Playing It Safe vs Taking Big Risks - My Approach to Tesla Investing and 10x Gains

[@hannes3d662]

18:45 I really like the things you would rather pass on to your kids than money: critical and long-term thinking, ability to analyse, spot opportunities Thanks for your work!

[@allan3364]

Long story short: make money, save money, then buy stock on a company like tesla early so you don’t have to worry about stock price in the short term. Dave bought in around $30 so it doesn’t matter whether the stock is $700 or $7,000 lol

[@islammohamed1441]

I like a lot of your videos. I love this one. Your perspectives on employing diversified asset classes, containing expenditures, transferring generational knowledge vs wealth, focusing on growth, helping others, and mitigating risk really resonate with me. This one's a keeper. Should be shared broadly.

[@Dave_Lee]

Thanks... I definitely felt a lot of important themes were shared in this video.

[@88anza88]

Absolutely loving these long-form deep dives. Keep it up!

[@jacobburstyn8290]

I wish I could invest in this channel. Its definitely a 10X channel.

[@bluejackscanada]

100x easy!

[@talentayin4820]

Dave, Could you please put out a video that you talk about a few stocks that you think could become a 10x. Some of us have missed out on Tesla. It’s currently too high for some of us to invest in. I really value your videos.

[@stingyfortnite3183]

L

[@TDubya811]

Still too high for ya?

[@danieldawsey9846]

I think it has 8x since this comment. 🤔

[@77magicbus]

No real security. Good points. Dave is a thinker. I am doing the same thing. Got basics covered and planning to swing for the fences when odds are in my favor.

[@rohgerr]

Rewatching some of your older videos and 1000% agree with your take on generational wealth. 70% of wealthy families lose their wealth by the second generation because they don't have valuable financial knowledge. Passing on the knowledge to your kids to build their own wealth is far more valuable.

[@TomWallischh]

Hey Dave! Would love to hear more about how to find a "10x quality" piece of realestate. Great content as always!!

[@fluckster69]

Dave, I want to thank you for your perspective. I’m noticing that people like you and Steven from Solving the Money Problem, have deep ethics and character that really come across in these videos that make the viewer ponder the bigger picture. As a strange aside, I’m in the process of securing a mortgage and through this I’m learning my original choice is making me feel deep in my gut that I don’t like his ethics, meanwhile the credit union I can use really kind of reminds me of a company like Vanguard. Much more transparent. Anyway, your mention of the word character really set me to thinking about my decision even if I could save a little more money, I feel better going with people that acted forthright from the start. Thank you for your contributions.

[@nbmprivat]

Maybe I've missed it, but could you make a video on your other 10x investments?

[@aukrishna1]

I got introduced to your channel today. I love your wisdom and thoughts!

[@CaseyBurnsInvesting]

There’s levels to risk. Depends on income level, income potential, income security, risk tolerance, risk you can bear due to your age, other assets, level of current assets, etc.

[@sp123]

Casey Burns Investing I’m subscribed to you, but your vids don’t show up on my feed

[@philipmasie]

Dave, your channel is way underrated. Great message!

[@jakew1539]

Couldn't agree more. Character is better than assets. Analysis matters a lot. Risk taking has value too.

[@thankstotheworld]

Dave, Im really inspired to hear what you want to pass onto your kids- would love to hear more about how u educate kids in daily life in the future episodes!:) Thanks for brilliant vids and hard work♥️

[@majorhuman]

Amazing stuff as usual Dave. A new way to think about retirement that I really like

[@famnaff5136]

Everyone approaching 50 and people who are anxious about their assets should watch this video. To me, the most important thing is knowing the elastic range of your living expenses.

[@vvattup]

My rule: invest only what you can afford to loose. So far, Tesla turned out to be a pleasant surprise, but if it (or things) goes south, the loss will have no material affect on my wellbeing financial or otherwise.

[@bluejackscanada]

Panasonic is leaving Tesla’s solar panel “gigafactory” in Buffalo www.solarpowerworldonline.com/2020/02/panasonic-is-leaving-teslas-solar-panel-gigafactory-in-buffalo/

[@BrownOpsLeak]

Some of us want real gains

[@goodyKoeln]

That’s all interesting and well, but the real question is: Why did you rearrange the pictures in the background? 😳

[@goodyKoeln]

@bwabdt Well the two components were arranged different in another video. 😉

[@revko1nyc]

I recall went it was much more simpler back ground, but now it's has a zen feel, very balanced.

