A Crazy Year in Finance!

From Elon Musks Purchase of Twitter to the arrest and extradition of Sam Bankman-Fried. 2022 was an eventful year in the world of finance, let's look at the major financial news events of the year to see if there is anything we can learn or laugh about.

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[tfa]

8:34 "Luna collapsed from $120 to $0.02, a 99.9% correction. This was a stablecoin, which led crypto investors to worry about the non stable coins." 😂

[quillofthewest]

I've got to say, Patrick in red velvet definitely hits different.

And somehow, it only enhances his sheer deadpan tone. I love it.

[Falconlibrary]

Looking ahead to 2023, I hope it's a year in which financial experts, regulatory agencies, banks, and legislatures all solve the one problem plaguing consumers worldwide: how to buy a banana.

[TheJesterHead]

“Politician and Day Trader Nancy Pelosi” had me burst out laughing.

[youngandbankrupt]

This channel is 50% Finance, 50% dunking on Kevin O’Leary.

[luciusseneca]

"In the US the name of the law and it's contents are not required to have any real relationship."
That's true. In law school I did my clerkship at the State Senate, and they love their "Puppies for Orphans with Diseases Act" laws that raise taxes on electricity.

[dongately]

I don’t know when it happened but somehow this went from one of the best financial channels on YouTube to one of the funniest channels on YouTube. Who knew finance could be so entertaining?

[AlexKarasev]

Patrick was the first to see the convergence of contemporary finance and comedy. When the internet's most level-headed & rational financial advisor sees fit to put on a red velvet jacket, you know the world's in for a fun 2023!

[universalmadness]

“Warren Buffett himself was actually the next Warren Buffett” ❤

[brunosmith]

What takes most economics commentators to explain in many paragraphs, Patrick manages to nail it in a single satirical sentence - and often with a quick cut to a photo or graphic that speak more volumes than the words he utters. He does this so well, I usually find myself pondering for several hours afterwards, why many of my business and investment heroes are rapidly losing their lustre.

[syf]

"...as time went by we found out that Warren Buffet himself was actually the next Warren Buffet" line got me. 😂

[ljmorris]

This was probably the best episode I've seen. A serious financial channel with comedy.

[gstlb]

Patrick’s wisdom is unsurpassed, as he understands the best way to spread joy is to induce laughter.

[IntelligentAj]

Patrick's dry humor is straight up pitch perfect😂

[MiscStuff]

"Warren Buffett is the next Warren Buffett" 😄😁 Stable coins vs non stable coins 😆😅

[weardifferentlybyseenali]

How can a man be so intelligent, sensible and yet funny 😂, Patrick is the master of dry sarcastic sense of humour

[jellovendigar]

Many months ago, I started watching Patrick for his genuine insights into finance. He was rational, level headed and full of hard to find expertise.

Now though, I mostly tune in for the deadpan humor (and the Kevin O’Leary bits of course)

He has become my favorite comedian and I don’t know if that’s a good thing 🤔

[Rdsxfn]

I was absolutely dying when he used a picture of Rasputin for Jack Dorsey 😂

[BaltushkaMe]

The "stock" photos of Jack Dorsey🤣

Great jacket! Style points warranted👌

[gmoney]

Brilliant! So many great lines. I just played it twice while walking my dog in the Canadian blizzard. Laughed all the way through. Both times. Thanks for the great work Patrick, happy holidays.