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What's always lost in it is how much these individuals give back, from Warren Buffett on down. Just yesterday, Michael Dell, who's probably worth 50 billion, gave 6.2 billion back to the Trump accounts to kids that are born, so they get $1,000 each. We don't give credit to... show more

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great excerpt from Buffett/Munger that doesn't get enough airtime "A very important principle in investing is that you don't have to make it back the way you lost it. In fact, it's usually a MISTAKE to try and make it back the way you lost it." (1995 BRK)

great excerpt from Buffett/Munger that doesn't get enough airtime "A very important principle in investing is that you don't have to make it back the way you lost it. In fact, it's usually a MISTAKE to try and make it back the way you lost it." (1995 BRK)

Gregory Blotnick

15,832 views • 5 months ago

“ One of the greatest philanthropic gifts in the history of humanity”: $6.25B to fund investment accounts for 25M American kids 🇺🇸 @jason: “ This is one of the greatest philanthropic gifts in the history of humanity.” “People have just kind of glossed over it because there's a lot of big numbers in the world, but we're talking about you and Susan sat down and said, ‘We're gonna give a number.’ And that number was $5, $6, $7 billion.” Michael Dell 🇺🇸: “It's $250 to 25 million children, ages 2-10, in zip codes where the median income is $150,000 or less. It’s $6.25 billion.” Brad Gerstner (Brad Gerstner): “This is Social Security 2.0. This is the biggest change to the social contract in America in 50 years.” “3.7 million kids a year will get an account that can compound. It's a 401k from birth.” “And yes, we're going to have a lot of announcements, but it's not just billionaires.” “It's going to be companies that are donating stock on their IPOs into these accounts, it's going to be wealthy people, it's going to be states, it's going to be moms and dads, it's going to be corporations.” “And the estimate is over 15 years, we can move $5 trillion into the pockets of families that would've otherwise had zero.” david friedberg: “If this $5 trillion moved through government programs, it would get incinerated.” “That's what we see happen. There's just a million crony structures that take it away and destroy it.” Brad: “And it unlocks the human potential. It's not just the money. ‘It's that ‘I'm in the game. I have a shot.’” Michael Dell: “Invest America, it’s not a red idea or a blue idea. It's a red, white, and blue idea.”

“ One of the greatest philanthropic gifts in the history of humanity”: $6.25B to fund investment accounts for 25M American kids 🇺🇸 @jason: “ This is one of the greatest philanthropic gifts in the history of humanity.” “People have just kind of glossed over it because there's a lot of big numbers in the world, but we're talking about you and Susan sat down and said, ‘We're gonna give a number.’ And that number was $5, $6, $7 billion.” Michael Dell 🇺🇸: “It's $250 to 25 million children, ages 2-10, in zip codes where the median income is $150,000 or less. It’s $6.25 billion.” Brad Gerstner (Brad Gerstner): “This is Social Security 2.0. This is the biggest change to the social contract in America in 50 years.” “3.7 million kids a year will get an account that can compound. It's a 401k from birth.” “And yes, we're going to have a lot of announcements, but it's not just billionaires.” “It's going to be companies that are donating stock on their IPOs into these accounts, it's going to be wealthy people, it's going to be states, it's going to be moms and dads, it's going to be corporations.” “And the estimate is over 15 years, we can move $5 trillion into the pockets of families that would've otherwise had zero.” david friedberg: “If this $5 trillion moved through government programs, it would get incinerated.” “That's what we see happen. There's just a million crony structures that take it away and destroy it.” Brad: “And it unlocks the human potential. It's not just the money. ‘It's that ‘I'm in the game. I have a shot.’” Michael Dell: “Invest America, it’s not a red idea or a blue idea. It's a red, white, and blue idea.”