[@HikarusVibrator]

probably redecorated with his first youtube cheque

[@directedby100]

Yes, we learn a lot from investing about emotion, our weak areas, what biases we have; it teaches a lot, and vice-versa. Investing taught me how to be 100% accountable in my promises to others, etc. Plus investing keeps you plugged into changes in the world and the economy, which keeps you young in your thinking and living. Never stop investing, it's a cool metaphor for living responsibly, generously, and helping others.

[@Smalltime]

I like that, very nicely formulated.

[@jaylewis9876]

This is a wonderful summary! Where did you learn the distinction between retirement with a shrinking portfolio strategy vs a growing one?

[@Dave_Lee]

I saw a shrinking retirement fund with my parents... and it was something I wanted to help them with.

[@TinyPirate]

Would love to see some vids on how you analyze a business. Cheers.

[@Dave_Lee]

More coming soon!

[@upfuel]

Hey Dave, thanks for the reply! I really appreciate the video response and it's further reinforced the path I've been heading down. I agree with your thoughts on passing down generational wealth. My kids are young right now but I would much rather try and teach them the skills I've learned from building various businesses so they can learn that rather than just handing them the wealth that was built over the years when they don't have any connection or context behind how the wealth was built. I'm going to continue building up my cash flowing "safe" investments so that it can allow me to continue to take more calculated risks in business and in investing. If you did a follow-up video on your real estate investment(s) it'd be interesting to know what type of real estate you've bought, whether you use leverage or not etc. Thanks again for the reply.

[@Dave_Lee]

Hey Chris, thanks!

[@CALEBBYPRODUCTIONS]

Ah. Something I learnt today. Cap rate for are affected by desirability. Agree we should not pass on generational wealth. These dynastic wealth are good in the sense they create a next generation who can do what they like. But the problem is they would be doing what they like which might not have as much of an impact as if they just had to work and strike it out themselves. I'm interested to know how and when you started your investment journey, e.g after working for how long, on percentage basis, how much of your then earned income you were saving or putting into investment. When did you start to move into real estate investing. Lastly, any lessons you personally had learnt since then? Like maybe you had some investment ideas which did not work out, how did you adapt over time to today etc? Really love your deeper thinking. My assumption is it all started when you picked up the skill to read super fast and acquire vast knowledge from authors which then translate into confidence in many areas like investing, personal finance an your outlook or framework of how you look at the world and news etc. Thank you for the many deep nd great videos thus far!

[@simonmills2375]

Thanks Dave. Really appreciate your talks. Cheers

[@Attila1025]

Thank you for your work, Dave!

[@jameshoffman552]

My Tesla-centric diversification strategy: 1. Buy TSLA shares in the summer of 2019 2. Use a portion of TSLA gains to purchase inexpensive high TSLA call options distributed over 2020, with some in 2021 and 2022, on the day of the Q4 Earnings Call. 3. Use the 5X proceeds from the first-expiring call options to purchase inexpensive low put options on a broad array of fossil-tied stocks, shortly before the COVID19 correction starts. (Not as well-executed as it might have been, being far too conservative on the allocation to the fossil puts)

[@gridcoregilry666]

how is it going?

[@jakew1539]

Think zero to one is same as starting a business. It's probabalistically quite hard for most, until it's not. For those that can, it becomes easier and easier. Same with successful investing.

[@ThinkMoneyBenny]

Me: maybe coronavirus will drop tesla back down to $300 so I can start buying shares Tesla Stock: Not happening

[@jameshoffman552]

I'm hoping the big flows between the stock market and bond/gold markets will benefit TSLA as follows: Pandemic-driven stock market sell-offs are sudden and take the whole market along, including TSLA. After the correction, flows of capital back into the stock market are more gradual, allowing time for assessments of different stocks' vulnerability to risks like CV, Tesla being the exception, having localized supply chains not vulnerable to international supply and trade disruptions.

[@rlopez2626]

NTSB IS ON TESLA! STOCKS WILL DROP TO $300!

[@KevinCease]

we will see. Q1 may be really disappointing and combined with fears could be a heavy fall, but I have no idea really.

[@harrychu650]

Let's see if Elon was successful in engineering a floor at the secondary offering prices. That is to say, there is $2 billion worth of Shares in the hands of institutional money managers who are barred from selling and have a vested interest in not seeing the price fall below their buying price around $767.

