversified portfolio and his leanings towards financial services and insurance companies like Chubb and GEICO. 
 The conversation takes an interesting turn as they discuss the potential future of the electric vehicle (EV) market, particularly China's role in it. Ian and Troy debate whether China's EV companies, such as BYD, might overtake Tesla if the latter doesn't adapt quickly. They also touch on the challenges and costs associated with owning an EV, sharing personal experiences and examining the broader economic implications, including tariffs and reliance on petroleum. 
 Additionally, the hosts discuss the impact of political decisions on the automotive and tech industries, noting how tariffs and international relations might shape the future of EV production and innovation. The episode concludes with a broader discussion on the changing landscape of global industries, the performance of companies like Rivian and Nikola, and the evolving standards of what makes a compelling, high-performing vehicle in today's market. 
 Join us for a packed episode full of insights, debates, and expert analysis on the ever-changing world of investments, automotive innovation, and global economic trends. 
 #MarketMondays #WarrenBuffett #Investing #Stocks #Finance #Apple #AmericanExpress #Moody's #OccidentalPetroleum #EV #ElectricVehicles #China #Tesla #BYD #Tariffs #Economy #InvestmentStrategy

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Warren Buffett’s Top Holdings and Thoughts on EV Market

Join us for an insightful Market Mondays discussion as we tackle some of the most pressing questions in the financial world today. Is the market rigged to stay at an all-time high, or should we brace for a pullback? We'll delve into where the market is headed from here and share our end-of-year targets for the S&P; 500 and Nasdaq. 
 We'll also discuss AMD's stock price in the wake of Nvidia's 10:1 split. Is this the best time to buy NVDA, and should we consider selling AMD and TSM from our portfolios? We’ll explore whether Nvidia could eventually become the number one company in the world and if it should be added to the Dow. 
 In this segment, we interviewed Wally Adeyero and Rep. Lauren Underwood about the Treasury Department's latest moves. Should we expect a market crash or correction following the presidential election, and how will the market react based on the outcome? 
 We'll also evaluate investment opportunities in companies like Archer and discuss the impact of SpaceX on Tesla, comparing which of the two might be a better investment. Additionally, we'll identify the three most overhyped sectors in investing right now: EV, biopharma, and weed stocks. 
 In our "Dead or Alive" segment, we analyze the prospects of companies like KLAC, KO, Ralph Lauren, TPR, FSLR, EOG, CNC, and INCY. Lastly, we'll consider whether Trump genuinely believes in crypto after his previous criticisms and discuss the implications of delaying the retirement age to maximize Social Security benefits. 
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MM #210: NVIDIA's Stock Split: When Should You Buy, Other A.I. Stocks, & The Inner Workings of the Treasury

In this enlightening clip of EYL, hosts Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings engage Vice President Kamala Harris in a deep dive into the current administration's efforts to foster economic opportunities for all, particularly focusing on communities of color. VP Harris discusses several pivotal issues, starting with the economic opportunity tour initiated from her interactions with entrepreneurs at the White House, aimed at amplifying awareness about available resources. 
 The Vice President highlights the administration's success in reducing Black unemployment to historic lows and discusses their broader agenda to not just create jobs but also to enhance opportunities for wealth generation across communities. She acknowledges the guidance and influence of Ambassador Andy Young and emphasizes the combined focus on civil rights and economic agenda to achieve true equality. 
 Further delving into historical disparities, VP Harris addresses systemic issues like redlining, biased home appraisals, and the inequitable implementation of the GI Bill benefits among Black veterans. She also outlines concerted efforts towards improving access to capital through initiatives like the Economic Opportunity Coalition and adjustments to policies affecting student loans and medical debt, aiming to lessen economic burdens and promote fairness. 
 Troy Millings steers the conversation towards the role of urban renewal policies and their detrimental effects on communities of color, to which VP Harris responds with insights into how the administration's infrastructure bill aims to mend such historical fractures, citing specific plans for Atlanta’s infrastructural rejuvenation that seeks to reconnect communities and boost local economies. 
 Join us on this informative journey that not only sheds light on government initiatives but also ignites hope for equitable economic futures. 
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Vice President Kamala Harris Discusses Economic Opportunities and Historic Inequities

Join hosts Troy Millings, Rashad Bilal, and guest Kofi Bonner in this enlightening episode of Market Mondays Medium as they delve into the intricacies of urban development, community growth, and the 'for more than profit' model. Our special guest, Kofi Bonner, the CEO of Bedrock, shares his vision and experiences in transforming Detroit and Cleveland into thriving, inclusive cities. Learn about the importance of understanding how cities work, municipal finance, and the public-private partnerships essential for long-term urban development. Whether you're an aspiring urban developer or simply interested in the future of our cities, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration. Don't miss out on hearing about real estate's transformative power and the role of strong community involvement in sustainable city growth. 
 #UrbanDevelopment #CommunityGrowth #ForMoreThanProfit #KofiBonner #BedrockDetroit #RealEstate #CityPlanning #PublicPrivatePartnerships #Detroit #Cleveland #MarketMondays

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