TikTok has some great content, and some not so great. Here are some finance TikToks giving bad financial advice. Financial advisor reacts to bad advice given by popular TikTok accounts. Always do your research before making any important financial decisions, and don’t listen to these TikToks!
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TikTok… Giving financial advice like the way the Chicoms run their government.
SarahFinance and all these other Forex gurus annoy me, she just blew up out of nowhere and even Wealth Financial used her as an influencer in their ads.. like I’ve been in the digital marketing game since 2016. No one starts and in one year makes their first million, she makes videos on EVERYTHING. Apparently she’s not only a Shopify expert, but a Crypto expert, a Stock expert, a Forex expert. Jesus Christ I’m getting sick and tired of these online “gurus” and their rags to riches story.
If you buy the home for a certain amount of money… that is now the price of that home. The lender's appraisal on my new home came in at about 10k more than I offered, but… it didn't sell at 10k more than I offered, it sold at what I offered. Like, if a family member is giving you a deal, that's one thing, but in that case the family member is giving you 40k or so and you should thank them.
You sound like the CFAI when justifying the Ethics questions haha Amazing channel btw! keep it up
Could you do a video discussing the high short interest of AMC and educating people about short squeeze? I think its a good derivative topic to cover as an example
well, i can't wait to thrift books like the intelligent investor haha
nice video again, getting pretty exhausted from these finance gurus on tiktok.
good stuff bro
This guys brain is HUGE
I’m in the Accounting at BYU (top 5 accounting in the nation) and your views in this video are spot on haha. It’s insane watching how much people on TikTok or any social media platform quite frankly are taking advantage of the lack of knowledge people have in the finance world. Lmao, great video. Loved it. Earned me as a subscriber
This video was a breath of fresh air from the usual CFA advise for which I watch you.
Keep up the good work !
Mate until now i thought you only give good advises , but you also give good expressions lol…..Jokes apart it was really a good content to clear the financial misconceptions people had.
Solid reactions! Well done, especially the undervalued stock review.
I think he was hinting at getting a "first time home buyer" loan or taking advantage of some other lending program, so it is mortgage fraud probably, not tax fraud. The tax side would be cheating on depreciation recapture and, you are right, the home owner exclusion
Would love to hear your thoughts on robo advisors and firms like wealthfront and betterment
Great content – keep it up 👍
You should do more of these!
i'm a real estate investor and it isn't considered fraud to claim its your primary residence and then rent it out. the rational is that there's nothing stopping someone from buying a property to "live in", then "changing their mind" after the purchase and proceeding to rent it out. whatever you choose to do with it after purchase is complete is up to you. (of course this only works if you are renting the house/apartment you currently live in)
This is some excellent content! Would love to see more react videos and get your opinion on other financial media.
Any advice for aspiring financial advisors in college?
Brilliant content but poor views
I subscribed you for fun
Please make video's only for fun