[@Planckwu]

I will sell my wife and get the money to buy Tesla stock if it down to 300

[@sillabill]

Just love how you approach this question

[@stoor79]

First comment on a Dave Lee video! Feels good. Haha! Thanks for all your work, Dave! On your last video, I did think one of the biggest reasons EVs are doing well in California is because of the culture in California! Can't be underestimated IMO.

[@MgMreast]

I sold all my TSLA and bought short a week ago put May 60 LVS which made me 30%/day while TSLA down today premarket to 770

[@HikarusVibrator]

That's the story I often hear right before people start losing a lot of money. I don't know of anyone that consistently builds wealth with those kinds of trades.

[@bluejackscanada]

People love to claim what they did AFTER the market makes a move. LOL!

[@TDubya811]

I embellished a trading story for KZbin comments on an investing video.

[@touzi]

thank you Dave. I always know smart and wise it's different things. I really admire your wise

[@irischeuk8674]

I really like how you share your views on why we invest. Thanks!

[@hans-martinadorf3834]

Thanks a lot. Have been working intensely on my finances a few weeks before retiring. Could immediately use your „two bucket“ approach in a FaceTime discussion with Ross Gerber from Gerber Kawasaki. Also like your view about what to do with the extra money from bucket B that contains the growth stocks. Will found a charitable NGO focused on sustainability.

[@kelleycaptain73]

Great Job Dave!

[@MichaelZeiler]

Generally, I’m a long term investor. I don’t try to time the markets as it is mostly a fools errand. But for only the 2nd time (the first time was extremely well timed in 2008), I’ve sold ALL my holdings including major holding in Tesla. I hope to buy back all the shares that I sold, plus 50% or so, in some months when this crisis resolves. I have a disciplined staggered buy-back goals for Tesla at 700, 650, 600, 550.

[@frankzheng5221]

What if Tesla doesnot go down so much? I have a problem when to buy.

[@meaningoftheunicorn]

Dave has the most calming voice.

[@kallumrowley7536]

Please can we see your stock portfolio I am curious to see if you have identified any other stocks with the same growth potential as Tesla

[@donryu7444]

Hi Dave, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. When it comes to stock trading and investing, it is very important to be able to think quantitatively and qualitatively as you have taught us. But how important do you think being able to trade technically is? such as being able to analyze and read the charts and identify different patterns of candle sticks and also understanding the language of technical alalysis terms such as EMA, Elliot Wave and etc? How deeply do you read and analyze charts technically and incorporate that knowledge into your trading and investment strategy? Is there any advice you might give to beginner traders regards to learning how to trade technically as much as being able to think quantitatively and qualitatively? Cheers!

[@jacdragan8918]

Being LONG on TESLA I'm buying in big. Do you think the low point will be before or after the Q1 results? Thanks

[@PassiveIncomeTom]

*Always good to hear your insight on Tesla. 👍 I'm long on Tesla stock.*

[@ribe3434]

This is a gem video.

[@jordan5253]

Once again we must protect Dave Lee at all cost !

[@jorzhi]

Hey Dave, thanks for all the videos! I would love to learn the process of speed reading! Thank u

[@JaeTask]

Great video dave. well done

[@jackmiller9926]

Awesome vid, covered so much.

[@barceloni93]

you deserve more subscribers, amazing videos.

[@thoughtpolease7183]

That LED typewriter is siiiiick

[@Speedytrip]

"It turns out there is a specific dollar number, or income plateau, after which more money has no measurable effect on day-to-day contentment. The magic income: $75,000 a year. As people earn more money, their day-to-day happiness rises. Until you hit $75,000. After that, it is just more stuff, with no gain in happiness." Also, never risk money you can't afford to lose. I have 10% of my portfolio in Tesla, if something goes wrong, my retirement plans won't change. If it goes really really good, it could have a positive change. If I had 75% in Tesla, I could potentially retire early, but I could also end up having to work 10 more years...always risk vs reward. A lot of people are gambling their retirement.

[@marriagepartnersministry5942]

I believe that study was performed many years ago which would place the number closer to 125k today.

[@Speedytrip]

Marriage Partners Ministry Was indeed in 2009 or 2010 but even ifit was 150k the max it goes against most people who think theyd be much happier with millions :)

[@bluejackscanada]

@@marriagepartnersministry5942 Like Dave said, depends on where you live as well. Also personal spending habits, health, wife's spending habits, ex-wife LOL. ETC.

[@tianyijia4585]

Hey Dave, it will be great if you would cover what are great real estate properties to invest in your future videos ^_^

[@manitoux123]

risks are different for everyone. love it.

