Adobe is by far the most recognizable creative software company in the world. From Photoshop and Premiere Pro to After Effects and PDFs, Adobe is ubiquitous. Don’t confuse this popularity with happy customers though because Adobe’s customers are actually quite loathing of Adobe for a variety of reasons starting with the subscription. Adobe has not only completely eliminated the option to buy their software but they’ve implemented several predatory subscription policies to milk customers for as much as possible. In fact, their policies were so predatory that the FTC is suing 2 executives who played a direct role in shaping these policies. Aside from milking customers for their money, Adobe also got into a habit of milking their work. Allegedly, Adobe was using local work on users’ computers to train their AI models. All of this has driven the distaste for Adobe into overdrive leading users to leave in droves to Da Vinci Resolve and Affinity. This video explains the various controversies Adobe is caught up in and why millions are deleting Adobe.
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Adobe is by far the most recognizable creative software company in the world. From Photoshop and Premiere Pro to After Effects and PDFs, Adobe is ubiquitous. Don’t confuse this popularity with happy customers though because Adobe’s customers are actually quite loathing of Adobe for a variety of reasons starting with the subscription. Adobe has not only completely eliminated the option to buy their software but they’ve implemented several predatory subscription policies to milk customers for as much as possible. In fact, their policies were so predatory that the FTC is suing 2 executives who played a direct role in shaping these policies. Aside from milking customers for their money, Adobe also got into a habit of milking their work. Allegedly, Adobe was using local work on users’ computers to train their AI models. All of this has driven the distaste for Adobe into overdrive leading users to leave in droves to Da Vinci Resolve and Affinity. This video explains the various controversies Adobe is caught up in and why millions are deleting Adobe.
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GoPro was one of the most iconic startups in the world as they dominated the action camera market which exploded in the early 2010s. But, after they IPOed in 2014, it’s only been downhill for the company. They tried becoming a subscription media business which ended up costing way more than it was worth. And they slowly lost their brand presence and innovative lead against cheaper Chinese alternatives like DJI. To make things worse, GoPro had a very embarrassing recall on their drones and their CEO was being paid the highest salary in the world. All of these missteps eventually caught up with GoPro leading to their stock plummeting over 98%. The company has been trying their best to reinvigorate customers and the brand, but GoPro has still just been bleeding towards bankruptcy.
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Nokia was once the most dominant mobile phone maker in the world. Every year, they generated tens of billions in revenue and they were worth hundreds of billions. But, with the release of the iPhone, Nokia disappeared almost overnight - or at least, that’s how it may seem. In reality, Nokia was actually doing quite well even in the smartphone industry controlling as much as 33% of the industry. It wasn’t until a CEO named Stephen Elop came into the picture that Nokia fell off the map. Elop insisted on Nokia using Windows Mobile OS instead of Android and he eventually sold Nokia’s phone division to Microsoft when things didn’t work out, leaving Nokia with nothing. It seemed like this was the end of Nokia, but some long-term Nokia employees were able to shift the company’s focus towards the 5G infrastructure market, giving Nokia a 2nd life. This video dives into the rebirth of Nokia and how one CEO destroyed the company while another saved it from bankruptcy.
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Have you ever heard of a company called Novo Nordisk? Probably not, but you are likely familiar with one of their recent viral pharmaceutical releases: Ozempic. Novo Nordisk was already one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies in the world dominating the insulin market. And the launch of Ozempic simply catapulted them to the top of the pharmaceutical industry. In fact, Novo Nordisk is now the largest company in Europe by far with a market cap exceeding $500 billion. Ironically, Novo Nordisk’s market cap is higher than the entire GDP of their home country: Denmark. But it’s not all sunshine and rainbows at Novo Nordisk. Over the decades, they’ve regularly employed aggressive pricing and marketing strategies to maximize profits despite fines and regulatory action. This video tells the story of the dark side of the company behind Ozempic.
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BetterHelp is one of the most recognizable names within the YouTube community thanks to their dominance as one of the most popular sponsors across the platform. But, more recently, things haven’t actually been going so well for BetterHelp. In fact, over the past few years, several major concerns have been raised about BetterHelp’s policies and practices, specifically the user data that they share with advertisers and the quality and reliability of their therapists. It looks like these concerns are finally catching up with BetterHelp big time. In fact, their parent company stock is down a painful 97%. It looks like BetterHelp is doing a last-ditch advertising blitz to overcome the recent negative media, but this avoids the root of the problem. BetterHelp doesn’t need to be bigger, they need to be better.
