ARISTOTLE | The 85 South Show

Aristotle came back through the trap to drop some financial game. He discussed his start in the financial industry and how having the right woman in your corner is a benefit. You dont wanna miss this informative episode of THE 85 SOUTH SHOW!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:10):
Wait, I'm gonna add DC what he think money is? Man,
we need to hurt him. Start they care what we're talking.
We'll talking about shit. Oh we ahead, they jail in
without further Ado, please proceed to play me pimping. Man,
Let's get it, because it's.

Speaker 2 (00:28):
Been a little minute since I heard me some pimping
on the motherfucking show. I said, it's been a little
minute since I heard me some pimping on the eighth
to five South. But you got some shit, jay, let's
get it some pimping.

Speaker 1 (00:44):
In the studios. I've seen some ship. Yeah, I said,
there've been a little minutes. Is out of herd? Please
some pimper?

Speaker 3 (00:51):
Yeah, come on, let me get some of that butt man,
mister investment and Colorado get your son Colorado.

Speaker 1 (00:57):
Yeah, that's straight from using you get done. You got
damn Chimber. Do you think Kimber Blake? Yeah?

Speaker 4 (01:03):
Yeah, I don't need nobody heard.

Speaker 1 (01:07):
This then when we don't listening to this show though,
uh huh? Yeah? How much is here that I'm like
that crazy nigga that you went to school in the
you know, I'm cool like that, like like I went
to another this one. You and some blue love. I

(01:31):
was smoking system. You ain't even seeing that. This too
much that we hold up? He crated head this ship.
Anybody got some some home grown hold up, we got
some homegrown. Anybody got some home wrong?

Speaker 2 (01:48):
You got for pernybody to get started.

Speaker 1 (01:51):
Want to go out there and get you something. You
got something? I got something, But it's over there. It's
over there one moment. Man, nigga, he got the crack
that don't mind. I want to smoke you reed quick, nigga? Yeah, man,
sixty five percent.

Speaker 5 (02:07):
I'm like nobody in life want to be that high man.

Speaker 1 (02:15):
Keep the ship in the twenties. Man, you don't grow
when you get older. The t a c ain't supposed
to get old. The witches.

Speaker 5 (02:24):
This nigga said, I was smoking citty five percent the
other day.

Speaker 6 (02:27):
You you were smoking crackn that what.

Speaker 1 (02:29):
That walk stink that niggai? Yeah, that thirty five percent
smell like jardles. That's the highest of the highest shoards. Grind.
I want to be on the earth.

Speaker 4 (02:40):
I don't want to feel like my booty is itching eyes.

Speaker 1 (02:43):
We want to be on the ground.

Speaker 5 (02:47):
It'd be so hot, like y'all feel that.

Speaker 1 (02:50):
Man, Man, you feel that? Man, crazy man while we
on the poster. Hey, it's supposed to hard and mother.
Whoever did this ship they did they than man killed
that moth. I need this in my house. This ya, y'all. Y'all. Yeah,

(03:11):
my boy looks with the go get me some weat man.

Speaker 5 (03:15):
I ain't calling him. I'm I'm not calling him the man.
Get some wet man. I'm not calling him the wet man.

Speaker 6 (03:30):
My nigga got the wet I'm not calling him the man.

Speaker 1 (03:38):
A little middle weed in my desk, y'all. You know,
we gotta smoke up on the best, y'all, talk some
ship and make a stung about some breasts. Y'all, y'all
show ain't really ship with no guests, YEA, don't have
to go and get the best. Yeah, my d undressed.
You want me to suck boat? I said, yes, Yeah,

(04:01):
he's the type of dude that's gonna grab a suck
up by the boob. Y'all, y'all am betting not a rookie. Y'all,
get in trouble, bo puss it out loud. I just
didn't get it in your mind. Don't head it out loud,
and if you do, just say you lying. Y I
be mad all the time. Hey, you know I mean

(04:27):
walking back to anybodself.

Speaker 6 (04:29):
Yeahin't calling you here, Hey this year, he don't eating
that need ain't calling him eating. Come on, my nigga
us to weed. Come on, but I'm not calling him
eating smoke weed bait, my nigga, little dude eating. No,
he's not, but I'm not calling him eating.

Speaker 1 (04:50):
Appreciate y'all. Hey, we appreciate that. So, yeah, you know
exactly what it is. Man. Welcome to two thousand and
twenty seven. We went to the future and recorded this
episode and came back and dropped it. Oh yeah, so
by the time twenty twenty seven happens, we'll have something

(05:11):
to watch. Y'all.

Speaker 5 (05:12):
See what THAC sixty five do and what and make
a niggas thank me.

Speaker 6 (05:16):
In the future. What you mean listen while you talking, man,
what's in the reed back?

Speaker 1 (05:25):
I ain't calling you the weed back. I appreciate it.
Look like I was saying, yeah, this episode is from
the future. Now, I need everybody to put their serious
face on today and grabbed your thinking cap. Is close
by fast because we got a hell of a guest
with us in here TODAYE see and I'm glad you're
in here, and yes, said, I didn't want you to

(05:46):
miss this one.

Speaker 4 (05:47):
You know I'm always by the listen enough right, we
need everybody go get all your accounts.

Speaker 1 (05:52):
Everybody turn that down, getting serious business.

Speaker 4 (05:54):
Put them put them together, every little every little bit
of money you got, go grab the change, y'all, go
grab everything you got, because we're gonna show you how
to invest your money.

Speaker 1 (06:04):
Oh yeah, just you know what I'm saying. Yeah, you
making beauty weed. I ain't calling you. Look man, we
got we gotta spectacular guests in here. It down with
us in the trap today. And I know, I know
y'all didn't already kicked it back and forth and already
made a few got damn uh good zillion dollars. But

(06:30):
this is one of the coaches young brothers out here
in the in the investment game man, and it's always
honor in the privilege to sit down and talk good
ship with him, man, none other than Aristotle's investments. Then
it's gonna be one of them episodes where it's gonna
be just as fun as an education, right, because you

(06:52):
you're a smart gift the young brother when to come
to this ship and just give them the brief rundown.
If they missed the last time you was in here,
let him know kind of how you got started with
this ship. So I got started investing when I was
in the military. And uh turned the fan out in
the ohole if you don't mind. We were like, we

(07:12):
like total concentration when people talking. I want to ask
that again. Yeah, go ahead, No they hurt it, okay,
black ass show. We won't go over. Oh let this
shit rall. Yeah they heard it, go run it back
and be like, yeah, go put itself times off, cut
it out. Soone aristontle, how did you get started? Oh?

(07:33):
We get started. Let get it, Let me get it.
So I got started when I was in the military.
I was. I joined the military when I was eighteen
years old, twenty fourteen. I got started when I was
twenty years old. I started investing my money. I started
barbering when I was eighteen. Uh so I self taught
myself how to barber by just going on YouTube. Word Yeah,

(07:58):
who else suck? Let you just practice. That's that's a
great question. He's an arm Ain't got nobody to cut
the head. That's the point. So you know, how we
get straight out of Basic, right, so you know we
already got ball head any so anything is better than
the ball head. Man, just imagine how I feel what
you shaid I feel. You go ahead, bro, but you

(08:18):
get what I'm saying. Like an, as soon as the
nigga get out of Basic, the first thing he thinking
about it is like, how can I get fresh? So
also they want to say time, So if you go
to the barbershop, it's gonna take a long ass time.
So if it's a nigga the bear saying hey I
cut hair, people gonna naturally want to go to him.