[@Trezker]

In property, keep looking and collecting statistics. Eventually you'll stumble on something that sticks out, a property that seems to half the price and twice as good compared to average. Then you dig into it, trying to find a reason it's so cheap. If you're unable to find any red flags, strike.

[@pauldaggett6759]

Hey Dave, the asteroid hitting earth is a non-issue…. In that situation we are all dead anyway. IMHO the dramatic Dooms Day scenarios are irrelevant - no amount of stock, currency, gold, silver will not make a meaningful interest in lifestyle/survival - there is not much left to buy…. Perhaps the downside issue might be a 10+ year depression - very low probability but a very rare possibility that could happen.

[@topshelftre]

What do you thing of the other stocks in ARKK like crispr? Do you think any of them have the potential to have a breakout in the next 3, 5 or 10 years like tesla? Thanks, videos are great!

[@bluejackscanada]

Gene editing stocks ie Crispr, Editas, Intellia, will likely be all or none. By which i mean they will be highly effective or worthless in my opinion. I own small positions in all three. But I would not bet the farm on them or chase them. Ark limits their etf to 10 % holding of any one stock. If one has a massive run they will sell a lot, limiting big gains. :( Buy a small position, put them in the back of the cupboard. IMO.

[@topshelftre]

​@@bluejackscanada financially worthless or their literal application? Are they going to become so cheap you can't make money or do you think the technology just won't work out?

[@bluejackscanada]

@@topshelftre I just think it is too early to tell. All these companies own patents, but will they amount to anything? I do not know. I owned a lot of Biotech in 2000. One morning I woke up and had many $3/ share stocks turn into $30/ share overnight. I rode a position in Human Genome Sciences up to $350 000, down to $10 000 and then up over $300 000 again!!! Not for the faint of heart! Human Genome was a big dreamer stock. It got the first FDA approved treatment for lupus, but ended up not being as effective as was hoped. Glaxo Smith Kline (their partner) bought then cheap for like $14.25 a share. :( This is often a concern for biotech. As soon as they show promise big Pharma buys them, so they never get the chance to develop into an Amgen. (which was the dream.)

[@topshelftre]

@@bluejackscanada so what's the move

[@bluejackscanada]

@@topshelftre My move is to drop around $3500 into each of them and see what happens over a 10 year period and I'm not going to chase them or add to the position. So they get $10,500 and that is it!!!! I do not have a crystal ball. I consider them highly speculative, and if I lose all my money then oh well, it was a small position. This appears to be a decent entry period. Everyone's investments are personal, but this is my approach to it. I refuse to get sucked into a dream again, but it could pay off huge, so I will participate. I'm not a trader but a long term holder. Hope this helps. :)

[@jacky817]

Dave, so do you consider tsla to be low risk? How do you define "risk"?

[@Dave_Lee]

TSLA is definitely not low risk for most people.

[@jacky817]

@@Dave_Lee Thx for the reply! What's your definition of risk?

[@bluejackscanada]

@@Dave_Lee Thanks for clarifying that for people Dave

[@bluejackscanada]

Generally when a stock that has big volatility and Dreamers flocking to it that is a good indicator. Think of Dave's example of Rental Real Estate. If you have monthly reliable cash flow (rents) and you know what your expenses are ie. heat, hydro, mortgage, taxes, you can do some simple calculations to get a cap rate. Income - Expenses= net income This means no big surprises on gains or losses. Boring stuff but lets you sleep at night, and you can pay your bills reliably. At this point we can not do this with Tesla, but the rewards could be huge. This is what speculation vs not speculative means to me. I'm not as smart as Dave But I hope this helps.

[@jacky817]

@@bluejackscanada Thanks for the detailed reply. I find that the term "risk" has been used very loosely everywhere. Over here, you define it as price volatility. That may be helpful from a economic or financial point of view. But the layman may want to define it as assuring my principal amount. I think we often confuse these two definitions (or more) but continue the conversation, which is not helpful =)

[@yechengxiang5443]

Can't agree more on the happiness growth part as so-called diminishing marginal utility.

[@susanlee6426]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the fragility of life. What benefits do you personally see in being continually connected to this reality?

[@eucryan]

Great video Dave. Be nice to have more videos like this. Would be nice to have growing income over the long haul.

[@HubertHeller]

I like your philosophy of life.

[@StephBougie]

Wish id seen this video when it came out.. wouldnt have sold half my shares just because it 4x in like a year.

[@mechdon]

Well said, Dave. Thanks for your words of wisdom.

