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 Supply chains have grown increasingly complex and there are very much global think about your iceland, for example. It's designed in california the components a source on suppliers info just three different countries across the six and confidence these and pops go through that owns manufacturing processes which involve a number of different transactions and interactions. It's incredibly hard just to understand the origin of why all materials are coming from. Even in the twenty first century launch pumped today supply james stewart loyalty, perfect records of those products are shipped worldwide. The paper trail continues to grow if you want to shape the container from mumbai stopped record that you end up with a pile of paper that, if twenty five centimeters high imagine and how many documents his papers for being moved around with people come in efficiencies and digital technologies could help overcome them. One of them block chain splits it as a solution, could do that securely and efficiently. It offers a way to trace it. Products, jenin and grains have also performed threat to shut up brands and now starting to realize it's potential with consumer's willing to pay a premium to transparency. Came project car get it rushing into that space. The fifty trillion dollar supply chain industry is moving to block chain. If you are drinking a cup of coffee this morning or tonight, you're going to grab a bottle of beer, there is a very good chance that there is a small or the armor in ecuador or dan beer. That is growing, that coffee aren't that far. These are some of the poorest people in the world and they're completely and best of all in the global supply chain voice. Everything we buy is passed through a supply chain. These vast networks are responsible for transforming raw materials into products and getting them into customers' hands for most of us, they remain hidden. The upstream pots of supply chains are the most obscure un hottest one tank. This is why the production begins usually with a person that gathers the roaring greedy and a minor, a fisherman or a farmer. There is no way you can act amount of armor and ensure that the mother- typically, what happened if I that swallowed a farmer and I live off the cob- are- are buying it. I might get updates.

  hi everyone welcome to today's video so if you take a look around in the market right now you find some really interesting buying opportunities you will see companies like baby and that have fallen by roughly forty five fifty percent you will have doormat over that has fallen by roughly thirty five forty per cent even internationally big companies like net flicks have lost a lot of value over time you might feel that okay these are companies that i keep reading about in the newspaper every single day there is so much chatter on social media around these companies they are available at such an attractive price almost fifty percent off so should i go and just invest my money because how much further will these stocks fall so this is precisely what we are going to discuss on today's video that are so many interesting opportunities that are up and coming all these different companies look revolutionary so should we be taking positions in these companies or should we just wait and watch a little bit how is it that we should be making decisions so i will help you understand the argue comment about these up and coming company's by beating you specific framework so there are for specific attributes or strategies that i'm going to teach you today by identifying these you will be able to avoid over valued companies and save a lot of your money in case you are stuck with some of these companies right now i will also speak toward the end what is it that you should be doing so let's get the video started i will speak and appoint format and i will discuss for specific point about these over valued companies so if you're making a decision to buy net flicks right now or motto or companies like this the first thing that you must question yourself says that arby's companies in ah red ocean so what is meant by me quickly explain that so there are two types of oceans stuff i thought and type is called blue ocean and blue ocean simply means that it is a calm and composed place and there is not a lot of competition in this particular pool or a classic example will be of that when they started out it was the brokerage and there was no other competitor that could compete with the ruder had that point in time now a lot of companies have come up even ruder is changing it's business model and bunch of different business changes are happening but when we started out or started becoming profitable the ocean in which we're was competing it was pale blue ocean there's a separate video that are done on this topic you can go and check it out it's a study that had made on the road you will learn a lot but i hope this helps you understand the concept of blue ocean now second comes the concept of bread ocean read ocean simply means that there's a lot of fighting that is happening in this particular space so a lot of companies are coming into this industry than the farms are not profitable yet or farms have not figured out what their specific business strategies but lot of competition is entering and therefore there's ocean is filled with blood because there is a lot of fighting that is happening so now let us context from a buying opportunity to right now if you take a look at net flicks what is it that will figure out about its business model there are a couple of things that you will see one is that you can take a look at this

 hi everyone welcome to today's video so there is a lot of news that is going around the russia ukraine war that is going to take place how it will escalate into the next world war and how the stock market's all across the globe are going to vanish and all our portfolios are going to become very very soon so that is the narrative that is being played out so through this video i'm going to present an economic argument as to how different asset classes catch cold stocks how do they perform during war time wartime will look at some historic facts and accordingly you can balance your portfolio by making a more informed decision this will be a short but very important video so please stay tuned till the very end before i jump into and integrity of the video very quick shout out to a sponsor for today which is golden by an excellent born in investment platform in case you are looking to buy bonds you can go on the platform check it out it is india's biggest bond investment platform right now i have personally used it and i've loved the products you can definitely go check it out you can check the links in the description box as to how you can invest in bonds by using golden by now let us understand whether it makes sense to invest and gas invest in bonds invest in stock markets during a war time like situation so first and foremost let us understand that if ukraine and russia are going to a war and the entire world is going to get embroiled in a war when does it make sense for us to hold anything in cash of how much cash would be holding whenever a major war breaks out there are three things that happen that there is supply side shock so supply side shop simply means that all the supply chain gets disrupted that nations can not trade with each other movement of ships or cargo will stop similarly roadways will stop similarly air traffic will come down so all these things will happen and the supply side shop will contribute to inflation because if you are good start will be delivered in the economy second key thing in order to deal with the war like situation the government needs to print more money because they need to undertake a lot more expensive they will have to buy more and make logistical arrangements and bunch of other different different things due to which they will print more money this again leads to inflation finally there is bond action in fact so just to tell you very interesting story that during world war one and world war two government issued something called us war bonds this war bonds simply meant that your government will come to you and say that you know what we are going to fight a war two you want to support your nation in fighting this war response to purchasing the bond means that if i want to support my nation in terms of fighting the war will give my government certain amount of appeal let's say one thousand rupee and i will buy that want from the government now interestingly that war bond did not pay me and it was pretty much eat a break even price but i supported my government by buying that bond why because op nationalist pride so that is a very brief but interesting history about the war bonds but coming back to the topic that all these three actions contribute to inflation know what if inflation inflation is the general level of price rise in the economy

