They are also selling things direct to consumer on Tiktok, and it's hilarious. They can't name prices or brands... But you can communicate via their WhatsApp they list and buy almost any luxury bag for $100 and Nikes for $10-$15. Laundry pods for a few cents a pod.
They are even giving directions for how to order from manufacturers and avoid tariffs with personal shopping services.
It's Fox News... That's the elephant in the room. You can't make progress when they are propoganda masquerading as news.
The very fact that they haven't been sued into the ground or curtailed at all by the government lends them legitimacy. People believe what they see on the TV, especially if it makes them feel good.
I actually have an unfortunate amount of knowledge through education of the whole system... Didn't end up sticking with it because I didn't want to scam stupid and old people for transaction fees, and that's like half of investment finance. But anyway... Vibe trading is definitely a thing. It just works until it doesn't... I think it has to do with people starting to intuitively understand the way algorithms are pushing the market. They get really good at it, until the algorithms eventually change and they lose money.
I think it's about not becoming overwhelmingly risk tolerant. They usually take larger and larger positions, becoming more sure of themselves before the market as they understand it changes, and they hoist themselves up by their own petards.
Just looked it up, Google says he wrote some of Trump's speeches in the first term.