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Good information. Rebalancing your portfolio according to the current market conditions will mitigate your investment losses.

Great information. I tend to agree with Christine's comments of having an annuity to supplement social security benefits, because social security is also an annuity. Also being diversified with other investments like bond mutual funds, money market funds, and stock mutual funds helps in retirement.

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I think investors should always put their cash to work, especially In 2024, we'll start to see more market diversification. I'm hoping to invest about $350k of my savings in stocks against next year. Hope to make millions in 2024

So nice watching a professional interviewer. Really reminds you what you're missing on a lot of other youtube zoom style pod interviews. This channel in one word. Class.

Warren Buffett's perspective on dividends is that they may not be beneficial if a company has better uses for its capital to promote growth. Instead of focusing on dividends, he suggests investing in companies with growth potential. However, some investors see dividends as a way to generate income. It's possible to create a portfolio that generates a dividend income of $50k-70k with a $1 million investment.

Wow. This interviewee really knows his stuff. I'm impressed!

Brilliant Women!!! Wake up Catholic Church!!!

This was one of the best interviews I have seen on this show.

Buffett only looked for well run business when he came under Munger influence.

Superb, articulate guest. T. Rowe Price is a great investment manager.

I always wanted to trade crypto, so I gave it a shot despite being confused by the price volatility. Even after watching many UA-cam videos, I found it difficult to understand and ended up losing my trades.

Thanks!

Why not just buy shares in Berkshire Hathaway and save all the effort?

It's shocking that an African-American owns Tesla, Space X, and X (Twitter). Elon Musk was born in Africa. A true African/American.

more value oriented investors plz my dear

Buffett buys and sells stocks all the time

I own stocks, bit I also own gold.. What's the big deal? Love the little chuckle this guy has when he mentions gold. The little chuckle sounds just like Warren's chuckle when he mentions gold.

Warren Buffett now looks tired, almost senile

I invested in the Buffett coterie in the old days buying deep value stocks. They no longer exist and if they did there wouldn't be plentiful enough to make a difference to his huge kitty.

It is sort of helpful at this point with research. A better smarter Google if you spend all the money in the world right now. You still won't have much in the next 1. 2. And even 5 years

What would John Rockefeller have done to his competition other refiners, railroads etc etc. if he had AI, what will our democracy be like if one of these few AI boys gets control of the voting and judicial systems?

God help humanity if these quick buck artists unleash their caveman ideas to Nuclear power etc.

Artificial intelligence is an artifiicial business model, just like the tulip bulb craze. Enjoy it while it lasts. Why do I say this, simple reality always wins, someone has to make the donuts no matter how many emails you send to the cloud and go home early from work.

True!

Pick up "TWO BROTHERS IN AN EMPTY GARAGE"

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Many people (including Dom Rizzo) brainstorm what they feel AI could do, and then act as if it is doing it already. It's not. It doesn't work, and answers it gives are dubious on Chat GPT. And it doesn't learn from its mistakes, even when corrected. Will it work eventually? Yes. But right now, it's a natural-language interface, a google search, and a nice output, but frequently with the wrong answers, mistakes etc. It doesn't learn, and it doesn't reason. It's not really AI, and it's not improving efficiency and productivity of the users. It will get there, but over decades, and peoples' and investors' belief in it today is misplaced. Just because CEOs want to (and need to) mention it in quarterly earnings calls, they are buying it, but it hasn't improved productivity and when people realize this, the whole thing will go on simmer for a decade.

He’s drinking the koolaid

Only 3000 views of this- top of the heap- show ,while the airhead influencers lip synching music videos, get millions .we live in a deranged nation.

the term bots was changed to Ai .I wonder why .I like bots better. Can you imagine the amount of email we will get soon when bots send them automatically. I delete all email now w/o reading them.

Total BS as AI is just a digital snake oil salesman

Thanks!

Very aptly, she starts with a dialog from “Graduate” about Plastics representing the future in 60s. Look what plastics have done to the planet in 50-60 years. Will AI do that to the nature of reality and our very consciousness in next 50 years? By the way, HAL 9000 was the computer in “Space odyssey 2001” A must see movie if you haven’t seen it.

Caught the repeat of this show a few minutes ago. Now I think that I understand a bit more of why politicians might be upset about ai, as many of them are lawyers. With the advent over the last 10 years (?) of ai, they see themselves as being out of a job as attorneys. Boggle. I am reminded of a CBS' 60 Minutes episode hosted by Mike Wallace, in the mid to late 80s where it was shown that a former office manager (who was not an attorney) for a lawyer that had made photo copies of about 12 blank legal documents. Ones that she had originally prepared under her boss' (who was a lawyer, but had died, in the saddle, so to speak) supervision. After the month or two it took for the dust to settle from her previous boss' passing, she set up her own office and started to fill out blank photocopies under her own name, as it were. After about 6 months, she had been successfully sued for 'practicing law without a license.' Apparently, the filling out of these forms were the basic bread and butter of the lawyers of the State in which Mike did his interview in. I forget the State in which this occurred --- it has been a few years. I suspect that many lawyers see these widgets that are already here and online, taking away their own jobs away from them if they are voted out of office. The only advantage that people might currently have over ai widgets, is that these widgets have yet to master the "talent" for swilling booze at Moe's? In a practical manner? What might be next, accounting? Maybe there's gonna be a march, a sit-in? PBS is often funny in a tongue in cheek sort of way. This is one of those times. Still chuckling here. Many thanks.

She asks all the right questions

Count me skeptical. They were talking about artificial intelligence when I went to school back in the 1980's. We were working on Silicon Graphics and Alliant vector (parallel) processing machines in the 1990's. So AI leverages the world of misinformation called the internet?

AMD's acquisition of FPGA giant Xilinx has put them in a great position to lead the AI hardware companies, never mind be a "second source". They're products are not limited to GPUs. We'll have to wait and see if they don't flake out like Intel did when they acquired Altera. AMD seems to have gotten the acquisition right so far. (It was almost a merger since Xilinx was valued @ $35 B and Intel @ $80 B). Intel, on the other hand, basically ruined Altera and wound up spinning them off as a wholly owned, independent FPGA company. IMO Intel made irreversible blunder in the way they handled the acquisition back in 2015. Xilinx dominated the FPGA industry after the acquisition and AMD seems to have done well with the merger. (AMD actually did what all these huge companies claim they will do when they make such grand acquisitions. (The usual "product synergies" claims.) In April AMD announced a new generation of their Versal AI Soc (System on a Chip). Do a search to find the EE Journal article from this April for a pretty good explanation of how this AI SoC works (try these search terms: eejournal AMD Versal gen2). The author takes some time to get going, so if you're not in the mood for a history of FPGAs, scroll down about a page to the first 2 diagrams where he explains the three phases of processing in AI-driven embedded systems: preprocessing, inference, and postprocessing. Keep in mind that this is the EE Journal website, so it may get too technical for some. If you're a little in the dark about AI, this may help. If you're technically savvy, that article should be very informative for you.

Rizzo rocked it. 🖖

6:37 she is like i totally understand what you are saying. )

Excellent interview. Thanks

is this the same RIzzo as the singer LIzzo? He's skinny

Thank you for having some young people explaining their ideas.

HAL 9000

Thanks for the excellent content, Wealthtrack. The trick is to make AI smarter, but not smarter than us; otherwise, we humans will have a big regret. Think of the movie Terminator and Skynet.

Elon Musk is Gen X not a Boomer.

🌈Helpful, thanks😊

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Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got to talking about investment and money. I started investing with $150k and in the first 2 months, my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and get more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.