 growing, a business can often feel like an uphill battle right to use a popular phrase. It's like searching for a needle in a haystack almost impossible, but how do you find that needle in the haystack do you comb through every straw with a lens know? You bring a magnet, which is to say, when you're trying to accomplish bush something you should use the leverage. This applies everywhere in life, but especially in business. 

The right leverage tool can multiply your efforts to make any project more effective, and yet there is a tool that is freely available to all of us. Had a lot of people are not taking advantage of it. We're talking about the internet. 

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Okay, with that out of the way, let's dive in, shall we welcome to a lot new ravi cons, opinion on leverage, the cofounder and former ceo of angel list of all rob economy has spoken at length about the different kinds of leverage that exist in business during some of his podcast episodes and two thousand night he explained the concept of labor and capital that french pr product in media leverage and white frog love bridge was more a gala terry in case you're interested in checking out the podcast they're called labor and capital are old leverage, product and media are new leverage and products. 

Leverage is a gala terry, had the most interesting and the most important for leverage is this idea of products that have no marginal cost application? This is the new form of leverage. 

This was only invented in the last few hundred years it got started with the printing press, it exploded, broadcast media and now it's really blown up with the internet with code.

 Okay, so of all mentioned the importance of leverage in the business world and why people pay more attention to some forms of leverage over other there's just take his points on labor lab rats.

 Novel mentions how we evolved around the labour as our main form of life ranch. If one person can build a toy and then our ten people could build ten toys and the same time so for most of our existence, so we've looked at problems and projects through the lens of manpower.

Since the creation of bitcoin, the world's richest crypto holder, who got the majority of their wealth from crypto, was always that, don't you knock on moto. This isn't really that surprising. 

Given that a toast she created bitcoin and owned a total of a one million bitcoins, which was equivalent to nearly seventy billion dollars at the peak over the past year, though there have been rumors in the community, read that's a total.

 What happens when money dies? The truth is money, as we know it won't be around for long and those who don't get ready for the inevitable change are the ones who will suffer the most through this transition. Most people don't realize this. For money is the technology more precisely a technology of exchange and transport month. 

He allows you to transform energy through time and face not sure if you've thought about it like this before you deploy energy in order to transform it into money transport it through space and time and deploy it to purchase the energy of someone else and more simpler terms. You work for money and then use that money to buy someone elses work at a different point in time. Once you realize money as a technology and you've got a sudden, wakeup call has every technology, and history has suffered multiple iterations and improvement.

 This version of money, as we know it is nearing it's debt cycle every time this has happened in history. There were winners and losers and, by the end of this video, we hope to show you how you can make the most of this unique opportunity, or at least not be devastated by the transition. Welcome to a locks, dotcom the place where future billionaires come to get inspired. If I ask people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses, henry ford, you don't give if people what they want, you give them what they need