(08:38):
So that way they ain't got to leave. They can
enjoy their time, play their video games. So that gave
me time to really practice on their heads. And yeah,
I was fucking up. You know what I'm saying. You know,
you know how you'll keep the ship real, keep real, right,
But I was charging five dollars a cut at that
time that you don't fucking up prices, you know, year ago,

(09:04):
all then you gonna get one, all right, So I
was charging five dollars. But it's a crazy thing I
left out of a I t with the two thousand dollars.
So I got good, you know, what I'm saying. So
I left out of there with two thousand. I was
only charging a lot of fucking haircuts. Yeah, I didn't play.
You want me tell you how I was able to
do that because I got in trouble while I was

(09:26):
in the military while I was a a I T.
So because I got in trouble and I couldn't go out,
I was forced to stay in my room. So you
can't go out on the weekends if you get in trouble. Hey,
you have a grown man to get in trouble. Don't say, yeah,
my benefits. You know, I got in trouble in the
military when I was when I was in AI T

(09:46):
and get in trouble for anything, gambling, all type of
ship having back to the ship. You you know, pity ship.
I tell you after this ship And then you know
why I couldn't say it didn't you know, but you know,
but you know it's crazy. Saving that two thousand taught

(10:10):
me something that I got the discipline, and it also
taught me how to be on lockdown. So I'm on lockdown.
I can't go outside no more. And this is a
six month of training. So I only had a month
outside and then the rest the rest of the five
months lockdown for the rest of the time I was there. Yeah,
you did something fucked up. Yeah you could have just

(10:32):
let what it is is what it not. It ain't
even that I didn't get in trouble. It's just they'll
prolonge on purpose. That's your punishment not to go outside.
And then at the end, all right, we saw the case.
It is what it is.

Speaker 4 (10:46):
You know what I'm saying, Tally, make you do it's
almost like out of jail.

Speaker 1 (10:51):
Make them sit in the jail even you know what
I'm saying until they figure it out. So it was
like that they had a hold on you. Yeah, well
it weren't. You know, I can still do everything on posts.
I just can't go off the post. So I was
in Augusta, Georgia at uh Fort Gordon. I was it,
so that shit's up because I wanted to kind of
chill in Augusta a little bit but couldn't. I went

(11:14):
to the mall twice and that was it. So But anyways,
once I got to my military base, I took I
requested to go to Savannah, Georgia, because I wanted cause
I'm from Atlanta. But I was in Kansas. When I left,
I left from Kansas City to go to basic training
in South Carolina. Then we went to Augusta. Then I
got to uh Savannah, Georgia right and I started barbering,

(11:38):
picking out where I left off again. So I got
there with about three three racks. They put me in
the bars room. First thing I'm doing and looking for clientele.
So how I built my clientele was different the first
time I built my clientele cause Nigga was just at
the bear's room. So I'm like, damn, I moving to
a new town, got no clients. How to fuck iutna
get clients. So so I'm saying all this because all

(11:59):
this playing too why I started investing. So first thing
I did to market my business when I moved to
a new town was go on Facebook Marketplace and go
to the yard sale pages. So I went to the
local yard sale pages and that's how I got my clientele.
I posted my haircut, said hey I'm in town, I'm
a new barber, and I owed the price to ten

(12:21):
because I was like shit, I got the talent, everything good.
So once I got me a clientele, I had about shit.
After marketing on sneaker local sneaker pages, local yard sale pages. Shit.
I had about one hundred people a week type shit,
like damn, a steady clientele. So shit. By the time

(12:44):
I was nineteen years old, I was making three thousand
a month cutting hair and uh two thousand a month
from the army, so I was making five k. Everybody
else was just making what the army made them. So
I was making a lot. But I would put up
all my money money in the safe in the barrass room.
So one day I was like, damn, I got about
ten thousand on me from barber money. But the reason

(13:08):
I was able to save that caulse Remember I saved
two thousand worth of fives. So now I was like, damn,
how much I can say with tens? So every time
I try to up my shit, you feel me. So
once I got about ten recks, I took it to
the to the bank and to deposit it, and the
lady was like, why don't you invest this? What lady

(13:31):
I ain't telling? Yeah, they giving financially. What thing is this?
This was Navy Federal oh in Hyattsville, Georgia. So I'm
like invest. So that was the first but then and
then another another time a dude put me in this
class with some dudes who was teaching some FORX. It
was like a little free class it was attending and

(13:51):
then that was the first time I seen it. So
I was like, you know what, maybe I'm gonna invest.
So I googled it. I googled the shit, but first
I google how to make money from your cell phone?
Cause I was like, damn, the Army taking twelve hours
of my day. I gotta wake up at five am
and I don't get home at five pm. So niggas
don't say that we worked twelve hours a day, five
days a week. Good dang. Yeah. So so like I

(14:15):
was like, damn, I ain't gonna never make no money
cause you know, as soon as I get out of UH.
Soon as I get out work at five, I start
cutting hair all the way to fout eleven, so only
get one hour free time. So I would so while
everybody else probably play video game, I'm hustling cutting here.
I cut here every day cause I was on lockdown.
So I'm treating myself like I'm on lockdown right as

(14:36):
soon as I get there. So yeah, I just decided
to start paying my UH. I just started to start
learning investing and uh. The first thing I did was
research it, and what came up was a few apps.
I remember it like it was yesterday. Stash app and
uh this app called uh acorns. So I go to

(14:58):
doing my research on acorns. I'm like, okay, I fuck
with this. So what acorns did? To make a long
story short, I put in about two thousand to see
what it'll do, but I was like, fuck it, I'm
gonna just keep putting in money, you feel me like,
So then I'm noticing once I put in about four
thousand in there, I made about seven hundred, So I'm like,

(15:20):
how the fuck did I make seven hundred? Though, you
get what I'm saying. So that's when I got real
intrigued because the fact that I made seven hundred from
acorns and I only put it in four thousand, So
how the fuck is this shit making me money? And
I put it on the aggressive I put it on
the most aggressive one, So I guess me being in
tregue with how acorns made me money, was like, I

(15:40):
need to learn how to invest in myself, right, so
I'm ahead of the game. I came up with this
plan though, because I sucked that saving money even though
I was making five of money, I got, I get
me a pair of Jordan's every You know what I'm saying,
do a bunch of shit, eat out every day, all that.
So your bills, yeah yeah, you get what I'm saying. Yeah.

