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Paul Reacts to some confusing news in the #stockmarket today on the ‪@EverythingMoneyPlus‬ channel

6 days ago | [YT] | 4

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Paul Reacts to Nike + FedEx Stock Earnings on the ‪@EverythingMoneyPlus‬ channel

1 week ago | [YT] | 7

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Paul Reacts to Micron Stock Earnings on the ‪@EverythingMoneyPlus‬ channel

1 week ago | [YT] | 5

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The Stock Market fell really hard today! Paul reacts on the ‪@EverythingMoneyPlus‬ channel.

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 5

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Paul Reacts to Oracle & Adobe Stock Earnings on the EM Plus+ Channel

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 5

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Dollar General crushed expectations with a 38% earnings beat and 14% stock jump, driven by rising same store sales, leaner inventory, and solid free cash flow—though I’m puzzled why profits haven’t kept pace with sales growth. Ulta also impressed with a 12% earnings beat, strong 6.3% comp sales, and steady 10% profit margins, reinforcing why I bought it in the mid-$300s. Even with the stock now above $530, it’s still a quality business, but the valuation needs careful analysis. I love breaking down these earnings—even if I don’t obsess over them, they give great insight into the market and economy.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 4

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Wall Street may be pushing the idea that AI is driven by real fundamentals, but I’m not buying it—not when we've seen this kind of market exuberance before. I compare today's AI hype to the dot-com era and highlight how massively overvalued companies like Tesla and Palantir remind me of past manias. I also break down Intel as a turnaround play, diving into potential upside, valuation, and recent developments like possible partnerships with Apple. Finally, I go off on the real estate industry, explaining through personal deals why I think realtors are overpaid salespeople in a broken system.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 7

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Hey guys, today I ripped into MicroStrategy — it’s not a software company anymore, it’s just Michael Saylor’s massively leveraged Bitcoin bet disguised as a stock. They’re borrowing against their Bitcoin to buy more Bitcoin, which works great until a 30-35% drop triggers margin calls and forces selling — classic recipe for a death spiral. The “insane” profits and 200%+ margins you see are almost entirely unrealized Bitcoin gains that the SEC forces them to book as earnings, not real operating income. Bottom line: if you want juiced-up exposure to Bitcoin with a side of existential risk, this is your ticket — personally, I’ll pass and stick to actual businesses.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 7

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Markets pulled back slightly today, with the NASDAQ dipping and Bitcoin volatility reigniting debates around short-term predictions and risky leverage strategies like Michael Saylor’s. I emphasized how borrowing against a volatile asset to buy more of it is incredibly dangerous, especially when it mirrors behaviors that led to historical crashes. We also explored ideas like portable mortgages and 50-year loans—both promising in theory but complex in execution, especially for everyday buyers. Above all, I stressed the importance of disciplined, consistent investing over trying to time the market, using tools like our stock analyzer and principle-driven approach to stay grounded.

4 weeks ago | [YT] | 4

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Markets rebounded this Thanksgiving week, but I’m staying focused on long-term fundamentals, not short-term noise. I broke down why I think Cathie Wood’s AI hype is misguided, especially when it comes to massively overvalued companies like Palantir. Instead, I’m diving deep into Intuit—despite a high valuation, its strong free cash flow, solid growth, and QuickBooks dominance make it one of my top long-term picks. I used our stock analyzer tool to assess its real value and updated my watchlist, all while enjoying the holiday spirit and making a friendly bet on the Michigan vs. Ohio State game.

1 month ago | [YT] | 7