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Coming out of facing alot, I knew two things about the stock market: It caused the Great Depression, and the fastest way to make a million on the markets was to start with two million. And then the Great Recession happened only a few years later. So yeah, I wish someone had better explained it to me earlier in life. Having a good entry and exit strategy will make you succeed in the stock market.

Great video; now I have to binge-watch all your videos. You have a new subscriber here. Question: If you were to create an ETF of maybe seven cannabis stocks, what would you consider for a long-term hold?

Moving to much

Thx for the video ! Iam also a shareholder of HIMS its now by far My largest posistion in My portfolio.started buying at 4-5 dollar and added last month at 11,- When it dippet because of the palastine remark. Now aim holding a position with a average of 7,- And 2500 shares it was not a easy ride ….very bumpy 😂

I’ve been on NVDA, tech stocks for four years, anytime it drops 15% my coach advised I buy more in the managed holdings. Buy when others panic to sell. I’m cashing up some blue chip stock at a cheaper price and on great interest.

this guy talks a good game but can't trade himself out of a shoebox lol.

valuation legend

The anchor is so excellent. I hope I can learn more from you!

Thanks for copying 5 year old videos and posting it again on youtube

8:06 "I've come to know and believe that listening is a principal essential quality." No you haven't.

The interviewer talked more than Peter Lynch.

Lucky to be here

Awesome presentation, lots of valuable and helpful advice!

Thank you.

‏‪MarketGrader currently rates High Tide, Inc. SELL, based on an overall grade of 43.2 (out of 100). This grade is calculated by aggregating our 24 fundamental indicators across Growth, Value, Profitability and Cash Flow and conveys our view on the stock's investment merit in the next 18 months. Our methodology, which focuses on identifying growth-at-a-reasonable-price opportunities among public equities requires a minimum overall grade of 60 in order to issue a BUY rating; in this case, the company's fundamentals fall short of that mark and are not deserving of a better rating without an improvement in the company's financial performance, a more attractive valuation, or preferably a combination of both. We have maintained this rating since we first initiated .coverage of the stock on October 22, 2019

Great video and I agree with your assessment on the potential upside of HITI for the next 2 years. I have a very sizable position at a cost basis of $2.31 USD per share and been in the stock since early 2021. For the past 3 years, High Tide found themselves in a dog fight in the Canadian retail cannabis industry, but I have a feeling that over the next 2-3 years, the company and the stock will really take off like Usain Bolt.

I will take the 10X! Thank you!

Best cannabis company out there!

I'm adding monthly as long as it stays under $3

$HITI, The best company in its sector and the cheapest, a hidden gem ready to emerge. The best times are yet to come!

Let him Talk and expand on his concepts. You spoiled the interview by interrupting so much

Thank you Mr Marks. Love your books and love your memos

Nice video😊

Yes, very undervalued with p/s only ~ 0.5 p/s compared to its competitors and the best performing in the sector. HITI is standing out as the clear long-term winner in its sector

Prof damodaran is so crisp, fluent and quick with his English and content that I have to tune playback speed to 0.75X from normal - as I kept rewinding multiple times 😅

1:12:06

possible, plausible, probable

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expect dilution better time to buy in the future. they need cash.

Just as I'm watching this. I checked screener to see Mr pabrai sold off his stock in march. It shot up in June. Did he buy again? #sunteck

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Mind set and psychology is also very important things in trading as well as in investing. I followed my own strategy and it earns me very handsome return.

Hims and ODD are my two favorites 😊

Adding to the story…. Uber and Lyft drivers are allowing illegal immigrants rent their permit/ license to drive unsuspecting passengers. This is a serious problem, I, my daughter and her friends are much more hesitant to take an Uber or Lyft.

My BuyIn is 3,50EUR :D 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

what is the name of the book he's referring to at 1:06:21

in which year was the lecture recorded?

Great stuff man, I also believe this company would be a huge winner, long before the weight loss catalyst. I plan on holding for the long term.

Missed HIMS by a day. Glad I got into HiTide though. Thanks for the analysis.

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Uber Value as of today $ 144.80B

Masterpiece, offered by a Master.