 hi everyone welcome  on today's blog we are going to analyze be demolished of f m c these stocks this is a very important video if you are looking to invest in the offense e g sector would now be the great time to do it or should you just sell everything and go away that is the specific analysis that they are going to do this will be a short but are very inside full video but let me give out some very quick disclaimer point number one i'm investing in the f and c d sector don't trust me take a look at my holding off at you and now the reason i'm openly sharing this is fairly simple because i don't know loud hollow words there a lot of people who'll do analysis but they themselves in their personal life would not go and take positions on whatever they him analyzing so i do not do any of that thing yes i can be incorrect like any other investor bout the market but whatever analysis that i'm presenting i myself am following it if you like it please invest at your own behest if you don't like it please do not invest but i'm going to explain you might as well off why am i doing something or not doing something in a lot of you i mean how do you get to invest so much money in stocks indifferent other asset classes how you do it so the trick is fairly simple that i keep a good track of my money i'm frugal with my spending habits i'm good with my investing habits and i've been doing that for years and that has allowed me to build a good card to build these habits you can check out the bit were the sponsors of this video they allow you to track your money really well they allow you to spend it wisely and invest it in a more systematic manner so the links are in the description box do go and check it out with ebay promote something called a spots spaced investing which is linked to your goals to do go and check it out and let us start with today's video for three specific things that i'm going to speak about one is that i'm going to give you an overall analysis of the agency g sector from a technical standpoint second we are going to speak about the pain points or the reasons for fall in the agency these stocks what are the primary reasons and more importantly should you be worried about those reasons had him finally what you should be doing and what am i doing in this market so he'll have a brief discussion around these points but one very quick concept that i want to cover the concept of mean reversal now what i mean rivers and this is a very very important concept for you to understand to make sense of what is happening with m c d stocks so mean rivers and in simple word means that you would have seen a two hundred day moving average line i will show are you on the chart op at you and also in a minute but two hundred day moving average line is considered to be the last one year average of this dog so this will be to an extent is an indicator of me right of this is generally what does top prizes this what this line simply indicates now what you'll see that the stock price i'm highlighting this and loose for rust stock price move something like this item time it will follow two hundred day moving average it will come down and it will climb back up to this type of stuff keeps on happening so the theory of mean reversal in simple words he's this bad things that go up much higher than their two hundred day moving average line at some point they will return to their two hundred day moving average line and things that go way down we had two hundred day moving average line bill come back up to two hundred day moving average like this is a simplistic definition please don't quote me on this i'm just explaining it from a conceptual level understand now why am i talking about mean rivers and the reason is fairly simple because right now the f m p these dogs are badly beaten down so let me take you to hindustan you liver which is one of the foremost a country's stock in india and prevent this analysis so here you will see this two hundred day moving average line this is indicated i saw the black line is two hundred day moving average and this is currently the price so essentially the two hundred day moving average indicates that the price should have been roughly twenty four thirteen and the stock is trading at roughly twenty three hundred you the difference between these two things now what does this mean and what is the implication that has for you so the implication is fairly simple that if you're an investor then you just simply need to answer one simple thing that is mean a reversal going to happen in this industry or is it not going to happen in this industry something fundamentally changed completely something fundamentally has changed completely that you know the f m d g margins have been brought down all these companies are going through a very high did situations are these companies have lost their pricing power then yes you can make an argument that mean reversal is not going to have had such a situation played out in the past yes the situation paid out in twenty eight twenty nine with housing finance companies there was massive debt burden on entire industry the entire industry collapsed and it has not been able to come up up until now so that was a systemic issue for the only thing that you need to be worried about right now is that is the events leading industry going through a similar type of a crisis or not if not bid mean reversal will happen and all the assembly these stocks are going to go on and oh johnny now let me also share very quick technical around it so as to make my point even clearer so you can see that this is be nifty chart and if you take a look at this chart the nifty from its recent high has been down by roughly five point zero four percent so this is the current level of nifty from its top and it has

 In nineteen, seventy nine michael aldrich change the world of shopping forever. By inventing a system that allow shoppers to buy products, they saw on a tv ad ended, so easy commerce was born, and now the next big revolution is here. So have you heard of the matter of hours? If you're searching for the next big thing for your business going virtual, it might be exactly what the doctor ordered. This is the place where e commerce and traditional retail stores will fuse to become the next face of business.

 But how can you get your business into the matter of butters? Well and we'll tell you how, but first you need to know what the matter verse really is: welcome to a locks, dot com, the place where future billionaires come to get inspired. What exactly is the matter of hers to understand with a matter of arse, as we first have to visit it's origin, the term that a first was first used in nineteen. 

Ninety, two by author neal stephenson. He used this term and his novel snow crash. Since then, the term has been used in many decks print ways met. Her first comes from two words: mehta inverse metal means more comprehension and verse is short for universe. However, this is just a part of the current meaning of the word when people say mad at first they're, actually referring to a virtual world, these virtual worlds are full scale.

 Digital reality is with their own currencies and economies in the matter burst that you can make financial decisions that have real world implications. For example, you can get wealthy selling digital products as crypto currencies are a vital part of the metaphors. Another cool thing about the matter of earth is the ability for people to interact with each other, virtually in ways that they could and in the real world this happens through a combination of augmented reality or a r and the virtual reality v are augmented reality. 

Apps and digital parts to your physical environment influences vision, sound another physical elements. It enhances your physical world. On the other hand, virtual reality is entirely digital suck. It can be transformed into anything we wanted to be the metal. Various is still in it's infancy, but it has incredible potential as the technology surrounding it and the adoption grows. More spaces will be created in these virtual worlds.

 For people to interact these interactions will become multidimensional to the point that the word reality will blurb between the matter verse and our visible world in this virtual world games will be multidimensional experiences. This is why major game publishers are ending up their virtual reality. Efforts, as this will help them to blend into the matter of her. A virtual world with such potential also have applications in medicine. 

Doctors will be able to interact with patients and see what the patient sees without the need for physical contact and tourism. People will be able to visit locations that would normally be too expensive or impossible to travel too. You can visit niagara falls from guyana and in an instant you would pay only a token to access the tourists site. It will completely reshape commerce. 

You could of view and interact with products you want to buy without leaving the comfort of your home, and you wouldn't have to rely on two dimensional models as information. So much more is possible with a matter of and of those you start early will shape it to fulfill their dreams. Had a you, can get your url early start in this virtual world awacs or we're going to show you how how to move your business into the matter of ours.

 Here are five steps you can follow to move your business into the matter of her one get an online presence with current platforms, starting pretty basic three out of four small biz, mrs, have an online presence in this sense. If you don't have one you're already in the minority, we know you're excited about the possibilities in the matter of hours, but you have to learn to walk before you can run if you've never had a strong online presence.

 The first thing you have to do is change that the met a verse is an evolution of the internet. This means that certain rules that already exist will also apply and what better place to learn than existing platforms that have already been mastered by the best online businesses.

 So before you begin gearing up for a v r and hey our business, learn to create a company website and work on your social media presence, learn to increase traffic flow to your website, get comfortable and experimental, with platforms like amazon, facebook, instagram, twitter, ebay and shoplift by what you learn in the process of building a business on those platforms will help you in the early days of your first journey and speaking of using existing models to master to d models.