[@nsareen3457]

Hey Dave. someone entering university. What should they study which would be highly alined for growth in the foreseeable future?

[@jacdragan8918]

OK. What the heck? TESLA announces the Model-Y six months ahead of schedule today......AND THE STOCK GOES DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHY?

[@j_yh]

Brilliant. Thank you.

[@mcgch46e80]

Investing is to make money and grow wealth if you can help others that's great but that's an outcome from success not the primary driver.

[@widgetman2487]

Please remember that some of us need to generate sufficient wealth so that our disabled children, mental and physical, can be supported once we parents are gone. Not all folks have children able to take advantage of knowledge and experience to support themselves.

[@Dave_Lee]

This is true. Thanks for sharing.

[@Stephen-oj9yn]

Hi Dave, another great video. I'm looking at developing a more dynamic retirement fund, TELL ME MORE!!!

[@xxxccc4034]

Deversification is not safer, the less time you spend on reserching and following the company/companies you inv in the more risk. If you have 3-5+ you will not know enough about tge compaie

[@UncleSaif]

Wow, Super Dave, great world-view

[@RajDeelish]

Funny that this "small chance catastrophic events" video was made right before COVID.

[@jyo5764]

Human by nature were all risk adverse we buy tesla stocks because we believe that it will bring higher return than s&p500 and we invest in real estate because it brings steady income source we invest the way we do because by nature we dont like risk thats why high risk does not equals high return

[@meli-overwatch9298]

Wait the pictures in the back changed position

[@makeworldbette]

I disagreed on the starting your own business part. Business is like a big wild card, for us living in Silicon Valley, this term means high risk, even open a restaurant carry a lot of risk, i would rather invest in a company that have proven track record, good chance to grow like Tesla

[@Smalltime]

The thing is, that with tsla you can only invest your money, in something that your have more control over ie. a business, you can invest your skills, perspective, time, passion and money :)

[@makeworldbette]

@@Smalltimeyou guys are great. my passion only burn money for me, my skill is worthy as an engineer. Either I could start my own company (did it once, and burnt tons of money) or work for other and get paid month by month

[@Smalltime]

@@makeworldbette I understand. I'm self-employed, and I often envy a steady month by month income. keep on keeping on

[@sreedharreddy2977]

Most philosophers are investors..I see the depth in this video

[@susanlee6426]

Can you share other philosophers/investors? Genuine question. Thanks in advance.

[@sreedharreddy2977]

Susan Hi Philosophers are deep thinkers, which is requires for investing. Thats just one of the reason, its deeper than that. Naval ravikanth is must follow on twitter. twitter.com/mindfulpenguin/status/1233073053271232512?s=21

[@_.Dave._]

How many stocks have you been in that have 10x 'ed?

[@KevinCease]

I haven't seen him talk about anything but tesla, I'm guessing he is all tesla stock

[@chesspix]

Eternity Portfolio by Alan Gotthardt Some perspective on how much is enough and how to invest into eternity

[@handofgod9386]

Great channel.

[@voxelverse]

Good points on risk

[@hockmengvincentchan4569]

GREEEEEED never ends. A bottomless pit that many will strive for and die for and regret their whole life for. LOL

[@bujin5455]

Risk vs diversification is a false dichotomy.

[@topherw]

Hmmm I clicked on this off of Facebook, and it looks like the thumbnail you used was watermarked from someone on Fiverr... now why would someone use that image, and not the one they were supposed to have "paid for", which is only released to the buyer when the payment is released? Would love an explanation, because I am also a Fiverr artist and a watcher of your channel. Because if you are just ripping off hardworking artists on Fiverr, no one should take you seriously.

[@Dave_Lee]

Ah, I see what you mean. I downloaded the thumbnail in a rush and then approved delivery right after (literally within seconds). So that's why the watermark is there. My mistake. I re-uploaded the image without the watermark. I would never rip off anyone on Fiverr. You can message me via my website at www.davelee.tv and I can even give you my Fiverr profile and you can see all the reviews that providers have left me - all 5 stars.

[@topherw]

Hey at least you took the time to look into it. I commend you on that. I’m a fiverr seller and things like that really irk me. It would also be very out of character... lol

[@Dave_Lee]

No problem. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.

[@joegotyoutuification]

Hey Dave, where were u when I was I high school now I am 46... man! You do talk alot...don't have the time now..let me download for later listen on my bike ride.

[@richardalexander5758]

Money invested in the stock market should be funds you can live without. Bulls make money, bears make money and pigs get slaughtered. My investment in Tesla are profits from other investments. I'm in long with the hope that Tesla will change and disrupt the fossil fuel world.