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Torrents used to dominate the internet, being one the top ways that people downloaded songs, movies, and games. But, over the past 20 years, torrenting has slowly faded from the limelight, so much so that interest in torrenting is only a mere fraction of what it used to be. So what happened? Well, one of the key reasons why torrenting became so popular in the first place was because of convenience. It was easier to seed a file from uTorrent than go to the store, pick up a rental disc, and return it. But all of this changed with the rise of streaming services like Netflix and Spotify. All of a sudden, you could stream seemingly endless amounts of content for just $10/mo - meaning that many no longer felt the need to torrent. With rising subscription prices, we are starting to see people get frustrated again, but this time, most are flocking to illegal streaming services as opposed to torrents. So, the hay day of torrenting may very well be over for good.
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Oftentimes, it seems like corporate giants are too big to fail - that nothing can ever knock them down. But, while that may be true at one point in time, it’s almost never true over the long term. In fact, the only thing that’s guaranteed is that every company someday eventually fails - no matter how big. 5 companies that once seemed like this but eventually fell are Xerox, Sun Microsystems, Fairchild Semiconductor, AT&T Bell Labs, and Juniper Networks. Each of these companies not only dominated their respective fields but gave rise to new giants from Cisco and Intel to Apple and Microsoft. This video explains the stories of 5 of the most influential companies in history and their eventual demise.
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We’ve all heard horror stories about the pharmaceutical industry. Undisclosed side effects, addictions, and price gouging are commonplace within the industry, but likely the worst infraction of all time is Zantac. Zantac was the most popular over-the-counter medicine in the world, used for heartburn and acid reflux relief. It was sold by all the big pharmaceutical companies as a branded and generic medicine, claiming to bring relief to millions and millions of people. The truth, however, was that Zantac was hiding a dark secret. Under certain storage conditions, Zantac was known to produce excessive amounts of NDMA, a chemical with a strong correlation to cancer. Yet, this risk factor was never disclosed to the FDA and 77,000 people ended up developing various forms of cancer. Big pharma naturally accepts no responsibility, but that doesn’t change the fact that Zantac is one of the biggest scandals of the pharmaceutical industry.
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Nvidia has experienced one of the most explosive moves ever seen in the stock market. The company has managed grown $1 trillion in 31 days, 12x within 20 months, and 265x within 10 years. While Nvidia has managed to achieve impressive fundamental growth along the way, it doesn’t quite line up with how much Nvidia stock has grown in the same time period. In fact, there are quite a few frightening similarities with Cisco during the dot-com bubble. For starters, Cisco was seen as the company that was selling the shovels for the internet boom and Nvidia is seen as the company that’s selling shovels for the AI boom. Moreover, both companies drove substantial revenue from startups with very little real revenue or cash flow. This video explains the various red flags regarding Nvidia’s recent run-up and why a mega crash of 70% or above may be right around the corner.
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Crowdstrike is the world’s largest cybersecurity firm. They were trusted by much of the Fortune 500, governments, and public services worldwide. But, just one coding error turned them into the world’s most infamous cybersecurity firm due to the raw scale of the issue. In July of 2024, Crowdstrike pushed out an update that immediately crashed every computer that received the update. They spotted the issue relatively early and only 8.5 million computers were affected. However, many of these 8.5 million computers were at the hearts and souls of corporate and government infrastructure leading to massive global outages. And the worst part is that all of this could have been avoided if Crowdstrike had followed industry standard staging practices. This video explains the Crowdstrike incident and how one coding error led to $5.4 billion in losses.
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Newegg used to be the go-to place for gamers and PC enthusiasts to buy PC parts. But, over the past couple of years, Newegg has fallen out of favor. In fact, their stock is down over 99% since IPO. Why you ask? Well, Newegg has changed over the years. Some of the attributes that made them shine over competitors like Amazon was their custom service for PC parts. Not only was their website tailor-made for PC builders but their customer support was brag-worthy. But, over the years, Newegg has not only started to slack on customer service, but it appears that Newegg is actively neglecting customer service. From blaming customers for preexisting damage to refusing to accept valid returns, Newegg slowly turned their core audience against them. And this only blew up in their face when large creators began experiencing the same frustrations and began sharing with their audience. This video explains the various pitfalls of Newegg and how Newegg fell from grace.
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Over the years, Hyundai and Kia have often been the laughingstock of the automotive community. While they were cheap, that’s pretty much the only thing they had going for them. They weren't all that reliable, felt extremely cheap, and there was a massive stigma against them. If you were looking for a value car, it almost always made sense to go with the Japanese automakers. But, more recently, Hyundai and Kia have been outcompeting their class thanks to the rise of electric vehicles. Japanese automakers have largely taken it slow with EVs, giving Hyundai and Kia the opportunity to establish themselves as the go-to Asian EV maker. This video explains the recent rise of Hyundai and Kia and how these Korean automakers were able to overcome the odds within the EV market.