Speaker 2 (16:00):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (16:01):
So I was like, hell, get to income raach, Yes, sir, Yeah,
so I'm making five, but I'm spending a four five,
four point five. You get what I'm saying. Yeah. So
I was like, hell no, I took I cut off everything.
I cut off cable, internet, all that shit, and I
was like, all money in gotta go to investing because
I saw this chart. So this chart is the reason

(16:22):
I rich to this day because it was this chart.
It said if you deposit one hundred dollars a week
until you about sixty five, you have a million dollars.
So I was like that shit don't make no sense,
Like why should I wait that long? I'm gonna try
two hundred. You get what I'm saying. And then next thing,
I was like, hell no, I'm gonna try four. So
every time I'm showing on the ground that how much

(16:44):
more I'm a deposit, the time left for me to
retire went down. So I'm like, damn, I'll retire by
the time about fifty five. Fuck that. Let me see
what happened at five. What if I can get there
about thirty years old in nine years? So it said
I would have to deploy. I was at about three
K a month to be a millionaire in nine years.
So I said, hell yeah, that sounded like a god

(17:06):
damn planning to me. So I said, you know, I'm
gonna stick with it. While everybody else focused on all
this other shit, I just figured some shit out. So
I was like, hell nine, but I but the only
way you can get there in nine is to invest,
cause you gotta get some return on your money. Your
money gotta work for you, right. So I was like, okay,

(17:27):
So if I saved my way, it's gonna take twenty
but if I invest my way and get about ten
percent a year, I can get there in nine ten years.
So it started with that. So I went with my plan.
I took my money. Once I figured out how they
was making money. I figured out Acorns was investing the
money into the regular stock market, right, So I was like, man, okay,

(17:50):
that's how they made me my money by literally investing
into a ETF called VOO, which is Vanguard ETF, and
I was explaining what the ETF is. A ETF is
called exchange traded fund, and what it is is a
committee who selects like hundreds of stocks based on whether
they're profitable and a good company, and then that ticker

(18:13):
you can you can use that ticker. So let's just
say this ETF has Apple, Google, Facebook, Meta, Amazon. They
got they bought all the stocks, so you can invest
into their fund. So that way you feel diversified. Instead
of you yourself going to buy all these companies, you
could just buy a company who bought all them companies. Yeah,

(18:33):
exactly right. So I was like, so that's why they
told me I'll get exposure to these companies, because I'm like,
how the fuck if I didn't buy them individually, how
do I get exposure to them? So I figured it
all out and I was like, Okay, I'm gonna take
my money out of a corns put it in that
robin hood. So it went from stash to Acorns to
robbin hood. So now I'm on step three. Then I

(18:53):
figured out how to buy shares with the money, So
I start buying shares and then uh, I bought everything,
like just just bought it Facebook, uh sq uh, but
then it was marijuana. It's funny that it's funny because
my initial money came from marijuana stocks. I literally came

(19:16):
in at the start of the marijuana boom that was
in twenty seventeen. So I put all my money into
marijuana stocks that motherfucker flipped from three thousand to fourteen thousand.
But I also had apple, but I had other stocks,
but I fifty percent of my money was in marijuana.
So say Marijuanna explained to the people, marijuana st stocks,

(19:38):
marijuana stocks. Stock each includes CGC, Canoby growth m I
invested in the Chronos group, I invested in the till Ray.
That made me a lot of money in CGC, and
then uh it was one more canna be stocked IGC,
but they got closed down. So I remember it so vividly.

(19:59):
So I was in se I'm sitting here telling folks like,
this is how I'm making money. So I'm in the army,
I'm showing my fourteen thousand dollars account. And you gotta
think we live in barracks. You get what I'm saying,
Like we don't come from a lot we all making
like you live in the barracks. You make nine hundred
dollars every two weeks as if you do four years

(20:22):
in the army. That's how much. Now with inflation and
all that stuff, these guys probably get like a eleven hundred
now something like that. But still that's not a lot
two thousand a month. So everybody like, hell, yeah, you
know I'm a barber too, so already people used to
buying from me, So I'm making money. Now every time
a person get in my chair, you gotta buy my

(20:43):
five dollar book on cash out too. Yeah, bro, I
am this, this is what I do, show them my account.
So not only that I'm making five dollars on top
of my hair, because everybody get in my chair and
then he gonna tell a person a bru it's a
dude who's making his money. So now I'm famous around
the area for or you the dude who showing people
to make money. So everybody hitting my line because you

(21:03):
know I was a barber, so everybody already got my number,
my number public. Hey, bruh, show me how you did that?
Show me how you did that? Show me how you
cause you know, whenever up a nest come out. Everybody
want to know y'all know how that going the hood.
So in the army, it's the same way if anybody
figure out how to make money, knocking on your dough
if you got anything, you know what I mean. So

(21:24):
I'm like that guy, I'm hood famous. At that point,
I got the book, but I'm selling it off cash ap,
so I'm like, so I sold everybody get my book.
But then I was like, they still come to me
with questions. So I was like, so that's what motivated me.
Don't want to learn that shit even more because I
wrote the first book and guess what I sawd that

(21:44):
but for five dollars, I made about three thousand on
cash app. So I'm pushing it around a lot people
who even people from high school because I was I
was marketing it on Instagram and shit, they was like, yet, yeah, hell, y'all,
black's just five dollars. Who won't say no? And then
you're showing them proof, you showing them, You're showing how
gets money selling. So I always so this shit is

(22:07):
like what I've been doing. So shit, I'm twenty one
years old net worth, I'm still in the Army. I
got three years left in the army. I didn't. I
didne made about a forty fifty cash and investments, right,
So I'm like, damn. So so I had this girlfriend

(22:30):
at the time, so that's what kept me because instead
of fuck with all the holes and shit, I can
stay focused do my thing, and then you know, I
kick it with Shorten. But she weren't just anybody. She
was Vallevittar in her high school. She was actually a
smart girl, and I was smart. That's how I felt
about myself. So not damn, I'm just investing my money,

(22:53):
teaching people and shit. And then one day I was like, damn,
Like people on my Facebook want to see my life.
They don't want to see my investing shit. So I
was like, let me just go ahead and make me
a separate page. So then I'm just posting just free
content on there. But I could be honest because this shit,
you know, just just keeping one thousand. So at that time,

(23:14):
I'm making don't say what you get like an instrument?
I got you, okay, shit, yeah number skilled, Yeah, we'll
be scared of number no. Nah, y'all good. This shit
don't because people got to know how you really got
to a m. So I'm in the army. They paying
me about four thousand a month because I ended up
getting married to the girl I was with because like
we like during that time getting paper and all that,

(23:35):
we fell in love and shit, yeah, so love four thousand.
I'm making four thousand a month out of the army,
three thousand for cutting hair and about five from investing,
and then I'm selling books at the same time. So
I'm making a twenty thousand a month at the time,
but I'm only living off about three thousand of that.
So now I got seventeen k a month to go

(23:57):
crazy with. But instead of buying jewelry doing anything stupid,
I decided to keep reinvesting my money. That's seventeen, so
you know how nipsay all money in. So I'm like,
fuck it. Now I got a seventeen to play with.
So everything was just at my disposal. Everything was cheap
back in that day, like the as was cheap. So

