Big Stock Market Youtubers Scamming...AGAIN

Today we look some of the latest scams from big stock market yotubers.

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***Please be advised that I am not giving any financial or investing advice. I am not telling anyone how to spend or invest their money. Take all of my videos as my own opinion, as entertainment, and at your own risk.***

[tinydancer]

Well done for having a pair of cahones and calling the grifters out 💪🏼💪🏼

[Swingking]

That's quite the accusation at Sasha Yanshin. Think this video will go down as a very bad call. Having followed Sasha for quite a while he's made a lot of great calls in the stock market in the last few years and his knowledge is second no one on YouTube. As you're pushing BooHoo I wouldn't be throwing stones.

[airking]

Don't just take a look at the thumbnails, but diligently watch the respective content. I believe that Jeremy Lefebvre offers comprehensible analyses, and is not one of those (f)influencers who analyze 150 different companies a year just because they are hot at the moment, but concentrates on a few companies, in a healthy mix of value, growth and dividend stocks.

[aaronpculley]

You're genuinely the best Investment YouTuber

[RobertStewart-gs]

I listen to you and these guys as part of a group of about 10 YouTubers to get a balanced view. You all do the work for the audience in regard to researching stocks and the market. Then I look at the common themes and stocks for growth. A main theme for a lot of YouTubers is making money out of courses and at discount prices if you book early. It’s a common practise, but I just watch the videos and over a period of time they all tell you how they invest their money for free anyway.

[ianboyd]

The thing about courses is, if they were that good, then they would just be making hods of money investing, rather than bothering to offer a course,
You buying the course is the sure winner for them.

[Raven-Falco]

What about chris palmer? I used to watch him but now he is selling courses? He sounds like a bit of a rogue

[solo]

One scammer explaining another scammer. How ironic!

[jakkuwolfinsomnia]

People need to wake up and stop relying on others to make their money. People need to take control of their own lives and put it in their own hands

[dizzydella]

This dude really doesnt like sasha and sasha dont know he even exists, lol

[thebesttheworst]

Sasha now selling courses 😳 Did not see that coming.

[rhyka]

Call it as it is. Furthermore, emphasize that people need to make their own decision and do their own due diligence. Double check the companies fundamentals and the stock valuation.

[RoTelnCheese]

Don’t hate the player, hate the game. Welcome to capitalism, where people make money at any cost necessary. Even at the expense of their followers. Thanks for keeping it real and being honest.

[ABanRocks]

The fact is your content is good and it helps me a lot. That is why I joined your Paterion recently. You are the only one I pay on YouTube and I don't regret it. 😊

[pandamonium]

Thing is JKR you fall into same bracket.
2 years ago I was in your investment group and was warning people on there what a terrible stock SKiLZ was, that you was plugging like mad at the time..
you and me got into it and I left the group.

And as I said came true SKiLZ became a penny stock and I bet lots of your investors lost money.

Thing is this is not an isolated incident by you.
You recommended investors to buy other rubbish stocks..

What ever happened to TTCF. ? 😂😂

[booletd]

I was browsing other stock videos and financial education got me interested briefly but I realised quick his 100x videos were too good to be true and was pretty sus.

I appreciate your morales and transparency Jacob. So glad I found your channel recently

[thomashalonen]

Do you publicize a long term portfolio?

[MarcOwenBanks]

Always looking for new and different creators in this space, but when the first one that lands on my feed is knocking others for views, it's never a good look. So, before watching the video, check to see what affiliate links are included. The norm - so yeah, nothing new, nothing different. All for affiliation but when knocking others for sponsored vids, it's all in the same vein and doesn't make sense.

[FlyingFun.]

Listen to no one, do your own research, stick to a sensible plan using indexes to grow slow and steady keep a healthy emergency fund and dont buy or sell anything unless it is part of your own plan to balance your risk.
It really is very simple, no need for courses or endless youtube watching.

[ryanDunn]

jeremy is talking about celh now as a buy at $30 from $95 and then talking about longterm holds that could potentially have massive gains, also if you look at some of his other videos he takes about monster as a hedge just incase it doesn't work out this guy has been in the markets since 08 and he does get things wrong like the all do but on a collective basis he's as authentic as them come about losses and wins in his portfolio or the overall economy