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Stripe is one of the fastest-growing startups we’ve seen in the mobile era. They’ve grown from $0 to $1 trillion in annual payments processed within just 14 years. This is especially impressive given that they entered a highly competitive industry dominated by giants such as Mastercard, Visa, PayPal, and American Express. Yet, despite the odds, Stripe managed to grow to a valuation of nearly $100 billion. Their secret was simple: going after a different target market. They tailor-made Stripe to be extremely easy to use for developers. In fact, you only needed 7 lines of code to integrate Stripe into any website. Nowadays, they even have no code options. Aside from simplifying the integration process, Stripe targeted smaller websites and local stores that the bigger players generally overlooked. And as these businesses exploded in popularity, so did Stripe. This video explains the insane rise of Stripe and how Stripe became one of the most successful startups in the world.
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Fidelity is by far one of the most recognizable and trusted financial platforms in the world. They manage roughly $4.9 trillion making them one of the largest asset managers in the world. The aspect that is most unique about Fidelity though is that the company is not only private, but it is largely owned by just one family, the founding family. The Johnson family currently controls 49% of the company meaning that just one family has near majority control over $4.9 trillion and America’s retirement at large. This control didn’t come overnight though. Fidelity was actually founded nearly 100 years ago in 1930 as a mutual fund during the Great Depression. They transitioned into being a money manager and slowly grew their AUM over the next several decades. This video explains the story of Fidelity and the Johnson family and how one family came to have near control over $4.9 trillion.
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If you’ve ever searched for a job, you’ve probably come across sites like Glassdoor and Indeed, but did you know that all of these websites are owned by the same company? It’s not just American recruiting websites either. A Japanese company called Recruit Holdings owns recruiting sites around the world. They pull in a whopping $24 billion in annual revenue and boast a market cap of $75 billion. But, there’s a reason that you haven’t heard of this company. Not too long ago, Recruit was involved in one of the biggest corporate scandals in Japanese history. In fact, the scandal led to the Japanese prime minister and his entire cabinet resigning. And this setback is what actually led Recruit to expand globally where they didn’t have to worry about their reputation. This video explains the story of Recruit Holdings and how they became the largest HR company in the world.
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Mercedes Benz is one of the most iconic automakers ever known for its luxurious cars and opulent designs. More recently though, they’ve had a difficult time switching over to electric. One of the main reasons for this is that Mercedes has confused EV efforts with modernization efforts. They’ve gone over the top when it comes to modern interior and exterior designs, and while the new interior designs were well-accepted, the new exterior designs were not. The general sentiment seems to be that all EQ vehicles look like eggs. And while this is great for reducing drag, this isn’t exactly what Mercedes buyers are looking for. It does seem like Mercedes is learning from this lackluster reception though as they are ditching the EQ lineup altogether and sticking to their traditional cars that just happen also to have electric variants. This video explains Mercedes's EV effort and why the luxury car company has had so much difficulty pivoting to electric.
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Caterpillar is by far the most successful industrial machinery company in the entire world. Their iconic yellow excavators and bulldozers dominate construction sites around the world. And Caterpillar is even involved in auxiliary industries such as smartphones. This makes Caterpillar one of the only industrial giants in the Fortune 100 who are still crushing in the 21st century. The story of Caterpillar wasn’t always so smooth though. For decades the company was a smaller family company that made tractors and after the family passed away, Caterpillar nearly went bankrupt. It was actually Caterpillar’s biggest competitor that merged with Caterpillar and took it to new heights within the construction industry. This video tells the story of how Caterpillar become one of the most successful blue-collar companies in the world.
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Uber is one of the most recognizable startups in the world, but they are also one of the most fragile businesses in the world. Despite growing to ubiquity and charging significant fees to drivers and users, Uber has struggled to make the business profitable. Before, they would point to substantial revenue growth as a justification for why they weren’t profitable. But, more recently, revenue has more or less stalled out as well. One of the main reasons for this is that while Uber is a tech company, they don’t benefit from the efficient scaling of tech companies. While Uber has streamlined the process of getting a ride, every ride still needs a driver which has made it difficult to make economies of scale profitable. This video explains the various challenges plaguing Uber’s business and their struggle for profitability.
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Lock In 5% With Bonds: silomarkets.com Remember Yelp? Back in the early 2010s, Yelp was plastered over everything restaurant you could think of. They would have signs like: “Help us with Yelp”. Yelp had quickly become the go-to place to review restaurants, shopping centers, and entertainment venues, but since then, Yelp has largely faded from the spotlight. It seems that most have not been big fans of Yelp’s monetization efforts which include giving restaurants the opportunity to advertise their listings and pay to get better listings. Many have speculated that Yelp secretly prioritizes these restaurants and makes them look better than they are. In other words, many feel that Yelp is secretly pay-to-play. Despite the negative sentiment surrounding Yelp though, Yelp’s financials are actually doing better than ever thanks to their monetization efforts. This video explains the rise and fall of Yelp and why Yelp is financially doing better than ever even though consumer sentiment is worse than ever.
