I believe UK has a lot of talented smart people. So long as it continues to attract smart people (local and foreign) into its finest learning institutions and providing them opportunities to stay and contribute, I think UK will do well. This is of course tampered with the uncertainly of a business scale ability in the context of a Brexit. Would a UK startup or business be able to expand into Europe and elsewhere seamlessly and cost effectively? To be a trillion market cap company, you have to be global! Geopolitics around the world is causing tremendous stress on companies’ strategic planning. For UK, I think Brexit and its policies towards major economies including China, needs to be carefully addressed. If not, the risks vs returns considerations will not favour UK. UK is not a low cost and low tax environment. So investment dollars have to weigh these things carefully.
American here: I don’t see much hope for the UK. Outside of London, the nation is as poor as the State of Mississippi. It’s banking sector needs more regulation. The LIBOR fraud was prosecuted as if it were an OxBridge student prank. The corrupt City of London government and Jersey and other island document dumps show London was Russia’s main money launderer—and this includes real estate. The quants I know in Switzerland and the U.S. and China do circles around London quants who have no training in AI. And the Banking ascendency of England is just a final gasp of money earned from Empire. I shorted the UK and will continue to, until it resolves critical shortcomings among its elite.
In light of the ongoing global economic crisis, it is crucial for everyone to prioritize investing in diverse sources of income that are not reliant on the government. This includes exploring opportunities in stocks, gold, silver, and digital currencies. Despite the challenging economic situation, it remains a favorable time to consider these investments.
Investing is all about knowing bearish periods ultimately establish a new crop of stocks to buy and watch while setting the stage for a robust new uptrend.I have been reading articles of people that grossed profits up to $250k during this crash, what are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist?
So what you are saying is is better to invest abroad. Anybody can do it. Let your money colonize word for you I guess. Nothing new. You do it right. And yes UK is more and more USA state. And build economy on foreign work force.
I've heard that some experts are pointing to factors like rising inflation and this possibility of interest rate getting higher as potential triggers for Treasury market instability. It's making me rethink my investment strategy, especially with my stocks portfolio of $400k
The point at the end of Brits not wanting to invest in stocks is so poignant. I had never invested in stocks until I was in my late 20's as I thought investing was the same as day trading. Highly recommend for Brits to get involved in investing and subscribe to channels like Damien Talks Money or Pension Craft as they will tell you the basics of how to get started!
this isn’t a new thing in the uk The market trend can turn around very quickly. In fact, the indexes often switch from a bear market to a bull market when the news is at its worst and the mood of investors is at its lowest point. I read an article of people that grossed profits up to $150k during this crash, what are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist?
I dont even know where the stock market is headed to right now. my portfolio of around 200k is not increasing more than 5% and people are predicting a crash .
Тоже тут торгую, за пару месяцев доход чисто на трейдинге вырос с 500 баксов до 1000. Торгую сдержанно, без лишних рисков, как ты учил, небольшими сумами
That’s a smart move!! And also investing in stocks will be of great help. I started investing in stocks last 2 years and I was able to make $350 to 500k this year.
Here is my take as someone who worked for tech companies in London and Europe and as well for US tech company. There is not one or two reasons but probably 20 why UK or Europe don't have large tech companies.
1. SaaS market. Selling on UK/European market is much more complicated than selling on the US market. The language barrier isn't even a huge issue. Each country has different culture, different way of doing business. If you want to sell to French companies you need someone who either understand French or is based in France. It is not the case in the US. You launch your product and immediately you are exposed to the bigger and unified market than the whole Europe.
2. Tech selling to tech. You would be surprised how many different tech solutions modern companies can use. In the US there are many more tech companies which means you produce tech and you sell it to other tech company. In Europe, to whom you gonna sell? To French luxury brand? German automotive?
3. American buyers are much more tech savvy. Adoption and understanding of tech is much higher in the US. In Europe there are still thousands of decision makers who don't understand how adopting SaaS solution can transform their companies.