 Did you you know the oculus quest to be our headset is basically an android phone strapped to your head. Developing v are apps for the headset is very similar to developing apps for android, the matter of her soul, bringing a new dawn of commerce, but in it's infancy, it'll rely on two dimensional models and while it grows, this means courage. Software developer,.

 Nowadays, we keep hearing about smart investors and their various financial strategies. However, that doesn't mean that millions of millenniums already have a smart investment strategy and that's a problem you see, millennia else in the us will inherit roughly thirty trillion dollars over the next decade or two and what will become the biggest generator wealth transfer in american history.

 Furthermore, the impact of the coven nineteen pandemic, as well as any changes an estate tax rules, could end up hastening this process. This means they'll have a lot more money, but not necessarily know how to use it properly. 

That's why it's so important to know, understand and implement the best financial strategies. Clever. Do you understand what being a smart investor entails? What about those steps you need to take before you were regarded as one of these are some of the things we'll be talking about today, so sit tight and watch as we delve into this. Welcomes you a lot how to be smart investor? 

First, let's look at the meaning of the term. Smart investor, a smart investor, isn't someone who can make a lot of money in a short period of time. Rather, it's someone who can use available resources to make a steady investment to diversify their portfolio and accumulate wealth over time. Here's something you might not know about smart investor.

They don't invest their money where everyone else is investing their money. Instead, they educate themselves about the market and perform extensive research before investing just as wide renowned billionaire warren buffett is known as the wealthiest investors today with stocks and over forty companies in the world. Warren buffett is what you'd call a very smart invest after his investment strategy changed to acquiring stock in companies that he believes are well managed and undervalued.

 He tends to hold onto those stocks. He buys indefinitely when he makes these purchases. I guess you could call him a financial genius because he's one of the richest men today. So when you think about smart investors day, you'd be crazy not to place buffet on your lips being a smart investor like warren buffett is complicated, yet it's doable. Let's look at some ways you can achieve. 

This is possible start by investing early to gain an edge, as the saying goes, the best time to start investing was yesterday the second best his right now you, you should also be consistent with your investment, we're not talking about investing just once. Every year we mean investing in a specific amount each month or quarter. This is the only way you can maintain your financial discipline and reach your financial goals. Having a diversified portfolio should be the next thing on your list. 

Do you remember the old saying, never put all your eggs in one basket? That statement still holds true today. We all know that making investments comes with it's own set of risks, but you won't feel the pressure of these risks. If you have diversified your investments, we assure you that having different investments can help you to avoid some extreme financial losses in the case of a volatile market. Another important step to take as a financial investor is to build or risk appetite. 

Yes, we know we just mentioned diversifying your investments is to manage your race, but every investment itself is a risk and you can be an investor without taking some rest. Let's just clarify one thing, though: you should measure the level of risks you are willing to take. Knowing your financial loss threshold and your tolerance for volatile markets is crucial, as it will help you to secure your financial future. And, finally, you should educate yourself and be patient.

 Don't forget that good things come to those who wait. At least this is a popular saying. Most people know and funny enough. This outage also applies to the financial world jumped to be in a rush to delve into the stock market and make profits doing so carelessly. It would be like throwing your money down the drain, but if you make it a habit to learn something new about investing every day, it'll pay off in the long run and don't know what we've just said may sound easy you'll find that even the best investors, the mistakes and end up regretting pam, even the great warren buffett, despite is investing for our last bus. 

It can to read the future for my tarot card or a she leaf and he's made his fair share of investment mistakes over the years. Warren buffet investment regrets. Let's take a look at a few when you've seen in the game for a while you're down to take some losses, but you might be surprised about what warren buffett regress when it comes to investing. One of his regrets comes from investments we might see is solid, but the man himself feels he could have done better and she might be right. 

The first example will talk about is berkshire hathaway. Did you know that buffett claim that berkshire hathaway was the dumb stocky ever bought? You know, is a multinational conglomerate. That's now worth forty two point: five billion dollars hell.

 We initially thought the man was joking until we right about the reason behind the statement and the reason is simple back in the sixties: baltic bought stock in berkshire hathaway, even though it was a failing company later.

 In two thousand nineteen actress is lori loughlin and felicity huffman were amongst fifty people charged with buying their children's admission into ivy league colleges. They seem to have everything, and yet they risked it all to further their social status. One bad decision ruined this seemingly perfect life overnight. 

So why do people make terrible decisions? And how can you hack your brain into making better ones, welcome to a lox dot com, the place where future billionaires come to get inspired? You make about two thousand decisions an hour and most of the decisions that you make don't really matter yet your brain uses twenty percent have your body's energy trying to make them. What should you wear today?

 What should you eat for dinner, getting angry with a colleague or your partner when they questioned something you've done or thinking that a friend hasn't called you back, because they don't really like you. Those thoughts and actions consume less energy than stepping back end. Assessing the situation. Have you every day, bad decisions you make are part of a pattern formation, their habits that you don't even really think about all come from the brains and main goals of protecting you and preserving your energy. 

You see stressful situations on negative thoughts, activate an alarm system in your brain. The alarm system released as a whole ramon called cortisol. Sometimes cortisol is good. Is that car coming too fast cortisol releases and you quickly break but too much of it at the wrong time will make you feel anxious and stressed thousands of years ago, when we had to hunt for food and fight off predators. 