(24:18):
I'm buying ass I'm buying services, I'm buying books to
educate myself. I'm doing everything I can with this seventeen.
Every month you get on saying residual and so I
buy another book. I mean I write another book at
the time, and that motherfucker Go Viral made me five
hundred rats damn yeah. So I'm already already un made

(24:43):
about a seventy or something investing doing my thing book
go viral across the trading community cause it weren't no,
it wasn't nothing like that, a twenty dollars book that's
gonna actually teach you, and then they seeing the reviews,
I'm posting crazy everybody if you trade it options since
in twenty eighteen, you hair started book real shit, So

(25:04):
now I'm a folk tale around the trader community. I
ain't got no nothing, no service where I teach people privately.
I ain't got no videos out nothing, So next thing,
you know, I start shit. Next thing, you know, people
just came to me or was like, hey, bro, if
you teach me, I pay you one hundred dollars. So

(25:28):
I ain't never had nobody request me. You know what
I'm saying, I'm just used to doing my thing. I'm
already five hundred thousand, half a million up up, you
get know what I'm saying. That's when I started my program,
So I was already kind of you know what I'm saying,
up there. But when I started this shit, and then

(25:48):
I started my program because my wife told me she
was pregnant and shit. So yeah, and then she ended
up helping me with my business. She ended up helping me. Yeah,
she even edited my book for me. She made the
website for me. Everything, like everything that was part of

(26:08):
my business she helped do. It's just that's one thing
I had to tell your man too. You gotta be
the mastermind, but you gotta point her for everything. So
we like the point card, we CEP three just you
know what I'm saying. So that's me. I'm telling her
to do every single thing like do this, make this website,
do this, say like that, do that, do that, And

(26:32):
a lot of niggas they feel like when they get
with a girl, they want her to do the work.
She can't, you know what I'm saying. She can't hold
down the house and be the brains and work. Can't
make her do all three. You gotta let her focus
on her strengths. So that's what I did. I said,
quit your job, focus on your strengths, which is just

(26:52):
she was just a college girl, so she got damn
she knew all that shit, and then you know, She
took honor classes a whole life. She was valedatory in
her high school. So this shit was easy work for her.
I'm telling her to do real life class projects. She
was making it sales spread sheets from my customers. She was, uh.
And that's what helped scale my business, the fact that

(27:13):
I'm having her do everything. I even I handed over
all the money. Look, pay the bills for me, do this,
do that. And I got that from my mom. My
mom would uh have my stepdad work and she would
make the spread sheets, do all that. So I I
took that formula from her. I was like, look, I
watched my mom. He brought the money home. She made

(27:34):
a spread sheet of everything that was spent. So I said,
track every dollar and then track every customer. Pay every
bill for me. I said, I only got a little
bit of time cause I'm in the military. So I said,
when I get home, I got to be working on
this business. You feel me. And then that's what allowed
me to scale so quickly, cause I got her working
on the business, but then in the army, a nigga. Basically,

(28:01):
this is how I was able to become a millionaire.
Because all right, let me ask you this before you.
So you making this money, you steal in the army.
What point do you just like, man, wait, fuck this
shit be cause it's like quickly quick. I was known
for that. Fuck this shit, I ain't even get It
was to the point where they ain't even make me

(28:22):
get down to do push ups. I'm pulling up in.
I'm pulling up in the twenty nineteen Camaro in twenty
nineteen and I got and people know my paygrade is
one of the lowest. You're not supposed to be pulling
up in a sixty thousand dollars car and you ain't
even making sixty thousand. No, not only that, you late nigga.

(28:43):
Yeah I'm late too, ain't you out of niggas down there?
Like wait, what the hell you being? Man? And then
I bought two cars. I bought my wife a car
to Chevy Blazer that was a fifty thousand dollar car,
right the nigga, Okay, you got a one hundred k
in cars. We know he invests and I was already known.
You know what I'm saying. So it gets to a

(29:04):
point where like higher up starting on who I am,
and they pulling me to the side, like hey, fuck
the bullshit. I know everybody mad at you, but I'm
trying to learn. You get what I'm saying, Like that's
what impressed me because I'm like, damn, like it's motherfucker's
offering me ribes to get in what I got going
on instead of trying to get me in trouble. I mean,
but he just has regular people, you know people. But

(29:25):
can you can you know we talk. I talk all
the time. You know what I'm saying, were women lovers?
We just talk our talk. Can you in hands on?
Because today's time and the way the energy is.

Speaker 4 (29:39):
Women ain't the idea of woman that you just describe,
like how your mommy and your woman.

Speaker 1 (29:47):
Is the money spend You spend the money on them,
like your your woman hit you with straight sheet, know
where the dollar we're going?

Speaker 4 (29:57):
And she had the brain smart to say, all right,
I know what you're doing, but let me put it
on paper so you can see. Can you your hands
Like having a great woman on your side can help
elevate you all these bitches.

Speaker 1 (30:12):
On some real ship. This is what helped me work hard.
So my wife is a very clean woman. I'm very lazy,
meaning I don't like to clean up after myself. I
just want to get money. Yeah, yeah, you know what
I'm saying. I'm gonna brow with myself. But she like

(30:37):
she was just she the type of person to, uh,
if she got a school, if she got some homework,
she not gonna stop and she goes as soon as
she gets home. That's the first thing she gonna do.
Never seen that in my life. Usually, you know, I'm
the type of now I'm gonna play the video game,
take a nap, try my homework. That not when I

(30:58):
first go home. I'm trying to do everything except that.
So she just had a very strong drive. And the
reason why that helped me cause I'm like, how can
I be lazy in my clean not? So it motivated me,
But I can only imagine if she lounged around and
as lazy as I was, it would rub off on me,

(31:19):
wouldn't make me want to be ambitious. But I felt
like she was going places because for one, she got
a full ride to school, she was valed, be torn
her high school. I just felt like the world was
in her at her paused and I'm just this military nigga,
you know what I'm saying. Like that time, so I'm
like hell no, I gotta. So that's what made me
hustle for real too, seeing how not lazy she was.

(31:43):
You get what I mean. So all my partners had
left to Hawaii, so I really ain't had no partners,
So all I had was her as a friend at
that time. You feel me. That's it shit you heard
from DC. It's a women at home time.

Speaker 4 (31:58):
I look at that that they nigga, I ain't trying
to do no spread sheet.

Speaker 1 (32:03):
Now you got to You got the woman the man ship,
real ship like she should pay as a man. You
shouldn't have to worry about the bills being paid. You
shouldn't have to worry about nothing. Like. The only thing
you should be doing is working and coming home. You
shouldn't have to wash the dish. I haven't washed the
dish in six years. I haven't fixed my own plate

(32:24):
in six years. I haven't. I don't do that make
you but no. But you see what he said. He
got a real strong bat. That's what he's saying. Had
he not been rich, he's been going half. No your turn, baby,

(32:44):
I ain't doing that ship. I'm just saying that money.
She said. Without the money, she wasn't with you for
no money. Nah, hell no, she the thing. Yeah, we
got together. I got rich two years after marriage. Yeah, yeah,
she helped me get out. Shears to get rich. Man,

(33:09):
this nigga my roommates. But where are we gonna wait
till they get rich? They not. I'm tired of the wait.
What are the rich women? So if you made more
that that got me? He said, You know you put

(33:30):
clean you ain't gotta work somewhere the right plan. She
worked for me, that's the point. Yeah, she worked. You
know what I'm saying. You come with the right plan
and you find the woman with the right set of skills.
Y'all understanding that that what I'm telling you, and your

(33:50):
ship gotta be right because a woman ain't just gonna
believe no loosers playing like you got.