4. Poor leadership. I think that British and European CEOs they all have amazing visions, special ideas on how they will safe the world but can't organise their businesses. Cannot introduce the processes. I remember UK businesses having their operations all over the place. I remember several Swiss and German companies having software production in Europe and commercial operations in the US. Why? European companies are also less aggressive than the US ones.
5. We are too fragmented. For example UK has really good fintech scene. Why we need 8 or more fintech banks that do the same and compete for the same customer? We need 2 or 3 banks that will dominate local market and expand globally. The same is true in identity verification or eSign and many other segments.
6. In the UK, I feel the "hidden" language holds things back. In the UK company always is everything perfect. No one complains publicly. Whereas Americans are much more direct. How you can progress if you don't discuss your problems, if you cannot communicate in direct way?
7. Capital market. In Europe only small % of population invests in stocks. In the US, it is a totally different picture.
8. Acquisitions. US companies have so much money they can buy any European, upcoming, tech company. I think we need to be much more strategic if we want to have large tech companies.
The UK in 2024 does not have a globally competitve workforce or economy. It's universities graduate engineering majors that outside the top unis are not well versed in AI/ML or modern tech.
����Superb, what a strategy but mam this is about Experience and practice. But i need some Experience and Practice here. Can you make a complete video on this? Love from India
Your channel is a treasure trove of valuable information for traders. Your strategies are so well thought out and effective, and your explanations are always clear and easy to understand. Thank you for all the hard work you put into your channel!
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Thank you Cambridge. Keep sending the genius here. We’ve got a beachfront house for them.
-an American dude.
London will be a next superpower because we will get the best talent pool, you see
I believe UK has a lot of talented smart people. So long as it continues to attract smart people (local and foreign) into its finest learning institutions and providing them opportunities to stay and contribute, I think UK will do well. This is of course tampered with the uncertainly of a business scale ability in the context of a Brexit. Would a UK startup or business be able to expand into Europe and elsewhere seamlessly and cost effectively? To be a trillion market cap company, you have to be global! Geopolitics around the world is causing tremendous stress on companies’ strategic planning. For UK, I think Brexit and its policies towards major economies including China, needs to be carefully addressed. If not, the risks vs returns considerations will not favour UK. UK is not a low cost and low tax environment. So investment dollars have to weigh these things carefully.
American here: I don’t see much hope for the UK. Outside of London, the nation is as poor as the State of Mississippi. It’s banking sector needs more regulation. The LIBOR fraud was prosecuted as if it were an OxBridge student prank. The corrupt City of London government and Jersey and other island document dumps show London was Russia’s main money launderer—and this includes real estate.
The quants I know in Switzerland and the U.S. and China do circles around London quants who have no training in AI. And the Banking ascendency of England is just a final gasp of money earned from Empire.
I shorted the UK and will continue to, until it resolves critical shortcomings among its elite.
Please share something we didn't already know!!!
We don’t have tech companies in the UK because people rather watch love island than do maths.
In light of the ongoing global economic crisis, it is crucial for everyone to prioritize investing in diverse sources of income that are not reliant on the government. This includes exploring opportunities in stocks, gold, silver, and digital currencies. Despite the challenging economic situation, it remains a favorable time to consider these investments.
Investing is all about knowing bearish periods ultimately establish a new crop of stocks to buy and watch while setting the stage for a robust new uptrend.I have been reading articles of people that grossed profits up to $250k during this crash, what are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist?
Indicator settings from your video were so helpful. Thanks!🦺
So what you are saying is is better to invest abroad. Anybody can do it. Let your money colonize word for you I guess. Nothing new. You do it right. And yes UK is more and more USA state. And build economy on foreign work force.
I've heard that some experts are pointing to factors like rising inflation and this possibility of interest rate getting higher as potential triggers for Treasury market instability. It's making me rethink my investment strategy, especially with my stocks portfolio of $400k
The point at the end of Brits not wanting to invest in stocks is so poignant. I had never invested in stocks until I was in my late 20's as I thought investing was the same as day trading. Highly recommend for Brits to get involved in investing and subscribe to channels like Damien Talks Money or Pension Craft as they will tell you the basics of how to get started!