This was useful, but not so much right now now, because before you know it you're getting extremely anxious, because you think you've left the lights on or you're getting really angry, because a colleague disagreed with you, but can one hormone really have so much control over you? 

Well, in short, yes, it's got one job and that's to make sure that you protected and defended, even if it means getting angry with someone who just asked you a simple question. There is a way to stop this spiral, though we call it the push back principle, but it's also known as the balance principal or the power of positive thinking by noticing the negative thought, stopping that thought, process or action and thinking of a positive one and stat your brain releases dope and the, and this pushes the cortisol back.

 Imagine you are driving a car you're going at forty miles an hour and you see something coming toward you. Instead of going straight into it, you break and then you get away from it. 

That's the push back principle, just recognizing that your current thought pattern, an or the way you're acting is an escalation, isn't enough to stop the cortisol release, and then you can push back with a positive memory about a time when you've got a compliment at work or when a friend sent you a nice message, so the push back principle as effective for negative thoughts or for those times when you feel your blood boiling.

 But what about when you perfectly happy? Why do we make bad decisions when everything seems to be going great? Well, according to psychologists, it's down to fear and desire to survive, we need to be able to make predictions on how to avoid threats and counter rewards. Your brain social rewards and threats are just but as powerful as the physical injury and pain and brain hates. It was not in control.

Neuroscientists found that when the reward is high, our participation gets altered. A sub conscious shift in our perception causes us to make decisions that are actually bad for us. Lori, loughlin and felicity huffman risked everything to further or their social status.

 The reward of sending their children to an ivy league school was greater than the risk of getting caught. The same can be said for those people who invested in theron house the fake health technology company, founded by elizabeth home, the company raised more than nine hundred and forty five million dollars from investors. 

The device family, a lone, invested, one hundred million. Yet nobody saw the company's financial reports before investing. So when it comes to big decisions, massive decisions that have a higher reward. How can we make sure that we make the right choice? You can be as intelligent as ilan mosque or as socially revered as michelle obama. 

It does into matter an altered. Perception can still affect you, it can happen to anyone just and knowing this will help you to be more self aware. Second, before you make a big life, changing decision talk to a friend lay out all of the details truthfully. This will help your brain discern. 

The true risk and reward of your decisions and it'll fly it against the perception created by our subconscious and, lastly, think about the worst possible consequences of your decision and how that would feel. Can you handle it?

 How would the people in your life feel so we've looked at the decisions we make under stress and the decisions we make when there is.

 Mm aren't brandy not developed what writing to anyone mom's a of made a stunning announcement that facebook was now be going to make up and as soon as this announcement happened, the best way to creating social media was on fire and the world to finally realized that the next big thing in tech has actually arrived and just as he wouldn't rank this thing this in mister, something on up as they didn't microsoft.

 Damon is likely the most conservative investor on shark tank, but usually it's not because he's afraid of capital loss, but because of his investment philosophy, you see you all. The sharks are there for various reasons: walk and robert, like invest in businesses that excite them kevin likes to invest in businesses, deck every low capital risk life to invest in that ideas you can blow up on t v and a barbara invest. 

An entrepreneur is that she believes in what a demon doesn't really care about. 

Any of this he's not there to make money or gain popularity. His primary goal is to help entrepreneur who really truly need it. Tracy I'll give you fifty thousand for thirty percent. There are so many times that he's turned down super lucrative deals because he doesn't feel that the entrepreneur needs his help.

 I think this next day, mended the most wholesome investor, on the show, and given his rough background it it makes sense that he wants to help those in a similar situation know I started doing a lot of little odd jobs. When I was growing up, a a rake leaves in the fall. I will shovel snow in the winter. 

This awesome investment strategy has rewarded him quite handsomely, given that he was the one to invest in shark tanks, most successful business. So here's our damn into one from the ghetto to shark tank and it became truck. Think of most empathetic investor. 

Taking a look back, damon was born on february twenty and thirty nineteen sixty nine in brooklyn new york, initially his life, wasn't that bad financial aid, given that you as an only child and his dad, made enough money to make ends meet, but by the time demand was ten years old.

 His parents would get a divorce ended a man who would be re it's by a single mother to make things worse. Damage mother was a homemaker and it was extremely difficult for her to find a job. The family quickly sank into poverty and ended up into hawes region of queens. 

This region is known as a low income african american neighborhood, also known as a ghetto, so I bought his mom through the situation. It they to begin working, odd jobs that age of ten. 

This included handing out flyers for two dollars. An hour and becoming an electrician apprentice, you also shoveled snow for neighbors, and so the pencils moving into high school and they emitted joined a program that allowed him to attend school on an alternating weekly basis. This allowed him to hold a fulltime job as a waiter at red lobster and wonderful commuter van service. 

On the side, damon says that this program is what really ignited his entrepreneurial spirit it anyway, moving on to college, a really had no intention of attending college. First of all, he was dyslexic which may traditional academics quite difficult, and secondly, he didn't have four years to go sit in a classroom us already busting his button to make ends meet and quitting his job would make it extremely difficult on his mother. 

So he decided to not attend college and continued on with this waiter job after high school david wasn't satisfied with the just working this job for the rest of his life, though he knew it that you wanted to create some sort of business, but he didn't know what exactly it would be about. 

This would all change. However, when he came across some overpass it was he had on the market. Damon was convinced that he could produce. 