The All-In Podcast

66,341 views • 4 months ago

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump BLOWS UP on the Supreme Court after they forced him to REFUND $166 BILLION in tariffs "The Supreme Court didn't want to SAVE our country with one sentence, $165 billion! And we're giving a lot of that money back to people that HATE OUR COUNTRY. So I'm NOT happy with the Supreme Court!" "We're being SUCKED DRY!" "We had a SETBACK with the Supreme Court...because of what they did, we have to pay $165 BILLION DOLLARS!" "All they had to do is add one sentence: you don't have to pay what you've taken in thus far back." "We lost by just 2 votes! Little 2 votes. We have to pay back $165 BILLION! With one sentence, you don't have to pay back tariffs. Start from this point." "It's a little more unwieldy, but it's the way it's been done."

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Eric Daugherty

457,062 views • 3 months ago

Dell CEO, Michael Dell, talks with CNN about donating $6 billion to Trump savings accounts for kids. Dell: "This is, like, the best investment we can make in our country. And we think that the impact of this in 10, 20, 30 years...This is not a political effort."

Dell CEO, Michael Dell, talks with CNN about donating $6 billion to Trump savings accounts for kids. Dell: "This is, like, the best investment we can make in our country. And we think that the impact of this in 10, 20, 30 years...This is not a political effort."

DeVory Darkins

34,423 views • 8 months ago

Lutnick: "The Biden administration gave $10 billion to Intel to build semiconductors in America, which they were already doing ... so we said, 'Look, we're gonna cancel that contract and I want the $10 billion back. I don't want to give you the $10b, because that's just not going to work for us.' So we negotiated and we said, 'Ok, you can keep the money that was already signed, sealed, and delivered, and you give us 10% of the equity in the company.'"

Lutnick: "The Biden administration gave $10 billion to Intel to build semiconductors in America, which they were already doing ... so we said, 'Look, we're gonna cancel that contract and I want the $10 billion back. I don't want to give you the $10b, because that's just not going to work for us.' So we negotiated and we said, 'Ok, you can keep the money that was already signed, sealed, and delivered, and you give us 10% of the equity in the company.'"

Aaron Rupar

308,358 views • 6 months ago

Why do wealth confiscation taxes always fail? “But it's not just a little bit from those with the most profits. If you're worth more than $750,000, Mamdani wants a cut. So you own a house? Mamdani's after you.” “What's especially dumb is that taxing the rich has been tried before in my state. We projected that we'd get $4 billion and we actually got well short of it. In Maryland, they lost money. It was supposed to bring in $106 million. That's right. What happened? They lost $257 million. Surprise. Well, I'm surprised. Nobody should be surprised. They're out of here.” “These people aren't stupid. Europe axed its wealth taxes because millionaires just left.”

Why do wealth confiscation taxes always fail? “But it's not just a little bit from those with the most profits. If you're worth more than $750,000, Mamdani wants a cut. So you own a house? Mamdani's after you.” “What's especially dumb is that taxing the rich has been tried before in my state. We projected that we'd get $4 billion and we actually got well short of it. In Maryland, they lost money. It was supposed to bring in $106 million. That's right. What happened? They lost $257 million. Surprise. Well, I'm surprised. Nobody should be surprised. They're out of here.” “These people aren't stupid. Europe axed its wealth taxes because millionaires just left.”

Wall Street Mav

57,761 views • 3 months ago

"It's remarkable. It is also I think the largest contribution to American children in history — and what's amazing about this Dell announcement is that it's on top of the Trump accounts." 🔥

"It's remarkable. It is also I think the largest contribution to American children in history — and what's amazing about this Dell announcement is that it's on top of the Trump accounts." 🔥

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230,826 views • 8 months ago

Mark Zuckerberg reveals how much money Meta is losing because of Apple and calls out what he really wants them to do differently "I mean, at some point I did this like back of the envelope calculation of like all the random rules that Apple puts out. If they didn't apply, I think we make twice as much profit or something. And that's just us." "I mean, it's like all these small companies that probably can't even exist because of the taxes that they put in place." "I wish that they would just kind of get back to building good things and not having their ability to compete be connected to just like advantaging their stuff."