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Not too long ago, Elon Musk was by far the most cherished billionaire in the world. Many felt that Elon was not just making the world a better place but literally saving humanity with his climate change and space colonization efforts. But, more recently, it seems that Elon has largely fallen out of favor. In fact, public perception polls very much confirm this trend, but what happened? Well, there is not a single event that changed Elon’s public reputation. Rather, it was a string of events that slowly made people stop rooting for him. For example, his hostile takeover of Twitter, his decision to take political sides, and most importantly, the fact that he is no longer the underdog. This video explains the slow deterioration of the Elon’s fan club and the future of Elon’s reputation.
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Philips is by far one of the most recognizable electronics companies in the world. They dominated the electronics space all through the 1900s and they’re basically synonymous with light bulbs and plasma TVs. But, heading in the 2000s, Philips has had a tough time staying relevant within the electronics space. In fact, Philips even dropped the word “electronics” from their name in the early 2010s. Since then, they have shifted much of their focus to producing healthcare equipment like MRI machines and respirators. The other products that carry their name aren’t even made by Philips. It’s actually made by Chinese companies who bought the branding rights to Philips. This video explains the story one of the most legendary electronics companies of all time and their fall from grace.
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Volkswagen is one of the most iconic car brands in the entire world owning brands like Audi, Porsche, Lamborghini, Bentley, and even Bugatti at one point. This made them the largest car maker in the world at several points, but more recently, Volkswagen has lost their way. First of all, they had that massive emission scandal that destroyed consumer trust and brand credibility. Even putting that aside though, Volkswagen has had a very difficult time transitioning to electric vehicles. Their former CEO, Herbert Diess was a massive fan of Tesla and tried to push Volkswagen to embark on an all-out push to switch to electric. Not all of Volkswagen’s board members were enthusiastic about this plan, but they agreed to it anyway, and unfortunately, it’s not playing out so great. This video explains the various reasons Volkswagen is struggling with their pivot to EVs and the future of Volkswagen.
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Recently, Amazon’s “Just Walk Out” technology has come under fire. It seems that Amazon’s AI is much more human than AI as they had over 1,000 workers in India manually verify the vast majority of “Just Walk Out” checkouts. This has really brought into question the viability of modern AI in general. Is it more hype than reality? Well, there are of course some use cases that have advanced extremely quickly like combing through trillions of possibilities and running infinite models and simulations. But, the more sci-fi AI applications such as self-driving technology and chatbots still have a long way to go when it comes to addressing edge cases and maximizing accuracy. This video explores the current situation of AI and attempts to answer how much of it is just hype.
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Have you ever heard of a company called Accenture? Well, they’re actually the 4th largest employer in the world with 733,000 employees worldwide. Most of you have likely never heard of Accenture though and that’s by design. Accenture is a consulting company headquartered in Ireland and they help all of the biggest companies and governments in the world with their busy work and their dirty work. Before being headquartered in Ireland, Accenture was actually headquartered in Bermuda. And before they were headquartered in Bermuda, they were just a subsidiary of an accounting firm called Arthur Andersen (the same Arthur Andersen that was involved in the Enron scandal). So, while Accenture primarily employs white-collar individuals, their services are much more in the gray area. This video explains the rise and controversies surrounding one of the largest background companies in the world: Accenture.
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Once upon a time, Intel was by far the strongest player in the semiconductor industry. In fact, the famous Moore’s Law was created by Intel’s founder and everyone was familiar with the Intel jingle. But, fast forward a few decades, and Intel is in more pathetic state than ever. One of the main reasons for this is that Intel became stagnant after conquering the consumer CPU market. They’re still dominant within this market despite competition from Apple and AMD, but the real problem is that the chip industry has grown to be much larger than just CPUs, and that’s where Intel has really lost the lead. This includes mobile chips, machine learning chips, crypto mining chips, and of course AI chips. These industries are where companies like Qualcomm, TSMC, and Nvidia were able to far outshine Intel leaving the semiconductor giant in the dust. This video explains the fall of Intel and the future of the chip giant.