The hatch were significant to jeep, so he bought them low cost an average learn how to surf from his mother and to begin knitting wool hats. He was able to produce idiot hatch and he went around the neighborhood and sold them for ten dollars a piece you made a solid eight hundred dollars in revenue from the venture, but for d managed. Only the us has meant much more than just making money.

 You'll see it during his teenage years damage wasn't a massive fan of hip op and raft he aspired to be like us. 

They were artists, but usually he couldn't even afford the clothes they wore by selling, affordable clothes. You rooted in hip hop damon felt that he could appeal to his younger self and give them kids at what he never had and with that damon founded for us bias or food brewing. Nineteen. 

Ninety two damon to barely had any money him self, but his mother I pulled through and risk it all for david seymour's, her house and lent him one hundred thousand dollars to start up their business mistakes couldn't have been higher, but this was damon's to one shot at a better life ended. 

There was no way she was going to give that up from the very beginning. It emitted knew that the key to growing a large brand. Whether exposure like he, decided to start small and keep things simple, damon continued to produce the will hatch that already sold well, and you continue working as a waiter.

 In the meantime, it you started experimenting with so extreme prejudice, shirts as a hat business, grew it damon to hurt, or two of his childhood friends to start selling tee shirts around the neighborhood.

 This worked out decently well at the beginning, but only close door to door. Clearly, wasn't a very good sales channel long term, so damon started leveraging consignments a consignment is simply an agreement with this door or vendor to sell your products, for I said, commission or fee data into was able to score a couple of consignment, deals with vendors in the northeast and with that meant a good start, focusing on actually building a brand damon and his friends started filming to foobar logo into hockey, jerseys a church and tee shirts, and they lent out this loading up and coming rappers to using their music videos.

 Within just two years they was able to secure product placement within thirty music videos which gave food do quite a bit of exposure. People watching these music videos taught that feel blue was a decently sized.

 One is yield, farming yield farming as a process of putting your crypto currency in the most optimized spot, so that it will earn you even more free crypto yield is a financial term. That means what you get for. Investing and the term farming is used because it represents the possible exponential growth you can receive by finding the right place to invest it. To put this isn't into perspective and help get you excited for this video, most united states, banks can promise around one dollar a year for every one thousand dollars invested, but some big name yield. Farming opportunities are currently advertising three thousand dollars a year for every one thousand dollars invested.

So how do these work is yield farming, a scam before we started this video you might want to grab, have a chair and pull up your pants, because this topic is a fun one. However, it does get quite complicated. Our job here at whiteboard crypto is to make it very understandable, and to do that, you will require some knowledge on topics that we've already explained. We highly suggest that you watch our videos on liquidity, pools in permanent loss and how an automated market maker works before watching this.

 They will greatly improve your understanding, but sticking in line with our original slogan. We will try to make the topic of yield farming so simple that your grandpa could understand it. Let's dig in right now, lending and borrowing and crypto currency is very new, and because of this, there are a ton of entrepreneurs and developers working very hard to create the next big bank, but with the help of the blockchain technology.

Some of these opportunities have a crazy amount of money flowing into them and yield farming is essentially figuring out the best place to put your money to see the highest returns. Now there are many different ways to do that and in this video we're going to cover four basic methods, along with a bonus method, number one liquidity providers, so investors can supply coins and tokens to a decentralized exchange and return. 

These exchanges take a very small fee of all the trades happening on their platform, and they give that back to the investors. If there are a ton of trades happening and the investor is one of a few other investors, they can earn a very high return on their initial investment. So here's a really quick example.

 Let's say you have one thousand dollars to it just so. You supply five hundred dollars of a theory him and five hundred dollars worth of basic attention. Token, into a liquidity pool on uni, swap you can watch our video and you need swap, and you have no idea what that is unique, swap as a decentralized exchange that runs on the theory of network. 

So basically, your one thousand dollars means that you now own one percent of that entire pool, because there were some other other investors before you who deposited ninety nine thousand dollars and, along with your investment. In this example, the total of the pool is one hundred thousand dollars the next day around one million dollars gets traded back and forth between the theory, him and basic attention. 

Token, on uni swap and you need jobs. Fee is point three percent, so this means three thousand dollars worth of fees were collected during those trades. 

Well, you're percentage of those fees is thirty dollars because you own one percent of the pool, and so you earn thirty dollars in one day, based on your initial one thousand dollars, investment, which is a huge return. 

The money came from those traders who happily paid that fee, so they could switch back and forth from a theory and the basic attention token using the funds.

 Hi everyone welcome to today's video on today's media. We are going to understand what happened to your portfolio. Men nifty hits twenty five thousand mark.

 Mm on monday, the longest randy randy happened to the game, to force companies to aid a mind, blowing market cap of two trillion dollars and as soon as this announcement happened, it reinforced how big ball through the api, but I knew. But what on one side, the company was breaking knew that goes and he didn't new benchmarks. 

On the other side, there are some very difficult challenges that, after this precinct, the scenes of iphone, which is the most important girl up after having not seen since drink before forty, the companies being sued, with anti trust cases in the european union and giant lives like at the games and facebook open near the border thing against his policies. So the question is: what is this ongoing problem? That apple is facing? What is didn't, go doing to beat him scrapping from this crisis and, most importantly, as a med and students will business. 