[@teatime009]

David people are rationing insulin and dying.. sometimes in the streets, we have a massive homeless problem like we have never had before. For you to say peace and prosperity makes it seem like you are out of touch or possibly callous. I don't understand the mentality. We have let things get completely out of control in this country, prices keep going up on the poor, their wages haven't gone up in an obscene amount of time. It needs correcting.

[@Dave_Lee]

Yes the income inequality problem is real and a very serious issue in our society. Sorry if it seemed I was minimizing that in any way, as that was not my intention. When I talked about "peace and prosperity" I mentioned it with a global and historical prospective (ie., look at global GDP growth over the past 100 years, and look at median individual income in world over past 100 years).

[@charleslu7044]

bwabdt, vote for Bernie!!

[@rlopez2626]

Thank god I’ll be retiring with my State Pension!

[@harrychu650]

Are you union? Did they tell you to run up the overtime to inflate your future pension?

[@sanjayaiyar4351]

Be careful. Pensions likely won’t exist forever and govt and companies can cancel them. You’re in for a massive shock if that’s your only fall back....

[@rlopez2626]

Sanjay Aiyar - Don’t assume what I have. I belong to STRS, guaranteed under the law. Thanks for playing.

@@rlopez2626 I belong to CalSTRS. Expecting $4333 a month in 7 years. *However* we need a fall back. CalSTRS (California) is only funded at about 60% (more realistically only 50%). I put my entire 401k in Tesla Its bright future (to me) is more likely than CalSTRS closing the funding gap before the year 2042. The Truth is a slippery commodity with politicians in this state. I would trust a SPIA annuity with New York Life or Mass Mutual much more than CalSTRS coming through on its pension obligations.

[@rlopez2626]

Mamiya Phan - of course. I retire in 2038 with 76% take home at a 2.4% factor. My point is, stock market is not guaranteed. STRS is funded strong with AB 1469. I also have my defined benefit supplement account which I can annuitize it. I have a nice portfolio but be careful not to rely solely on Tesla. If the federal government shuts down autopilot, your TSLA will tank.

[@ayronalmeida4794]

canal do holder - BR

[@bens5496]

Is Tesla still a bull ?

[@monealiza7553]

too much. too fast-talking. By minute 21 i forgot what the point was.

[@sypen1]

Hey Dave please tell us your success track record. You can’t just be a Tesla investor and call yourself a investor expert.

[@Dave_Lee]

Hey sypen1, some folks tend to blindly follow people with "track records" and that's one of the reasons why I'm not one to over-emphasize my wins. If I laid out my returns over the past decade, it would surely impress a lot of people and even gain more subscribers... and while I acknowledge that might be helpful for viewers to have more info on my track record, there's also a level of privacy that my wife and I would like to keep as well. If you notice my channel is more focused on the mindset, thinking and principles of investing... and those can be judged for what they are. I've started and run a business for over 10 years, have some experience with real estate investing, and with stocks it's mainly been Tesla. I encourage you to read my past posts on this thread... and you can look at my thought process and previous forecasts to determine my track record. teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/articles-megaposts-by-davet.23473/

[@gwarlow]

sypen1 When did Dave refer to himself as a "investor expert"? Please provide a link to the episode(s) where he says this. Thanks in advance.

[@sypen1]

Gordon Warlow I’m not attacking him but dude when you start a channel about investing advise and strategies it’s implied isn’t it.

[@hockmengvincentchan4569]

Some ppl want to die with BILLLIONSSSSSSS for their coffin. LOL

[@Anthony-pr1cy]

I am down 20% this month with this dip.

[@punitgoyal2236]

Love your video’s!! Pl try to make not more than 15 minutes in length. Just a friendly advice.

[@Dave_Lee]

Just heads up, if I could make the videos longer I would. :)

[@KevinCease]

Don't listen to him Dave!

[@snowballeffect3424]

hey, Dave, i wanna be your kid !

[@classicblackfire]

Skip all the babbling and just jump to 22:37.

[@anime9228videos]

Jesus lol $3000 - 1 million trade? I would need 100m to live well in retirement lol. Sounds like a plan.

[@rlopez2626]

DAVE, NTBS DEEMED TSLA AUTOPILOT TO BE UNSAFE! PRAY THAT NTSB DOESN’T PUTS A STOP TO AUTOPILOT OTHERWISE TSLA WILL CERTAINLY TANK!