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602,645 views • 1 month ago

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Polymarket Intel

106,303 views • 1 year ago

HOLY SHT! CNN just fact checked Tim Walz and exposed a blatant LIE! He tried to say that Trump “lost more manufacturing jobs than any president in American history” Daniel Dale: “If you’re going to say something is simply factual, it should be factual. This is NOT true.” “It's also worth pointing out for context that these Trump job losses in manufacturing overwhelmingly occurred because of the COVID pandemic.” “Pre pandemic under Trump, there was a gain of about 414,000 manufacturing jobs.”

HOLY SHT! CNN just fact checked Tim Walz and exposed a blatant LIE! He tried to say that Trump “lost more manufacturing jobs than any president in American history” Daniel Dale: “If you’re going to say something is simply factual, it should be factual. This is NOT true.” “It's also worth pointing out for context that these Trump job losses in manufacturing overwhelmingly occurred because of the COVID pandemic.” “Pre pandemic under Trump, there was a gain of about 414,000 manufacturing jobs.”

Gunther Eagleman™

2,910,063 views • 1 year ago

Jimmy Stewart's reaction to his “Prayer” scene in “It's a Wonderful Life” (1946) on Michael Parkinson's chat show in 1973. Michael Parkinson: “Of all the movies you made, that's still remembered [the prayer scene in “It's a Wonderful Life”]. Why is that?” Jimmy Stewart: “I don't know. A lot of reasons. I just noticed that scene there. That scene ... I remember when I first read the first draft of the script and that scene, the little prayer, affected me, and when I read it, when I did it in the movie, it did, and it did the same to me right now.” “And this is a theory that I've always had. That creating moments in movies, this I think is the important thing. Nobody knows exactly how it happens. But what you should do is to prepare yourself as best you can to make these moments happen. Because in a movie, it's really not so much the performance, it's really not. But there are moments. They're moments just like there, I think.”

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Hollywood Golden Age of Cinema

198,315 views • 7 months ago

"They just want to burn it down. They don't care if the troops don't get paid. They don't care if you cause billions of dollars in lost productivity... They just want to get Trump," says Vice President JD Vance on Democrats. "It shows how stupid that approach is."

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119,658 views • 8 months ago

American medical student says the cost of going to school is now so expensive, it’s not worth it for most Americans She shows that she has over $508,000 in student debt “If anyone knows how hard and expensive it is to get into healthcare, it's me. It's honestly becoming increasingly inaccessible and it just takes way too much time and money that it's pushing people away from going into the medical field.” This is why we have a shortage of native born American healthcare workers. It’s just too insanely expensive here in America

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Wall Street Apes

68,954 views • 3 months ago

Thoughts on $CPRT valuation and buybacks "Right now, it's at one of its cheapest valuations it's been at in decades. So, they have some four-ish billions of dollars of cash on the balance sheet, so you back that out and the interest expense associated with that, and it's trading around 16 to 17 times earnings. So one of the cheapest valuations they've had. They've also been extremely selective when they've bought back stock. So they do not regularly buy back stock, but when they do, they make it meaningful, and they're very selective on the valuation, and last quarter was the first time they really bought back a meaningful slug of stock. They bought back $1.4 billion. As I mentioned, they still have another four-ish billions of dollars in cash on their balance sheet, so I would expect them to extinguish a good amount of that cash. Even if they do have to invest more in operations and all that, they should still have plenty of ability to do both. And so that's pretty interesting in terms of a signal because, again, this is not a company that regularly buys back stock. In fact, the last time they really were buyers of their stock was in 2019, but they haven't bought back a big amount of stock since 2011. So it's been that long since they've really taken a good slug of their common shares and retired that. So, that to me is a signal, and take that for what it's worth."

Thoughts on $CPRT valuation and buybacks "Right now, it's at one of its cheapest valuations it's been at in decades. So, they have some four-ish billions of dollars of cash on the balance sheet, so you back that out and the interest expense associated with that, and it's trading around 16 to 17 times earnings. So one of the cheapest valuations they've had. They've also been extremely selective when they've bought back stock. So they do not regularly buy back stock, but when they do, they make it meaningful, and they're very selective on the valuation, and last quarter was the first time they really bought back a meaningful slug of stock. They bought back $1.4 billion. As I mentioned, they still have another four-ish billions of dollars in cash on their balance sheet, so I would expect them to extinguish a good amount of that cash. Even if they do have to invest more in operations and all that, they should still have plenty of ability to do both. And so that's pretty interesting in terms of a signal because, again, this is not a company that regularly buys back stock. In fact, the last time they really were buyers of their stock was in 2019, but they haven't bought back a big amount of stock since 2011. So it's been that long since they've really taken a good slug of their common shares and retired that. So, that to me is a signal, and take that for what it's worth."

