Trevor’s no finance expert, but the details of Elon Musk’s Twitter buy seem a little weird. #BetweenTheScenes #DailyShow
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Trevor’s no finance expert, but the details of Elon Musk’s Twitter buy seem a little weird. #BetweenTheScenes #DailyShow
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Yet again, instead of maximizing understanding of the great things, the platform focuses on conflicting and stretching tension to even greater depths. How about sharing with us how policy making helped your corporation to present stories at a particular manner.
ReplyI love how this video is exactly 4min 20 sec. 04:20
ReplyIf billionaires are taxed on shares then I will be too, unless they set up some sort of minimum value to tax. And I’m not a billionaire. I agree it shouldn’t be able to be used as collateral or other financial instruments in that case though.
Replywhen you deregulate the financial system enough, it does end up being a scam ran by the bigger players. that’s the current world economy, a playground for pieces of human garbage like musk or bezos.
ReplyWhole economy is based on a bluff that people are led to believe
ReplyDeep Thoughts, with Trevor Noah.
ReplyThat is why he says he uses it as collateral to borrow money everyone is doing it in the bank using their house or jewellery anything that might have value
ReplyMaking sense
ReplyHe has a point.
ReplyThe 1% socialise their losses & take all the gains – tax code is written by the 1% for the 1%
ReplyWe r 100% a oligarchy w some democracy sprinkled on top
Ever since the video explaining the GameStop stock saga, I’ve concluded that Trevor has quite the aptitude for grasping and explaining the workings of the financial sector.
ReplyIf you use stock as collateral for a purchase or loan, that transaction should be taxed. I think that’s a fair solution.
ReplyGreat man
ReplyTrevor.
Its because income is taxed and wealth is not. If we taxed wealth, you would have to pay on the same money again and again. Maybe you should speak with someone who know something before making a video.
ReplySo well explained by Trevor. Brilliant minds like his always find the way to put complex stuff into words that anyone can understand.
ReplyA tax on collaterals would save a lot of time. It would not be possible for people like Trump to inflate the valuation of their assets when borrowing and at the same time deflating it in their tax forms.
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