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Corsair is one of the biggest names when it comes to computer hardware. Over the past decade, they’ve made a name for themselves as the premium computer hardware maker who’s known for their RGB and over-the-top designs. More recently though Corsair hasn’t been doing so well. In fact, Corsair stock is down 76% and the company is barely breaking even despite having been in business for 30 years. One of the main reasons for this is far more competition. Companies like Razer, Thermaltake, HyperX, Asus, and G Skill have given Corsair a run for their money when it comes to aesthetics and RGB, largely eliminating Corsair’s differentiating feature. Also, it seems that Corsair’s software and more importantly, their customer support is more than subpar. The company barely has a 2-star rating over 1,000 reviews on Trustpilot. This video explains the major issues plaguing Corsair and what happened to the once-dominant computer hardware brand.
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For quite some time now, most of Amazon has been filled up with a bunch of garbage. Usually, you’re paying markups of 80-90% because most of the cost is just going toward convenience and logistics. If you buy directly from suppliers through platforms like Alibaba, you’re usually able to find the same products for a mere fraction of the price. For years, consumers put up with this quality control issue because it just didn’t make sense to shop through Alibaba given that you had to buy in bulk and all orders had to be directly negotiated. Temu, however, has completely changed the game when it comes to buying goods directly from manufacturers. They successfully eliminated all the middlemen along the journey leading to unbelievably low prices. This video explains how Temu has changed the game for dropshipping and Amazon FBA and how this will affect Amazon.
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I’m sure you’re all familiar with the state of the current housing market. Home prices and rent are higher than ever and it seems like they’ll never come down despite high interest rates and increasing unemployment. One of the driving factors of this trend is none other than Airbnb which is quite ironic given that Airbnb was founded for the exact opposite reason. Airbnb was designed to help hosts earn a bit of side income and help guests get cheap local accommodations. But over time, Airbnb has turned into a luxury property rental platform and economics have fallen down the list of priorities for hosts and guests. This has also largely skewed home prices and rent prices. This video tells the story of Airbnb and how the company inadvertently screwed over the housing market and ended up doing better than ever.
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Despite all the hype we’ve seen with EVs over the past couple of years, one automaker that has refused to jump onto the trend is Toyota. They’ve consistently stuck with hybrid cars and even hydrogen cars, but they’re quite unwilling to jump over to fully electric vehicles. This is quite ironic given that Toyota was a pioneer of the electrification trend having launched the Prius way back in the late 1990s. Much of Toyota’s hesitance to embrace electric vehicles is due to the energy crisis and Japan which would only be made worse by fully electric vehicles. But, this has actually worked out pretty well in Toyota’s favor as it seems that the average person is also quite hesitant to jump over to EVs. In fact, Tesla deliveries are down 8.5% year over year, but hybrid sales are up 76%. This video explains the various reasons why EVs aren’t picking up as quickly as enthusiasts expected and whether Toyota was right all along about fully electric vehicles.
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Over the past 10 years, TCL has taken the world by storm with their massive 100-inch+ TVs at mind-bendingly low prices. But, there’s another player that has also eaten up a bunch of TV market share from the shadows and that’s none other than Hisense. Hisense and TCL are both Chinese TV giants but the road to the top was completely different for either company. Hisense has been in the TV industry since the early 1970s. In fact, they were forced to make TVs and learn Western manufacturing methods by the Chinese government. This naturally gave them a headstart within the Chinese market but it took them decades to actually be competitive within western markets. This video explains Hisense’s long journey to the top and whether the shadow giant can eventually displace TCL as the new TV king.
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Have you noticed that Google hasn’t had a big product launch or acquisition since the 2000s? Back in the day, Google was launching and acquiring winners left and right from Google Maps and Android to YouTube and Chrome. But since then, Google’s momentum has largely slowed down and that’s not due to a lack of effort. For example, in the 2010s, they launched Google Glass, Google+, and Google Pixel, but these products didn’t live up to Google’s expectations. And more recently, Google has tried to launch AI products such as Google Bard and Google Gemini, but once again, these products have largely fallen to the wayside in favor of ChatGPT. Instead of fighting against this trend, it looks like Google is shifting to go with the flow. They’ve shifted the vast majority of their growth focus to Google Cloud and now, there are rumors that they might buy out enterprise giant Hubspot. This video explains the possibility of Google acquiring Hubspot and how this would redefine the direction of the company permanently.
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I’m sure you’ve all seen the Wikipedia pop-up asking for donations. At first glance, the request seems like a humble ask to keep the community-oriented website up and running. But, many would argue that this pop-up is not only extremely misleading but highly unethical. Even Wikipedia’s own ex-outreach officer says that he is ashamed of Wikipedia’s fundraising tactics. Why you ask? Well, the simple truth is that Wikipedia itself is not actually all that dependent on donations. In fact, according to Wikipedia’s own founder, Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia can be run for just $5,000 per month. He made that statement a while ago, but even accounting for inflation and more traffic, the cost to keep up Wikipedia is extremely minimal. As such, the vast majority of your donations actually end up going to efforts outside Wikipedia that you’re probably not even familiar with like grants and other Wiki products. This video explains the controversy surrounding Wikipedia donations and why their fundraising effort may not be as wholesome as think.
