We are Dave Hanson, Chris Camillo & Jordan Mclain. On this channel, we reveal our actual investments and thoughts on the stock market every week. We’re just like you, but we found a way to turn tens of thousands into tens of millions. How? Not by working. We quit our jobs to invest our own money. We find investment ideas in our real lives. Wall Street professionals call people like us “Dumb Money”. They think they’re the only ones smart enough to invest. We’re here to prove them wrong. Unlike most finance gurus, we don’t have anything to sell. No courses, no software. It’s just us. We watch online trends to give our investments a social edge. Our goal is to give everyone tools to make their money work for them, by investing in whatever they’re most passionate about.
Short sellers just knocked 20% off a major AI energy player, claiming a critical raw material shortage makes the whole company a house of cards. Yet, tech giants like Oracle and Brookfield are still signing multi-billion-dollar contracts with them. I've looked at the supply chain data, and there's one massive factor the critics are completely miscalculating.
I've been analyzing the upcoming launch of GTA 6, and it's clear most investors are asking the wrong questions. While Wall Street is busy counting day-one box office sales, they're missing the true platform play that could secure high-margin revenue for the next decade. There's one specific promotional milestone that will signal whether this title becomes an unprecedented cash machine or a major disappointment.
Tech sector volatility has sent short-term investors scrambling, but the real storm is brewing in the robotics timeline. Wall Street's current projections for bipedal workforce deployment are mathematically impossible. I've analyzed the exact operational hurdle that will delay commercial scaling for years, and it has nothing to do with manufacturing capacity.
We are still pushing kids toward standard college tracks, but the academic model is broken. I have identified a massive flaw in how universities adapt to modern technology, and there is one specific asset you should chase instead of a degree. It is not what most high school counselors are selling, but it will define the next generation of top performers.
I've watched too many people wait for permission to enter the tech boom. There's a glaring vulnerability in traditional businesses right now, and it doesn't require a degree to exploit. I'm seeing a simple, brutal strategy to bypass the gatekeepers and get hired directly by those holding the checkbooks.