Anyone else absolutely tired of these friggin financial bots/shills? Cmon UA-cam, if we report the living crap out of them we can tank their grift

FYI: the left brain right brain dichotomy is NOT a legend. Check out Ian McGilchrist’s work - The Master and His Emissary. The domination of the left brain might define the fall of our civilization

Decoding Valuation: Insights from Aswath Damodaran Introduction: Join the journey unraveling the secrets of stock market valuation with Aswath Damodaran and his priceless insights. The Interplay of Number Crunchers and Storytellers: Damodaran delves into the dichotomy between analytical minds and creative storytellers, emphasizing the necessity of both realms in valuation. With anecdotal comparisons and humorous analogies, he simplifies the complex art of merging numbers and narratives. Unveiling the Importance of Business Stories: Explore the significance of storytelling in investing, as Damodaran dissects the myths surrounding precision and creativity. Real-world examples, like Uber's evolving narrative, showcase how narratives can shape stock values. The Challenge of Imagination in Valuation: From converting stories into numbers to striking the balance between facts and fantasies, Damodaran navigates the treacherous terrain of valuation with wit and wisdom. Learn how to infuse imagination while maintaining analytical rigor. Valuation Beyond Financial Statements: Discover how understanding companies like Uber goes beyond crunching numbers, and delving into operational intricacies and market dynamics. Damodaran unravels the layers of business models, revenue structures, and industry challenges, such as the disruptive impact of ride-sharing services. Conclusion: As you wrap up this valuation odyssey, remember the core lessons of diverse perspectives, evolving narratives, and the essence of storytelling in stock market analysis. Embrace the art of valuation with a blend of creativity and discipline.

Excited to share insights from a priceless lecture by Aswath Damodaran on the stock market! Aswath Damodaran revolutionized valuation education in 1986, emphasizing storytelling and number crunching in investing. Valuation involves converting stories into numbers, seeking diverse feedback, and simplifying business narratives. Understanding Uber's business model and impossible valuations exemplify the nuances of storytelling in investing. Continuous evaluation, skepticism towards valuations, and consistent storytelling are key to success in the dynamic stock market landscape. What are your thoughts on incorporating storytelling into investment analysis? Share your views in the comments! #Investing #Valuation #Storytelling

00:02 Aswath Damodaran learned everything about valuation while teaching his class. 02:05 Differences in academic interests and career paths 06:03 Importance of storytelling in investing 08:08 Valuation requires developing both number crunching skills and imagination. 12:34 The key to valuation is converting the story into numbers. 14:30 Investing is about taking ownership of your own stories 18:15 Uber serves as a matchmaker for drivers and riders. 19:58 Understanding the business model of Uber's payment structure 23:24 Automobile business is a difficult and low-margin industry. 25:22 Investing in R&D is crucial for modern car companies. 29:02 Keep business stories simple and focused 30:49 Uber will dominate local car service markets 34:21 Valuations can be impossible to achieve 36:10 Valuation should consider growth, reinvestment, and risk 39:35 Uber's impact on automotive industry 41:20 Elizabeth Holmes' company, Theranos, raised billions based on unproven technology. 44:50 Analyst overlooked the need for new plants in Tesla's valuation 46:42 Aswath Damodaran values Uber at $6 billion based on his assumptions about market growth and competitive advantages. 50:06 Aswath Damodaran emphasizes the importance of getting diverse reactions to your views. 51:54 Uber's business model and financials are not as straightforward as it seems. 55:25 Stock valuation is dynamic due to macro and micro shifts. 57:10 Valuation is a story that evolves over time 1:00:30 Different companies can have varying levels of success due to their business approach and culture. 1:02:16 Investing in companies with horror stories reveals behavioral and psychological valuation issues. 1:05:53 Consistency in storytelling is crucial for building trust in business. 1:07:39 High pricing benefits companies with initial capital needs 1:11:09 Investing has karmic moments beyond one's control. 1:12:56 Corporate reputation and value 1:16:18 Automate the selling process to avoid emotional decision-making. 1:17:58 Using Monte Carlo simulations for valuations promotes honesty and specificity about uncertainty. 1:21:25 Enjoy the investing process regardless of making money 1:23:13 Take ownership of both sides of the investment. 1:26:45 Defining capital and reinvestment for compounding growth 1:28:24 Human capital and recruiting/training expenses should be treated like capex

35:40 Netflix predicted valuation 2015 600$billion Damodaran already told it’s not possible it’s impossible implausible and probably improbable and now in 2024 Netflix is valued at 276$ billion

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