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Have you ever heard of a self-made billionaire who made it there with minimal effort from themselves? Whether they’re a tech billionaire, a finance billionaire, or a real estate billionaire, usually getting to where they are takes decades of grinding. But there is one guy who was able to not just make $1 billion but $10 billion without ever really working, and that guy is Peter Thiel. The bulk of Peter’s wealth was made through early-stage startup investments. This included the likes of PayPal, Facebook, Ethereum, Lyft, Yelp, Airbnb, Spotify, SpaceX, and Stripe. And the craziest part is that he didn’t even start off with his own money, he actually started with borrowed money from friends and family. He would take a spread on the profit that he made for his friends and family, and eventually, he had enough capital to make investments himself. This video tells the insane story of Peter Thield and how he was able to make $10 billion without ever working.
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Sony is one of the most iconic electronics makers in the world. From the Sony Walkman and TVs to cameras and the PlayStation, Sony is a dominant player in a wide array of sectors. One sector in which they’re not doing so well though is TVs. For the longest time, Sony was the most dominant TV maker in the world. In 2006, they lost this title to Samsung, and it’s only been downhill for Sony ever since. In fact, Samsung has now held that title for nearly 20 years and Sony has fallen all the way to 5th place in terms of market share. Currently, they only control a mere 5.7% of the market from what used to be 15% back in 2005. This video explores the various reasons why Sony lost their lead within the TV market and if the electronics giant will ever return to their former glory.
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When an industry gets mature and starts getting commoditized, we almost always see a race to the bottom. Whether it was automobiles, TVs, computers, or appliances, Asian brands eventually destroyed Western brands thanks to their comparable reliability and far better economics. Within the computer market, the Asian brands that were winning were Asus, Acer, and Lenovo, but this didn’t last forever. In fact, over the past 10 years, HP and Dell have very much reclaimed their brand dominance within the computer market. One of the main reasons for this is that consumers are now looking for different attributes when purchasing a computer. They’re no longer looking for the cheapest machine on the market but rather, the best machine on the market within a reasonable price range. This video explains how American brands won back the computer market, and why Asian brands were not able to keep up.
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I think we’re all too familiar with just how expensive housing has gotten over the past few years. A lot of the price increases can be explained by low-interest rates and inflation, but a good amount of it also has to do with corporate meddling with the real estate market. At this point, it’s no secret that private equity firms and large investment funds have been buying up single-family homes to flip them or rent them out. This has made it extremely difficult for the average person to keep up with the spending power and purchasing power of these massive corporations. One corporation that also entered this game was Zillow. After seeing private equity firms pull it off and entire startups being built around the concept, Zillow decided to enter the house-flipping business. The stock market was initially skeptical if Zillow could pull it off, but they gave Zillow the benefit of the doubt. In the end, it turned out that Zillow could not pull it off. They would end up burning nearly a billion dollars and shutting down the business altogether. This video explains the story of how Zillow tried to enter the single-family flipping business only to get burned and never return.
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Did you know that much of the gaming community is boycotting Asus? In fact, even many large YouTubers who have an extensive history with Asus have turned on the company. Why, you ask? Well, one of the main reasons that Asus rose to fame was because of their high-quality hardware. This is what led to their famous sub-brand ROG or Republic Of Gamers which many enthusiasts swear by. But, more recently, it seems that Asus is falling short on the quality aspect and just using ROG as a marketing play. This was first noticed in their budget hardware which was noticeably less reliable than what Asus was known for. The nail in the coffin though was when Asus’ negligence started rubbing onto their enthusiast hardware as well. They pushed out a bios update that fried people’s computers and they refused to take responsibility. This video explains why consumers are boycotting Asus and the future of the once-beloved brand.
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Did you know that 12% of Fortune 500 CEOs are Indian? That’s despite Indians only accounting for ~1% of western populations. With that being said, there’s no question that Indians have excelled quite a bit within the world of tech-leading companies like Google, IBM, Microsoft, and Adobe. But, while these CEOs are hard workers and highly talented, are they actually the right people for the job? This question has less to do with their ethnicity and much more do with their background. In general, Indians don’t typically follow the entrepreneur path to get their CEO jobs. Rather, they are master politicians and corporate ladder climbers. In other words, Indian CEOs are eerily similar to MBA businessmen. In fact, most of them do have MBAs even if they have a stem background. This video explores the pros and cons of MBA businessmen and whether all these Indian CEOs are actually good for these companies.