Speaker 5 (33:55):
Actually, the way I'm not telling who, You're not gonna
tell the plan.

Speaker 1 (34:00):
That's why she's not gonna make this bread playing within
a player, unfold the entire plan. This is what he
got going on. But you ain't got no Trump. You
got everybody. You're playing DC one on one lady. No,
I ain't even gonna care.

Speaker 3 (34:19):
I remember me like putting up some investment type ship
and a motherfucker, Like, man, cut that ship on and
literally the ship that I learned from the investment. I
end up making some money off of it. But I
remember you telling me, like, it's not about the amount
of money that you put in, because a lot of
people think that you're supposed to put in.

Speaker 1 (34:38):
A ten dollars, fifteenth do dollars it just make some money.

Speaker 3 (34:41):
No, I'm going to show you what he did with
the men, all that you can do with a hundred
dollars that you can do with two hundred.

Speaker 1 (34:49):
Yeah, he stayed flipping lip it. Niggas don't know how
to flip. Yeah, you gotta you gotta leverage your money
instead of trying to flip your money. You know what
I'm saying, So like leverage your money. Mean, that's pretty
much what he say. And like, okay, so the regular
nigga gonna like he said, if you got five thousand
a person, I'm like, okay, I got five thousand to
try to go make ten all in. You get what

(35:11):
I'm saying. No, they're what you're supposed to do. You're
supposed to use risk management, so you're supposed to just
say you got five, don't use no more than one.
So that way you got eighty percent of your capital
left just in case you fail. So the leg just
say you lose that one. Cool, I got fomo to go,
But if you put in the whole five, you lose
fifty percent of your money. Now you got two point fiveings.

(35:33):
You get what I'm saying. So it's like I tell dudes,
use risk management and you can last long because that's
gonna allow you to learn too. But if you keep
blowing your money and over leveraging because you're trying to
hurry up and speed up the process, one days gonna
catch up to you. DC. You know what else? I
know just about following his page though he ain't no

(35:53):
greeted nigga, Like, I see what you're like, Shit, I
did three trades, so I'm done for it like anybody
else who make money. And then you will be like ship,
it didn't take me. But and you say how long
y'all flower, and then you're like, I'm doing for today
with it tomorrow. I like the way you how do
you stop yourself from getting greeted because you're so good

(36:14):
at knowing what you're doing. That's the point. Once you
It's called setups. So I'm a when I'm training, I'm
a hunter. I look at it as if like legit,
I'm in Africa gathering food for my family. So if

(36:34):
we know y'all got food, because anything you say about speech,
he won food. He and the bush Africa. He meant
like he was out there, you know what I'm saying,
and ship like the bushes part, not the neighborhood part.

(36:57):
We know y'all live over there. They got all kinds
of honey, and they stunt so they think we think
they still live in huts. And then they'll be like,
look at my hoot and it'll be like I'm thinking
like ancestral more so than anything not today, like thinking
about like tapping into my anset to it. Yeah, I

(37:19):
told them I say something next Dame and they was like, okay,
we'll give you one chance and chance. So yeah, man, like, uh,
when I'm trading, I'm looking for the right setup. You know,
lions have high probability setups. I don't know if you
are a Discovery channel, but lions have an ancient way
of hunting. Three female lions. One will attack from the left,

(37:41):
one will attack from the right, one will attack from
the middle, and then they meet it and connect and
you see how everybody you see how one is on
this side, one is on this side, one from the back,
and then that's how they take it down. We use
all of our weight to drag it down. So that's
a high probability setup. I mean, and they gonna eat
that night if they take that setup. But you notice
when they show on the Discovery channel that loan Lion

(38:02):
try to go hunt by himself and just go charge
at some zra barely you feel me. So it's the
same thing with trading. I'm only using high probability setups,
and it gotta be confluences. So you see how the
lions got about three females attacking it. I need at
least three reasons to get in the trade two to
three two three, But it can't just be one. You

(38:25):
get what I'm saying, you need you So like trading,
there's here's the thing people can't do. Hope is not
an indicator, meaning like you can't hop into trading and
saying I fucked with this company, I hope it go up.
That's not that's you'll lose money. The proper way is

(38:45):
to learn the setups right, So there are setups. There's
about twenty of them that I know. Give me an example. Cool,
here's one setup that's kind of easy for you to know.
So it's something called the RSI Little Strength Index, right,
So it shows you whether a company has fallen too

(39:06):
hard and will potentially bounce. So let's just say the
level is thirty. If it falls below level thirty on
that graph, then it's giving you a by indicator. Correct.
So a high probability setup would be if there's a
floor in confluence with that level being at below thirty.

(39:30):
You get what I'm saying. So two things happen. The
stocks are at a floor price that it once touched
in history, back in the day, right, So whatever this
price is, you'll see candlesticks touch it. So let's just
say the price is one hundred. It touched one hundred
in May. It also touched one hundred in you know, January,

(39:55):
and it also touched one hundred. So now I see
it touch that one hundred again. Confluence with that RSI
being at thirty. So that's two reasons for me to
get in this trade. You take confluence. What are you saying?
Confluence me when more than one thing add up. That's
what confluence means, right, So I need confluences. I need
at least two to three and if it's five, I'm

(40:18):
putting in a lot of money.

Speaker 3 (40:19):
When you touched that one hundred again, it just showed
you that, Okay, it's.

Speaker 1 (40:22):
Going back up again because because now I have proof
that this level can hold because it touched before in history.
So that's all I'm looking for. I'm looking for history
to repeat itself. You know what I'm saying. So I'm
not I'm not doing no hope shit, but I'm not
doing no whole goddamn. Oh I put some guy down.