Drew Cohen

18,272 views • 25 days ago

JUST IN: Strategy’s Michael Saylor just said, "The idea of digital credit is to give a bank account to a billion people that pays them 10% without volatility." "We've invested $60 billion in a crypto reactor to create $10-20 billion a year high yield bank account backed by #Bitcoin that will grow 30-50% a year." "What I would recommend to my friends and family is $STRC." 🔥🚀

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284,119 views • 3 months ago

Trump and Elon have to get back together again. Frankly, I'm thinking of calling both up myself and saying, This is stupid. This is bad for America. We need the number one industrialist, the most advanced in technology worldwide, working with the most powerful man on Earth. It doesn't matter about politics anymore. What matters that these two are working together. These are giant egos, and it's not good for America. It's just bad. We don't need a third party. Ross Perot tried that. Bad idea. It's all bad. These two guys have to get together. I'm not the only person that feels this way in, in, in his inner circle where everybody knows this is bad.

Trump and Elon have to get back together again. Frankly, I'm thinking of calling both up myself and saying, This is stupid. This is bad for America. We need the number one industrialist, the most advanced in technology worldwide, working with the most powerful man on Earth. It doesn't matter about politics anymore. What matters that these two are working together. These are giant egos, and it's not good for America. It's just bad. We don't need a third party. Ross Perot tried that. Bad idea. It's all bad. These two guys have to get together. I'm not the only person that feels this way in, in, in his inner circle where everybody knows this is bad.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

906,860 views • 1 year ago

Paul Pierce says the Draft Lottery is rigged: “I think they be like, “Here, man. We going to give this motherfu*ker here. We gonna give them this.” Come on, like Dallas out of all people got the number one pick. They just lost Luka. Hell no….. I’m telling you, this what goes on in the back room. They congregate. These is billion-dollar people. They get in a room, then you got the commissioner in there. And to all the weak teams, we’re giving the number one pick to the highest bidder. Who wants it? Two billon, talking three. This is what’s going on in the back room for the number one pick. So, if they willing to sacrifice that money and these low market teams who got the big couple dollars for that number one pick, if they think it’s going to change their franchise, they paying for it. I’m telling you, this what’s going on in the back room.” (Via No Fouls Given)

Paul Pierce says the Draft Lottery is rigged: “I think they be like, “Here, man. We going to give this motherfu*ker here. We gonna give them this.” Come on, like Dallas out of all people got the number one pick. They just lost Luka. Hell no….. I’m telling you, this what goes on in the back room. They congregate. These is billion-dollar people. They get in a room, then you got the commissioner in there. And to all the weak teams, we’re giving the number one pick to the highest bidder. Who wants it? Two billon, talking three. This is what’s going on in the back room for the number one pick. So, if they willing to sacrifice that money and these low market teams who got the big couple dollars for that number one pick, if they think it’s going to change their franchise, they paying for it. I’m telling you, this what’s going on in the back room.” (Via No Fouls Given)

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105,256 views • 3 months ago

Joni Ernst: "Unfortunately, our farmers do need that assistance. They don't like it. They consider it welfare. They want trade, not aid. So we really need to see some of these new markets opening up around the globe ... we lost a lot of soybean contracts due to these elongated negotiations. But if there's anybody that can make a deal, it's President Trump."

Joni Ernst: "Unfortunately, our farmers do need that assistance. They don't like it. They consider it welfare. They want trade, not aid. So we really need to see some of these new markets opening up around the globe ... we lost a lot of soybean contracts due to these elongated negotiations. But if there's anybody that can make a deal, it's President Trump."

Aaron Rupar

1,433,639 views • 10 months ago