Jason Feifer
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848 appearances
6 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 12 Jun
Jason Feifer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And all indications showcase that AI is here to stay for the foreseeable future. And it's advancing in ways that if you don't advance with it, you will be behind. So just even like a small thing you could do today, because that might sound overwhelming, is like just go download a chat GPT or something of the sort.
I don't know, next email, just like copy and paste your email and just say fixed grammar. And it will do it for you. And now you're starting to embrace AI because the world's embracing it. Countries are embracing it at different speeds and companies are embracing it. And if you don't embrace it, you'll be left behind.
Tesla, I think, is a great company, a good product. I think the leadership is extremely volatile. And as a result of that, I am bearish of Tesla.
I was at a party in F1 Miami and he was there. And I was like, how is that guy? Everyone was dressed up. I was just shocked by his power. You know when you see people and you're like, whoa. You can just see their energy from a distance. You're like, damn. Oh, my God. It wasn't there for him. And I just couldn't believe, like, this guy, like, runs the entire world. It's insane. Anyway.
The riz or the, just even, you know, like Steve Jobs didn't have riz. But Steve Jobs had, like, a presence where he took over a room. And most people at that level, Michael Rubin was at that party. Michael Rubin's presence, I mean, physically, very small guy. His presence is the size of the room. And with him, I was like, huh, interesting. I don't know. Anyway, I digress.
Love it. I just think great leadership, innovative, creative, been around forever. When they're falling, they always find a way to come back. They're acquiring the right companies under their portfolio. Hulu has done amazing. I'm bullish on Disney.
I wouldn't touch GameStop with a 10-foot pole. It's the essence of gambling in its finest form. Go to Vegas. There's massive volatility. You could have an individual that decides to speak for the first time in three years and the stock is going to move over 200x. It's wild to see, though, how individual investors could have massive impact on individual securities.
I mean, we saw Roaring Kitty literally just put out tweets. That's it. No words, just tweets and video montages. And within 48 hours, institutions lost over $2 billion from their shorts. And it's just wild to see how retail investors, everyday investors can now come together like the minnows can literally unify and kill sharks. That's a wild thing to see. That's a big takeaway.
Investing in game stock isn't for me, though.
I like REITs, but I like public REITs. I like REITs where there's all information that's available. There are private REITs that are very successful. I have seen private REITs in my day, have massive issues and a lot of fraud. The idea of publicly traded REITs to me is a lot more comforting.
My issue with Bitcoin is that it's strictly, to any economist you speak to, it's strictly just built on speculation. There isn't much of a utility and there's nothing backing it other than a limited supply and demand that is fluctuating based on the speculation of it. So there aren't many currencies in this world in which there's literally nothing behind it but speculation.
a limited supply and speculation. You look at your United States dollar, there's the United States behind it. And so for that reason, I'm not very bullish on Bitcoin in the long run.
Yeah, I think it's a good place to start. It's like, go think about anything when it comes to money, where it's pure form of deregulation and every economist that's out there that has had extreme historical success and providing advice that is unbiased. It's one of the only things they're unified on is that it's strictly just based on momentum and speculation.
Yeah, I fell for a bunch of scams. It's gotten a lot better. I fell for one scam when I was on a train in Europe and the gentleman told me that I didn't buy a ticket for the train in which you didn't have to buy a ticket for. And he had a fake POS system. And what he said was that you had to pay for the ticket plus the fine.
And so I was, you know, I was kind of, I was by myself in a tough position, in a weird position. I just, and he had the, he had all the right uniform on and I swiped away and he got my credit card information and then also charged me for that, that fee plus ticket when there was no ticket. So I learned the hard way there.
I've also gotten, you know, when I was in my early twenties, you know, you have to rebook a flight and you're in a rush. I Googled you know, American airline customer service didn't do my due diligence on the number. The number was not American airlines. They were faking as other American airlines. And I thought I was rebooking and re-changing my flight for a certain dollar amount.
Meanwhile, I was actually providing a fraudulent phone number, my credit card information. And, um, I've gotten better, but where there's so many things right now where they'll tell you there's fraud, like, oh, there's been fraud on your card. Click this link to just verify it. And the link is full of phishing. So I think in general, the scams have gotten so sophisticated.
And so everyone has to keep an eye out and just do your due diligence before you make phone calls, before you click links. And of course, before you ever provide information. And fortunately, it was credit cards, which had liability protection and all that money was returned. But yeah, crazy stuff.
No, no, no, no. I think I'm a good... I'm very good at falling on my face. I've mastered the fall on your face in like all areas of life. But I've been very good at getting back up in the mirror, seeing the bruise and be like, yeah, we're not going to fall like that again. We might fall, but it's not going to be from that way again. So... And that's kind of life, right?
Keep getting knocked down, get picked back up, but just figure out how to avoid the future falls. So I think none of the above when I get hit on again, that's for sure.
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