(40:43):
It's not it's not luck. You get what I'm saying.
That's the point is not luck. I'm waiting on certain
companies to drop right as far as they can go down.
And when they do that, I'm going to So this
is what the rich do, what they just did when
I'm so, you gotta think like the rich. Once you

(41:03):
learn their game, you can make a lot of money
in the stock market. Right, So I learned their game.
This is why they'll always be rich cause of the
stock market. What's the game? Oh my god, it's simple.
They and I'm doing exactly what they did. When you
saw me post that two hundred rats cause I thought
like them. Alright, meta Facebook, it dropped to eighty four dollars, alright, man,

(41:30):
Tesla dropped to a hundred dollars. Right, it's like a
few This was like around September ish, right, right, October
September is right, two thousand twenty two. So you as
an investor guy to say, Okay, if I was a
rich guy, you know he done sold before. That shit

(41:50):
doesn't drop, right, so he has to load up again.
You got to figure out where he's gonna load up.
That's your goal, your goal to figure out where are
the men with the money going to load up, because
they're gonna keep doing it every time. They gonna load up, sell,
let it drop, load up, and actually they gonna sell

(42:12):
the drop. They gonna make it on money, make money
on the drop they sold. Smart. I'm telling you, the
stock market is meant for the rich to get richer.
It's a tool for the rich. It's not a tool
for the poor. They just letting us participate in it
because they know we don't know what the fuck we're doing,
so they take money from us. When we put our
money in and lose, they take it. You think that

(42:36):
money just disappearing in there, it's the biggest Listen, crypto.
When somebody loses, they make money. That money just don't disappear.
You get what I'm saying. So people are losing money
on purpose. It's just like the casino losing money on
purpose to make them richer, and then the rich guys

(42:59):
make the money that you lost. You get what I'm saying. So, yeah,
I get it, like like that's how this shit go.
So now I figured now I know where to find
where they're going to buy. Right, and even with the

(43:19):
stock market is strategic. You have strategies.

Speaker 3 (43:22):
Yeah, there's rules, right and once you figure out, like
you said, it's twenty rules and twenty strategies that you use, right,
And you always say that one thing, that's why I
fuck with you.

Speaker 1 (43:32):
Now only do I fuck with you, don't.

Speaker 3 (43:33):
Talk you ways to get some money and that shit work, nigga.

Speaker 1 (43:37):
I don't give a fuck what the nigga talking about?
Work you, But you got to know. You gotta know
what you're doing. Yeah, once you fig figure out the rules,
and you always say it's an eighty twenty, it's always risks.

Speaker 3 (43:50):
Remember that you have a twenty percent risk that you
can't lose, but it's an eighty percent chance that you
gonna win.

Speaker 4 (43:55):
What you gotta know when to get out once you lose.

Speaker 1 (43:58):
That's the game of lose. Yeah, once you lose it,
you gotta know when to get out of love. Nigga
be like, oh tapleys, see what that motherfucker go? You
the nigga that that he said they taking the money from.
Let me keep my money. When you lose, you just
gave somebody money. Gave it up. If I win, I
won because somebody lost. I always remember that, right, You

(44:19):
get what I'm saying, right, Nah, also one because I
guess right, but that money. You get what I'm saying. Like,
when there's a when there's a winner, there's a loser.
When there's a loser, there's a winner, right right, right,
So it's so much money in the market, right right,
So this is this, This is all I'm saying. So
this is what I figured out, And I'm gonna tell
you how to figure out when to buy because you

(44:41):
didn't ask that question, y'all should have. There's a simple
way you think that on you said, wait, yeah, wait,
wait on the dep Okay, y'all remember when COVID happened
in twenty twenty, right right, right, Okay, all stops plus
the market was depleted, Apple, Facebook, at Google. Everything you

(45:01):
could think of was depleted at that time, right, including
the market. Right that ETF I told y'a all about
right right, Vo was down, Spy was down. So I'm
gonna give y'all a clue on when to buy. When
the market and all stocks y'all got one and all
stocks are down at the same time. That's a clue

(45:23):
in to buy. Say, so when the market when something
very bad happens, right right, So what you gotta do
is you're not going to be able to guess the bottom.
So what you gotta do is you gotta take your
money and divide that motherfuck into three. So let's just
say you got thirty thousand, right the first drop, right

(45:45):
whenever the market go into RSI ten thousand. The next
drop you might need forty because that last drop you
need to go, you need to double down. So let's
just say we have forty forty thousand. That first drop
very big, gotta be a significant drop. All stops everything
got a drop ten thousand. So when you say ten thousand,
what is the what is the laws? The gain plan?

(46:08):
You just see the game plan is ten thousand into
Oh good job. The game plan is to invest into
a lot of stocks while they're down right, So let's
just say put options, no no, no, no buying buying shares? Shit,
you want the first big drop? Okay, you're speaking shares
terms out shares. Yeah, so we buying shares. We're owning

(46:30):
the company outright. So if Apple costs is Apple is
a is a stock, right, and it's one hundred dollars.
If you buy a share one share, you bought it
for one hundred dollars. So the only way you can
make money is Apple go to one oh one right,
one dollar, because that's where you bought it at. So
you can only make money where you bought Apple. So
if you bought Apple for eighty dollars a share and

(46:51):
it's now one hundred, you now have made twenty dollars
a share. And depends on how many shares you own,
you're going to make twenty times the amount of shit
there's you own. Right, So so the game plan, so
this is what I did. So when Get dropped twenty twenty,
you supposed to buy that depth, right, it's a catastrophe.

(47:12):
But what people didn't expect were the fact that we
were gonna be sitting home and people were and the
government was giving us money. This is what made stocks
boom after twenty twenty because we were sitting People were
sitting home and the government is handing them money. So
now I got the money to go buy their iPhone.
Now I gotta watch Netflix, right now, I gotta watch.
Let me tell you the stocks that went up. Roku

(47:34):
went up because people had to stay home, and you
know what I'm saying, watch TV. Netflix went up because
everybody's subscribing. Zoom went up, everybody remote working. Helloton went
up because now I gotta get stay home and exercise.
You get what I'm saying. So now you gotta learn
how to use common sense with the world and figure
out how the world works. So you not only got

(47:57):
to be a good investor, but you gotta be a
good world. Watch it right, You get what I mean,
because you know it hindsights twenty twenty. But I was like, damn,
who would have known to go all in in that dip?
Only the rich men, they knew. The average person We
scared because we got on masks. So why the fuck

(48:19):
would I go invest if I know that were on lockdown,
and you get what I feel like, this shit can
go lower, right, It made the stops go higher because
they gave us money to spend own the companies. That's
that's all we did, was give it right back to Apple, Microsoft, Google,
Meta and and the Jury store. Louis Vatime went fucking crazy.

Speaker 7 (48:39):
So the money they put him back into the economy,
they knew exactly what they were doing with it.

Speaker 1 (48:42):
They were like, you know what we're gonna done, just
go give it back to us company. We're gonna invent
these companies and we're gonna take the money back. Whoever.
So now they gotta get corrected from that, right. So now,
the reason why they dropped from that was because when
the next quarter come around and y'all open up the
world again, we can't sustain those profits we made in

(49:04):
twenty twenty. So it's just like any business. That's why
the stock market dropped again because once the rich bought
that dip and they took advantage of COVID from twenty
twenty one after the pandemic, they can't sustain the amount
of money everybody made during that time, so we have
to correct. So I knew that. I was like, oh, okay,

(49:26):
buying a dip next time because the world had to
recover after COVID. So now they're like, okay, y'all ain't
giving us no more money. We ain't spending no more money.
And then that give people trying to go look for jobs.
So now, right now, we had one of the lowest
unemployment rates since nineteen sixty nine, and the highest it

(49:46):
was was COVID. At one point in time, we had
like a close to fifteen percent unemployment rate. That when
the world went on lockdown, fifteen percent of the company
was unemployed. I mean country. Now we're at three point
four percent of the world country or the United States,

(50:07):
you know what I'm saying. So that means so so
think about that. Y'all seen all these job layoffs, right
and then let me tell you. Let me explain something
to you too. Whenever a company layoff a bunch of
workers that make the stock go up, that's a good
look for the company because investors like you about to
save five hundred million dollars. So you about to actually

(50:30):
make more money this quarter because you laid off them
employees so people don't know that. But whenever one of
them big companies, like when everybody laid off laying off
employee best by met a Twitter, Amazon laid off damn
near like a fifty piece. So that makes the stock
go up cause they're going to be more profitable. So

(50:52):
once you start learning the world, learning how business work.
But what helped me with the stock market was the
fact that I own a business, and a big one
at that, like an eight figure business. So now I think,
like you white man, right, I'm you now, so I
know when to buy.