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The EV market hasn’t been doing so well. In fact, Tesla deliveries actually declined year over year. This is especially concerning given that Elon has long projected a 50% annual growth rate for Tesla in terms of deliveries. At this point though, Tesla is not only failing to meet their annual growth rate targets but they’re even experiencing negative growth. It’s not just Tesla who’s suffering either. Rivian and Lucid are on track to go bankrupt and are desperately pivoting to cheaper vehicles to save their business. Even legacy automakers like Ford are starting to pull back on EVs, but what happened? Weren’t EVs supposed to be the future? Well, EVs are still definitely the future but the transition is not turning out to be nearly as fast as many EV enthusiasts expected. The reality is that a lot of people still prefer gas cars. Even people who own EVs like keeping around a gas vehicle as well. This video explains the various challenges EV makers are facing and the future of the EV market.
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Did you know that Reddit is the 3rd most visited website in the US and the 8th most visited website in the world? Despite this insane popularity, Reddit doesn’t make any money. In fact, Reddit still struggles to even pull in $1 billion per year. For perspective, Google and Facebook both pull in $100 billion per year in revenue. One of the main reasons for this is that Reddit never focused on monetization. They didn’t even fully build out their ad platform till 2018, but even if they had tried to monetize earlier, it would have been no walk in the park. You see, Reddit’s demographics aren’t the most susceptible to monetization. If anything, they’re against ads, overconsumption, and gluttony which are the driving factors of platforms like Instagram. This video explains the various challenges Reddit has faced in monetizing the platform and why the company struggles to make money despite their massive user base.
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Over the past years, you’ve probably noticed way more ads all across YouTube and far fewer ways to effectively block them. As YouTube grows into a mature platform, YouTube is having to shift their focus from growing their audience to better monetizing their existing audience which of course includes more ads. But, this model can only take them so far. Eventually, social media platforms will become so ad-ridden that people will no longer want to use the platforms, at least not as much. Not to mention, adding more ads is very much a diminishing returns strategy when it comes to monetizing social media. That’s why social media platforms are pivoting to direct monetization efforts, specifically subscriptions. YouTube has had YouTube Premium for years now but more recently Facebook jumped onto the bandwagon as well with a paid premium version of Instagram. This video explains the evolution of social media monetization and the future of subscriptionized social media.
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After a grueling 34-year-long bear market, the Japanese stock market has finally recovered past its 1989 peak. What started as a lost decade for Japan turned into lost decades and the only reason that Japan was eventually able to recover was thanks to the government taking on massive debt and engaging in quantitative easing. Japan is the most indebted nation in the world in terms of debt to GDP. Many are wondering if Japan will be able to make a comeback now that they have fully recovered but that doesn’t seem likely. The reality is that modern generations and the Western world are no longer looking for the same attributes that made Japanese products successful in the first place. Japan made a name for themselves making affordable and reliable products. While people still very much value affordability and reliability, they’re often looking for more than just that, and it’s not clear if Japanese companies will be able to deliver. This video explains the fall and recovery of Japan and discusses if Japan has a brighter future ahead.
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Remember wish.com? They were the Temu of the world before Temu existed. They specialized in selling ultra-cheap goods online almost like an online dollar store. One of the only reasons this was possible though was because Wish.com was taking a massive loss on each and every item sold. While this was extremely effective in growing Wish.com, it built very little customer loyalty. Customers were only loyal to the price and when the prices went up, the customers went away. But likely the biggest problem that wish.com faced was terrible quality control. Given the nature of wish.com, the site was flooded with a bunch of knock-off sellers who sold terrible quality goods or straight-up ran scams. This largely eroded consumer trust and people slowly became scared to buy on wish.com. This video explains the rise and fall of wish.com and what happened to the company.
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Did you know that Elon Musk got sued by a Tesla shareholder? It was by a shareholder who only owned a total of 9 shares of Tesla, but he would sue Elon for a whopping $56 billion. What did you Elon do that was so vile and apprehensable? Well, he gave himself an extraordinary payday if he was able to grow Tesla severalfold within the coming years. The idea was that if Elon Musk could 10X the market price, revenue, and income of Tesla within a 10-year timeframe, he was allowed to grow his Tesla stake by a couple of percent which at the current scale of Tesla translates to a whopping $56 billion payday. Most Tesla shareholders didn’t mind this massive payday given that their own Tesla stakes would’ve needed to be 10X before this happened. But, one fateful Tesla shareholder did care and he was able to get the whole pay package thrown out, at least for now. This video explains the story of Elon Musk’s pay package and how Elon Musk got robbed of $56 billion.
