Predictions based on past behavior? And how many times do we see that warning phrse: " Past performmance is no guarrantee of future performance"??? I see it on almost every posting from reputable organizations. Could it be true??

My perception here is more towards "snake oil derivitives" rather than any science.

This article would have been much better presented in a text format. Videos are for entertainment.

Thesame article in a text format instead of in a comedy show format would have been much more useful and educational.

Quite an interesting take on the insurance brokering/sales business. And certainly a lot of profit to be made short term.  That explains the motivation. Selling a product without having to produce or hold the product is certainly an excellent business plan, no question there. No expense to buy or store the product, and not much shipping cost either.

The concept sounds almost too good to be true, or at least too good to be that simple.

It seens that the author is trying to make a point. But a graph without legible labels does not do that very well. And certainly there needs to be some more comment about "why", which it is OK to label it "One person's opinion."

The presentation would have been a greater benefit if it had been in a text format instead of a video.

So earnings are up but the growth rate is down. Really, that is not sovery surprising, given that seeing a lot of people die is quite a downer, likely to dampen the mood of most parties. Really, seeing folks die is a downer! It will lower the entusiasm of most normal folks quite a lot. But a few individuals will not be affected at all.

An interesting sales pitch for the Elliot Wave Theory.  Is there any math behind it, or is it only a graphics analysis? Just wondering.

We can not expect that every day will produce a big increase in our wealth. Every day that we do not "Crash abd Burn" is a good day! Some days are GREAT!, but "good" is quite acceptable.