Speaker 7 (51:10):
So can you go back into that when you share
you need forty thousand, right, yeah, drop the first time
you dunk ten thousand, saffold we're gonna use.

Speaker 1 (51:18):
I'm focused on the next draft. If they dropped one
more leg, we put in it. We put in the twenty.

Speaker 7 (51:22):
So so saffold this right, So you say, put in
your buying and stop.

Speaker 1 (51:26):
So apples at a hunter. It dropped first leg, and
hey the r inside here eighty, yep, eighty they drop again. Sixty.
Now you got it, quote unquote, We're gonna buy again.

Speaker 7 (51:43):
Tell the people don't worry about losing the money on
the money that you just.

Speaker 4 (51:46):
Bought for the shares at the eighty because you technically
didn't lose.

Speaker 1 (51:51):
Here's going to come back here because I could let me,
let me correct this, because I know how smart asses
are around the world, So I'm just gonnahead to correct it.
It has to be a correction, right, substantial correction. So
correction is when the market falls like thirty percent from
the highs, right, that's a correction. Nah, fifth falls fifty percent,
that's damn near recession. You get what I mean, like

(52:14):
a bad recession, terrible. But one thing about it is
every single drop in the stock markets the two thousand
and eight the Great Depression. So I'll mark them down
for you two thousand and two thousand and one dot
com about bubble right, two thousand and eight thousands right,

(52:38):
two thousand and like it will not twelve, but like
sixteen seventeen was trade war when truck was doing all
that with China, and then COVID twenty twenty and then
the inflation CPI shit is this year. But really that's
just a correctional period from COVID, right, But they just
gonna call it something else. So what you gonna notice

(53:00):
is they always gonna need bad news in order to
drop the market. So now if you guys don't notice,
we're gonna run off the stock market. Well, not gonna
d we run off the stock market, meaning everything we're
doing right now runs off this system, right, because they're
gonna need bad news to drop to drop this shit

(53:21):
again right after the uh after the rich have already bought.
You get what I'm saying.

Speaker 7 (53:27):
Okay, you tell them not the trip on when you'll
share that you bought at eighty drop at a sixty, right,
because in their head they're like, I'm losing money or
my shares value is going down.

Speaker 1 (53:42):
You put in a little bit just in case. It's
just a a little s correctional drop, right, right, So
let just say the S and P five hundred spy corrects, right,
it dropped, So let's just say it was at four hundred, right, right,
So it was at four eighty. That's the fifty two
week high. I remember that before the dr So this
ship dropped down to three hundred. You know what I'm

(54:05):
saying now, Like, okay, this shit dropped eighty dollars from
the highest. I'm gonna buy in first leg to test
the waters. Never go one thing I learned always scale in,
never go full balls deep the first time ever, never else,
scale in, that's your life. Scale in if you gotta

(54:29):
before you go in. Hey, if you got a hundred rats,
But then it was a show man. I mean that balls
deep care. So so okay, yeah Tesla, right, yeah, but
Tesla was doing this crazy. I'm talking about Nigga.

Speaker 4 (54:47):
I'm watching this motherfucker go to life Lamp twelve thirteen,
fourteen fifteen.

Speaker 1 (54:52):
I think this is a successful company. Now we look
at Tesla.

Speaker 4 (54:57):
This bitch is at one hundred, two hundred dollars a shit.

Speaker 1 (55:02):
The people who invest it at twelve hundred, thinking yeah,
this was a good loss. They lost, and it be
people like that, a lot of people. So I was
about to say the fact when Tesla dropped at ninety dollars,
I bought. When Meta dropped at ninety dollars, everybody said
this company is a failure. He put too much money
in metaverse. He's done. But you know what, I thought,

(55:26):
this man has four billion, close to four billion users.
So on my head, I'm like, how can you fuck up?
If you if all you gotta do is send an
email to three billion people with a new product, this
man can never fail. If I got three if I
got three billion emails, you gotta think, bro, imagine if

(55:48):
y'all the weed man and you got three billion helicopter
that can just drop some shit off at somebody front door.
You get what I'm saying. At any point, really wake
up in the morning and they just give you this shit,
don't even get to choose it. Lay So think about
that that you control the world. So how could you

(56:12):
bet against a person who controlled the world using make
the And then this is something I had to learn too.
You got to believe in the CEO. So you got
to believe that the that the company is going to
be innovators. But you also got to get to know
the CEO. Get to know because I didn't know that
either I didn't know. I got to know the man
who owned this bitch too, to see if he got

(56:34):
the the thought process to create something else with his money.
So let's just say you see Aristotle as a company.
Would you trust in the fact that I'm gonna figure
some ship out right right? Right? Would you? Yes? So
you would invest in me if I was a stock
market right, But let's just say your homie, yeah, he
got money but he a drunk. He real complacent. He

(56:56):
ain't he he done. He just want to invest in them.
So that's the same thing with them. Okay, y'all ain't
been growing in the last two years, the CEO of Drunk. Yeah,
they mixed tape shit. Robots look, robots look like they
about to replace y'all. Right, you get what I'm saying,
right right? Fuck y'all technology taking over? Come on now.

(57:20):
So you gotta look at them the same way you
look You gotta look at that the same way as
you look at people as companies too. So I trusted
Mark Zuckenberg. I'm like this man gonna figure this shit out.
Get it to me for eighty I like this price.
Everything is depleted. I bought. I bought Leaps. I made

(57:40):
fifty two thousand dollars. I bought it in September. I
only put in fifteen thousand, and I made fifty Yeah
about it's about that fifty two thousand, right now? What
do you mean? Leaps? Leaps are good question long dated options?
So I bought calls. I bought Call So when Meta

(58:01):
dropped to eighty dollars in October of twenty twenty two,
I spent fifteen thousand on call options and up saying
it's gonna go up. But I bought it out for
three years, so I'm like, ain't no way I can
lose if I wait three years for Donna, if you
hold it, don't want to eat up the money? Hell no,
you want to see my account right now? No, nigga,

(58:22):
i't know what you do.

Speaker 4 (58:23):
I'm just yeah, I'm saying because if that's how it is,
because I bought a fucking least everybody thought leap up
and leap down.