What are the point that you need to keep an eye on, do understand the upcoming be able to technological disruption this be by, but more on this at the end of the video. This is the way that dates back to two thousand and seven. When steve jobs made the groundbreaking announcement of the iphone. As soon as this announcement happened, the world went crazy and dorn iphone into a sensation and and leasing cars, your rent and your wife, when I was about to be launched, but can even eagerness to see them you put on it, never came down and the reason why this happened was because I phones that apple launched back then, but genuinely pretty. 

And if you look at the desert between iphone and other phones, you will see a stock of difference in boot of there to tell you about why other forms that for dickie by the forest die for most released me because I'm a huge leap and the screen and the introduction of the I go on the app store. But I also catching up with that screen. I, iceland three g, was twice as fast as the iphone and the absolute began to ton, donald apps, which increases the utility value of the phone by a large extent. Similarly, I phone photos gone drinking because of face time, hd, the according gamut. 

All and importantly, because of the announcement of eichler that british apple users to seamlessly navigate between apple devices and to be honest, only apple users can truly appreciate how legendary I'd love to watch. And then we had the iphone five which had fingerprint and the most fully functional. This was followed by iphone. Six, which is nah just want the best designed phones in the word, but also said the gold standard for the camera and I'm gonna buy. 

This is the reason why iphone six became the highest sorted iphone in history, with more than two hundred and twenty two million units sorted. But by this time that is by twenty fifteen, I, like dangerously, become dependent on iphone met him more than sixty percent of the company's revenue came from just iphone seats, and this is where things started to change as they got more accessible and competition began catching up there with only a limited number of groundbreaking announcements that, after going to make for iphone and as we saw every other phone started, having fingerprint.

 Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world. Ancient greek mathematician archimedes said that the concept of leverage and finance is derived from the mechanical lever described by him an outline.

 It refers to finding a way to use the least force possible to move away you, otherwise this wouldn't be able to with the lever resting on a fulcrum. You can lift a load, no matter how big or candy you welcome to a lux dot com, the place where future billionaires come to get inspired, well, archimedes proposed that leverage can achieve anything. 

It doesn't always hold true, especially in financial terms. Now, before we dive in you should know, this information does not constitute financial advice and is not intended as a substitute for consulting with an experienced professional. Okay. Now that's out of the way. What is financial leverage, financial leverage? Just when you use debt to purchase more assets and as a result amplify the returns, you get on an investment similar to how you'd use a lever to lift the load heavier than you'd ordinarily be able to. 

You can make a much higher returns through leveraged investment, say you have one thousand dollars to invest in a financial asset that will give you fifty percent returns, so to make more out of it. If you borrow five thousand dollars from your friend, you put in six thousand dollars in total to make a three thousand dollar return in total, you now have a nine thousand dollars the initial capital plus return on investment. You give your friends their five thousand dollars back and youth pockets of four thousand dollars right right. 

Without the laugh rich, you would have made fifty percent on your one thousand dollars, giving you a grand total of five hundred dollars. Well, this example is over simplified and doesn't take into account. I'm borrowing costs. It shows how you can use other people's money to make them more. For yourself, elaborate can also be used to enhance your cash flow street. For instance, instead of using all of your cash up front to invest, you could get a cash injection from a third party source and front only a portion of the cash that way you can use the money left over to invest in other instruments or do other things. So you don't have all your cash tied yep in a single investment, for example, if you want to invest five thousand dollars in stocks, you borrow three thousand dollars. 

This means you only put two thousand dollars from your own money on the line you can use the rest to invest and other securities to diversify your portfolio and reduce your overall risk. Leverage is a great way to multiply the upside risk on investment. So when can you use leverage? Leverage can be used to multiply the returns you get on investment, for instance, you can leverage your position through margin trading when trading, forex margin trading simply means the broker.

 Just read and read, I probably read five or six hours a day. I don't read as fast as I was younger, but I read every book in the public eye brow news, but by the time I was back here for the soon, as I got back to that my dad was in carter's, I said, get everything in flat route congress. I want to read the I will say this. I don't know why is person feel free to all today we're going to talk about eleven books out warren buffett recommends. Every investor must read.

 First, quick side: note did you guys know both his full name? Is warren buffett? I've been following him for a while and adjust learned his middle name coming down below.

 If you actually knew his middle name anyways back to the video you might ask, how do we know that buffett actually recommended older books in this list? Well, as most of you might already know, buffet is an avid reader himself. He spends eighty percent of his day reading. 

So whenever he finds an exceptional book, he usually shows it through his show, hold his letters. All his annual meetings, so let's jump right into what these books are. Common stocks and uncommon profits by philip, a fisher, widely respected and admired philip fisher is among the most influential investors of all time. 

His investment philosophies introduced almost forty years ago on no not only studied and applied by today's finances and investors, but are also regarded by many as gospel. His book common stocks and uncommon profits published in nineteen. Fifty eight devotes careful attention to this concept of networking and gathering information via business contacts, fisher recommended targeting business.

He was famous for the depth of his research on companies with which he would invest. He relied on posts, no connections or he called the business grapevine and conversations a lot about businesses before buying stock warren buffett said a thorough understanding of the business obtained by using phil's techniques enables one to make intelligent investment commitments. 

Business adventures, twelve love classic tales from the world of history by john brooks not long after microsoft of cooperation, cofounder bill gates first met miss buffett back in nineteen. Ninety one, mr gates asked the oracle of omaha to recommend his favorite book about business, as mr gates were counted. 