HOW IS BREXIT WORKING OUT MATEY? AYE.
Good UK economy
this isn’t a new thing in the uk The market trend can turn around very quickly. In fact, the indexes often switch from a bear market to a bull market when the news is at its worst and the mood of investors is at its lowest point. I read an article of people that grossed profits up to $150k during this crash, what are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist?
empire's gone. get over it.
I dont even know where the stock market is headed to right now. my portfolio of around 200k is not increasing more than 5% and people are predicting a crash .
Тоже тут торгую, за пару месяцев доход чисто на трейдинге вырос с 500 баксов до 1000. Торгую сдержанно, без лишних рисков, как ты учил, небольшими сумами
That’s a smart move!! And also investing in stocks will be of great help. I started investing in stocks last 2 years and I was able to make $350 to 500k this year.
Cool binary options game ideas — and I'm waiting for new ones!
I'm always surprised that you're around binary options, Michael!🌏
Мне нравится, что бинарные опционы позволяют заработать даже при небольших инвестициях.
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Спасибо, наверное, это для меня лично самый полезный видос за пару лет, русскоязычному сегменту не хватает гайдов/обзоров по теме п2п
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Here is my take as someone who worked for tech companies in London and Europe and as well for US tech company. There is not one or two reasons but probably 20 why UK or Europe don't have large tech companies.
1. SaaS market. Selling on UK/European market is much more complicated than selling on the US market. The language barrier isn't even a huge issue. Each country has different culture, different way of doing business. If you want to sell to French companies you need someone who either understand French or is based in France. It is not the case in the US. You launch your product and immediately you are exposed to the bigger and unified market than the whole Europe.
2. Tech selling to tech. You would be surprised how many different tech solutions modern companies can use. In the US there are many more tech companies which means you produce tech and you sell it to other tech company. In Europe, to whom you gonna sell? To French luxury brand? German automotive?
3. American buyers are much more tech savvy. Adoption and understanding of tech is much higher in the US. In Europe there are still thousands of decision makers who don't understand how adopting SaaS solution can transform their companies.
4. Poor leadership. I think that British and European CEOs they all have amazing visions, special ideas on how they will safe the world but can't organise their businesses. Cannot introduce the processes. I remember UK businesses having their operations all over the place. I remember several Swiss and German companies having software production in Europe and commercial operations in the US. Why? European companies are also less aggressive than the US ones.
5. We are too fragmented. For example UK has really good fintech scene. Why we need 8 or more fintech banks that do the same and compete for the same customer? We need 2 or 3 banks that will dominate local market and expand globally. The same is true in identity verification or eSign and many other segments.
6. In the UK, I feel the "hidden" language holds things back. In the UK company always is everything perfect. No one complains publicly. Whereas Americans are much more direct. How you can progress if you don't discuss your problems, if you cannot communicate in direct way?
7. Capital market. In Europe only small % of population invests in stocks. In the US, it is a totally different picture.
8. Acquisitions. US companies have so much money they can buy any European, upcoming, tech company. I think we need to be much more strategic if we want to have large tech companies.
All of your videos are super helpful! Making me a better trader everyday! Demo trading is going well now just have to try on real account
The UK in 2024 does not have a globally competitve workforce or economy. It's universities graduate engineering majors that outside the top unis are not well versed in AI/ML or modern tech.
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����Superb, what a strategy but mam this is about Experience and practice. But i need some Experience and Practice here. Can you make a complete video on this? Love from India
Your channel is a treasure trove of valuable information for traders. Your strategies are so well thought out and effective, and your explanations are always clear and easy to understand. Thank you for all the hard work you put into your channel!
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How boring. Why does she get money without an app? The engineers should unionise!
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it's not rocket science. The taxes are too high
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