Speaker 1 (58:30):
Well it depends. I bought so perfectly. It was nasty,
so you gotta give yourself time. So and I also
buy kind of in the money, so that way the
THETA can't get ate up too much. You mean so
I buy or not I buy at the money. So
basically let's just say so. They just say Meta was

(58:52):
at eighty dollars right right the option strike price. The
nearest strike price will probably be eighty two. You are
eighty five. I'm buying as close as I can to
the share price for my strike, so that way it
don't get ate up too much. I'm talking me, I'm
buying the nearest one. I'm not buying all the way out,
because if you buy all the way out, it's gonna

(59:14):
tear your ass up. So you either got to be
right at the money, which is the nearest strike price
to the current price. So let's just say the current
price of Meta is eighty dollars and the nearest strike
is eighty two. You go for that strike leaps, or
go for the seventy nine or the eighty if they

(59:35):
got it. You get what I'm saying. You either go
in the money or at the money. At the money
is you know, the closest to it, and in the
money is one that's already profitable, which would be the
eighty dollars strikes the seventy nine dollars strikes because it's
already at eighty dollars. You know what I'm saying. So
that's how I avoided that. I bought Super in the money,

(59:55):
so all of my shits are in the money. So
that means it made my option tracks go like this
because I bought Meta is that is now at like
one hundred fifty sixty, right, so you double so I
bought it at eighty, So now my option contracts are
so profitable that it better keep going up over time,

(01:00:18):
it's gonna just just be a nasty flip forever. So
do you take money out and just keep profits in?
Because now you say, I don't take no money out,
only put it in a hundred racks, So I look
at it as I'm a rich nigga. I can lose
a hundred. So either this shit gonna go to a
million or I lose over the fifteen thousand. You put
in fifteen thousand, and you're gonna wait hold it out

(01:00:40):
yep for three years, cause it's it's you gotta put
in money with leaps. You gotta put in money that
you're you know you're gonna fuck up anyways. You gotta
look at yourself and say, what, I'm a fuck up
on designer holes in the club anyways? By the hundred
you get up there, what you gonna fuck up about?
All the cars in the world? All right? What you're

(01:01:02):
gonna suck up on a new car? Now, let's just
keep talking about. So we're gonna band right there at
the strike because I need some money. You gotta give
up adult this year to god damn to to put
in these leaps because the market just dropped. Okay, you
got to give up I don't know what's your vice.

(01:01:23):
My advice is ship ain't got no vice. You got something?
Everybody no, because I know you can't be frivolous with this.
The only fan accounts pay the season. Send me there.
I saw that video for y'all mounted the internet is

(01:01:45):
any I see that, But you get what I'm saying. Like,
whatever your advice is, you gotta say, ma, I'm gonna
send it. I'm gonna suck this money up anyway. You
know the ins and out right.

Speaker 4 (01:01:56):
I learned where I sucked up at just off about
where you see it.

Speaker 1 (01:02:00):
You buying at the price. I didn't buy mine at
the price.

Speaker 4 (01:02:03):
I bought Tesla knowing that it has been caught been
going up. I knew the stock price and the ad
price was right there. I went down there.

Speaker 1 (01:02:12):
I went down, remember going low, motherfucker. Hope is not
an indicator. You got to actually know what you're doing,
and you got to have at least a few reasons
more than one to go in. But if hope is
your indicator, hope wasn't my indicator.

Speaker 4 (01:02:25):
I was using my RS size and you know the
motherfucking twenty twenty.

Speaker 1 (01:02:29):
I was using all that the MD I using all
that shit.

Speaker 4 (01:02:33):
But I wish I would have bought it at the
price because THETA ate my money up because I said,
you know what, it's gonna go up, and it was
going up, right, but THETA was tearing me down as
it was still going up.

Speaker 1 (01:02:46):
So I was like, you believe in Eli Musk for
the next three years, believe none of these niggas. I
just don't believe it. I believe in I just know
the moment. Let me tell you why you should Why
you should believe in Mark Zuckerberg, Why you should believe
in uh Google, you should believe in because a lot
of things. I look at a few things. What's your
cash flow like? So now we gotta go in the fundamentals.

(01:03:08):
So what you gotta do is you gotta go to
Yahoo finance. You can research the stop and you gona
look at their financials. So I go to their financials,
I go see how much free cash flow do you have?
I want to see what your margins like, meaning like
if you made so for instance, Apple made one hundred
and seventeen billion, but they only profited thirty billion, right right,

(01:03:33):
So that means they keep twenty six percent of their money.
So while y'all thinking, you know, so the average person
gotta look at that and say, damn, they can only
keep twenty six percent of their money. Look how much
it costs Apple to operate that? So I look at
all of that. How much does it cost to operate you?
And how profitable are you per quarter? So Apple profited

(01:03:56):
thirty billion, right, twenty six percent? Metal be profiting close
forty percent of their money. You get what I'm saying.
So I look at all of that. Okay, after all expenses,
how much do you have left? Cool? Apple? Still lick
you feel me? Right? But like with the dividends start
of course, I was putting him on that too, so

(01:04:17):
dividends as well. Dividends is for like rich people in
my opinion, or you know, a hot middle class, but
it ain't for the broke because you gotta buy the
share and then you're only gonna get like fifty cents,
twenty cents, fifteen cents depending on what stock you by
right per share? Now it could be either monthly or quarterly. Right,

(01:04:39):
So I fucked with all that. I learned to diversify
myself and all things you can understand, though not things
you can't. The reason why I'm not heavy in real
estate because I don't understand it. Even though I made
you've seen that house. I bought that shit for six hundred.
I sold it for nine, right, just to get rid
of it. I know if I would have held it
for a few more years, it probably be at a

(01:04:59):
hundre at a million. But what type of nigga a
matter to wait for a hundred grand? You know what
I'm saying, Like, come on, I'm not feeling wait three
years for no hundred but when I know I don't
even want that on a T shirt. I want that
on a coat. Nigga, who want a coat? What niggas matter?
Wait for a hundred grand? Yeah on my coat. I'm
not feeling. Wait another game? And I'm a visual learning fell.

(01:05:23):
It took about twenty minutes once he said this is
what you look. I thought you was want of them
learners that had to put the headphones on. No, I
hate that, like audio, don't read me, but read my
damn sit. I want to be able to know the
word when I see it.

Speaker 4 (01:05:37):
You feel what I'm saying, right, But it's like once
he said, look for this, look for that, look for that.
Now a lot of people how I learned is go
take my own wrist and take my own you know
what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 (01:05:47):
I was like, Okay, now that I know the rules,
I know what to look for. So it was other
like stocks and ship that he would never invested in.
He like, I ain't never seen no shit like that.

Speaker 4 (01:05:56):
I'm like, he bought I bought the ship, and I'm
just sitting there like, yeah, how about that?

Speaker 1 (01:06:00):
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We gave you what you want it.

Speaker 4 (01:06:14):
They give us some subscriptions to the appet.

Speaker 1 (01:06:20):
Eighty five dollars a year.

Speaker 4 (01:06:22):
Channelwaity five dot Com eighty five south Shore get that.

Speaker 1 (01:06:26):
This is what they don't know. They have really three dollars,
but adjusted for inflation, it's eight doll Yeah what LO said,
get the app, man, stop bushing. Were out of here, man,