Miss the buffet didn't miss a beat for naming this a collection of new yorker articles from the nineteen sixties. The book contains notable and fascinating accounts of some of the largest companies in the mid nineteen hundreds of hours relevant today to understanding the intricacies of corporate life as they were when the events happened. Stories about wall street are infused with drama.

My Investing Strategy 2022 

Hey guys welcome by come by come to this. Is michelle go about saudi? I think I haven't been very consistent because I just picked up a very, very bad case of vitamin I'm currently on medications right now, but I'd probably take some energy and make all this last video for the seal or to today and we're talk about my investing strategy for two thousand twenty two, and there are a lot of friends that I'm observing that become very famous into your to the other twenty two. 

So I'm trying to gear up for this, your it says, I'm know what I'm gonna do this with you and we'll talk about the different sectors that I'm bullish on a vehicle will look at some of the stalks. A look at some of the markets is that you can invest in that sector and he will get why this might be the next big thing in the future. Again, I want to know your thoughts in the comments below that. 

What you feel to the when you do will be the training sectors as what so without wasting too much time. Let's get into the sector or the first sector that I'm bullish on is the pharmacist picked up, and the reason why I'm certainly bullish again on the pharmaceutical sector is because of own cannot know if you've seen what's happening, with the only call it spreading as fast as possible. 

Right now we talk, or it is going to be a member telling just wanted my old overdue, that every time we discovered and we say you know, work or it is over and we, the war and moxon were like okay, now we're stronger than covered call. It always comes back in a strong, goes on, and gums and fight the humans are getting paid, and now it treated like well they're, just devolving it's like a transformer and gone from an automatic over ninety and two dead dark to not only on and then what else is supposed to come.

 I have no idea, but it just doesn't seem to stop and it's going on for more than two years now and it's been really annoying. But the reason why I'm saying this only con is going to create a smaller rally in the first half of the next year, especially for the pharmaceutical sector, because of this lake michigan right.

 No, ah, I don't know if you've heard of this I'm drunk or more new people it. So basically, this is their drug that is now being used, and it's actually by india as well for an emergency usage, but this has been approved right now to treat covered. Ninety okay. Now this obviously the farmers stops getting off the center of blues. 

 I'm by the way of food doors are for treatment of this drug is costing approximately three thousand rupees or know far more or they got the approval.

 By did you see I to manufacturing industry view this, but apart from there are a few other companies diverse labs. 

A lot of labs actually tore this in one of the earlier, the press release releases long time ago that the medicine fit into and mark according to a license agreement for this drug, I'm a, I think, order and divide overnight in medicine order means it took tablets that you can take and it did, it could exist.

 7 Things you need to know about #CARDANO (ADA)

Hey guys like them to know that episode his mistress on, go to buy, and today I bought an exciting episode for you, they're going to talk about donald, which is also known as eighty eight in the crypto currency. What and it's coming up, but then along so hard for so in this, would you I want to talk about some seven interesting facts that you need to know about? Eighty eight and I'm also going to talk about the heartbroken, be in the state. You, oh, the first thing that we need to understand about god on them, but I got to know was launched in two thousand and seventeen, but the phone to his booking on it right before in two thousand and fifteen.

 It says so in two thousand and six seventeen cada, I know which is also known as idiot organ was offered to a was often referred to as a third generation crypto currency. Why? Because it was building on top of what big running it tedium had already done and they were trying to be more sustainable and more stable at that point was the first important thing you need to know about: cada uno is that it is energy efficient. Do I mean by energy efficient, a big advantage about god. I know is that it's also very eco friendly. It's an eco, friendly crypto. 

The reason I'm saying is eco friendly could, because you might have seen that you don't want to basically talking about bitcoin, that it takes a lot of energy and a lot of computing power to actually mine bitcoins. Now, just to give you an example of how much energy goes into getting caught out down some bitcoin of tedium lifted, look at this thread. Colorado, basically for every use case cause, I know in the yard, has six gig of art art that goes into it. 

Bitcoin has one hundred and put that out what odds and tedium has two feet that are more dollars now, keep in mind that one dead out what it was. Two thousand gig I watch now. This is the reason why I don't know so if shouldn't be used because they knew their defense system compared to kind it that tedium, which is known as proof of stake, but you might have already told us to fuck, stick be small s. Now the proof of stake is used to verify these different transaction. 

No proof of stake basically limits the number of devices very find transaction at any one. Given point of time which gives energy usage. No. No, I didn't hand me see that bitcoin in a tv and my currently working on a proof of work more than we just beat or w proof of work, more than no proof of what basically known to the strict any number of devices and bars, and that can be to extremely high energy usage. But we have seen that, if is no shifting with this new and them to point toward shifting to ah the proof of stake or less letter to the beach us market value for state, could you do it the idiom just to be a part of the netbook? That said, this was the first thing that people talk about and cut down now. 

The second most interesting fact about idiotic, I don't know crypto- is that the founder of cada uno headed to create a teeny, yes, so basically scale ability in that alternative energy and sustainability on proof of work networks like if he I am limited by the infrastructure button up going cost energy use and slow transaction times which just see that roof of work. Marta is not the only get it when we're seeing a lot of people shift to proof of stake to know. Charlie haas huskins date is the cofounder of the proof of work, martyrs, a blockchain that was britain that tedium and he understood the.