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Are you familiar with Chris Sacca? You might’ve seen him on Shark Tank and a couple of other financial shows. Well, Chris is likely the best tech investor of all time. Chris’ best-performing VC fund has generated an astonishing 250X return. And when you consider that his investments included the likes of Uber, Twitter, Docker, Kickstarter, Instagram, Medium, Streak, Stripe, and Twilio, it’s really not surprising why Chris is a billionaire. But, while Chris’ investment record has been stellar, his risk tolerance is even crazier. Even before Chris got involved in VC or even got a job for that matter, he was able to make over $10 million using just $10,000 worth of student loan money during the dot-com bubble. Unfortunately, this eventually turned against him and he ended up owing his brokerage $4 million. Chris didn’t file for bankruptcy though. He crawled himself out of that massive hole and became one of the most legendary investors of all time. This video tells the story of Chris Sacca and his insane investing journey and risk tolerance.
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Jensen Huang has risen to be the #1 CEO in the world thanks to Nvidia’s massive runup and their insane contributions to the world of AI. But, Jensen’s journey here was by no means easy. Throughout Jensen’s journey, Nvidia was constantly just 1 month away from bankruptcy regularly. In fact, this became an unofficial motto within the company “We’re only one month away from going out of business.” Jensen, however, persisted through all of these hardships and even diluted himself down to just a 3% stake to keep Nvidia alive. But, more than just keep Nvidia alive, Jensen has made sure that Nvidia is always evolving and isn’t just stuck to any one industry whether that’s gaming, crypto mining, or data centers. This willingness to constantly evolve and innovate is what has driven Nvidia to be one of the largest companies in the world. This video explains the humble rise of Jensen Huang and how he became the #1 CEO in the world.
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Remember Acer? Back in the 2000s, Acer was the 2nd largest PC maker in the world only beaten out by HP. Their affordable computers were a hit with the oversaturated consumer PC market who were fed up with constantly replacing their computers. But, things have vastly changed since then. Acer has fallen from the 2nd largest PC maker in the world to not even being in the top 5 PC makers. Accordingly, Acer’s market cap also crumbled from $8 billion to just $1 billion. What happened? Well, the demands of the consumer PC industry evolved and Acer simply didn’t keep up. Moving into the 2010s, progress in computing heavily slowed, at least in terms of what was relevant for consumers. As such, people were able to keep their computers for longer periods and invest in a better PC the next time they bought. This video explains the rapid rise and fall of Acer and what happened to the once-dominant company.
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Have you ever wondered what happens when all the engineers are rich enough to retire? Historically, this was never all that likely but with how big tech companies have been recently performing, it’s becoming the reality and making companies. The most notable example is none other than Nvidia. In fact, the average Nvidia employee is likely worth over $10 million given that Nvidia employees tend to have longer tenures and the fact that the stock has grown hundreds of fold within the past decade. So, what happens when all of these engineers decide to take it easy and retire? Well, ironically this is rarely the situation that ends up happening due to a variety of reasons. For starters, these engineers are constantly surrounded by people who are just as well off, so they never feel the need to retire when no one else has. Moreover, most of these engineers have always lived well below their means and stopped working for money alone long ago. This video explains the rise of engineering deca millionaires and why that may not matter all that much.
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Over the past year, much of the tech sector has recovered very well whether that be social media, search, retail, or chips, but one sector that has failed to recover is fintech. And one of the biggest laggards within the fintech industry is none other than PayPal. In fact, PayPal has not only not recovered over the past few years, but it has sunk even lower into the abyss. At this point, PayPal stock is not all that far away from its IPO price itself. At first glance, you might feel a bit bad for PayPal, but when you look at consumer sentiment, you’ll see that this downfall was more than well deserved. It seems that no one is really a happy PayPal customer. On consumer affairs, they’ve got a 1.3-star average rating over 4,500 reviews. It’s even worse on TrustPilot where they’ve got a 1.3 star average rating over 28,000 reviews. This video explains why customers hate PayPal so much and why their downfall is more than well deserved.
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Remember BeReal? Back in 2022, BeReal took the world by storm as the anti-social media platform. Instead of encouraging filters and edited photos, BeReal encouraged users to take off-the-cuff pictures of their lives. While this was a novel concept though, the reality was that not many people actually cared about sharing their normal lives. It wasn’t until some TikTokers figured out how to make it into a viral trend that BeReal really started to gain some momentum. But, as soon as that TikTok trend started fading away, so did BeReal. In fact, interest in BeReal is down 82% from its peak and it doesn’t look like interest will be recovering anytime soon. To make things worse, BeReal currently has no way to monetize users at all, meaning that they’re completely dependent on VC funding. This video explains the rise and fall of BeReal and why the anti-social media platform is having a hard time sticking around.
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