Warren Buffet has an animated TV Show that teaches children about money, business, finance & investing. This is available on Youtube and there are 26 episodes. [Warren Buffet voiced his own character and this aired from 2010 to 2018!] Investment Club

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• Warren Buffet has an animated TV Show that teaches children about money, business, finance & investing. This is available on Youtube and there are 26 episodes. [Warren Buffet voiced his own character and this aired from 2010 to 2018!]
• Robert Kiyosaki's investment advice
• State of Kentucky's Teachers Retirement System was the second-largest shareholder for Sberbank of Russia (The largest bank in Russia). Their position dropped 95% in value from $13MM to $778K
• Russia Ukraine conflict, natural gas.
• Are Us Car Manufacturers at risk again?

Warren Buffet has an animated TV Show that teaches children about money, business, finance & investing. This is available on Youtube and there are 26 episodes. [Warren Buffet voiced his own character and this aired from 2010 to 2018!] Posted: 04 Mar 2022 07:52 AM PST submitted by /u/TonyLiberty [link] [comments]

Robert Kiyosaki's investment advice Posted: 04 Mar 2022 07:44 AM PST submitted by /u/TonyLiberty [link] [comments]

State of Kentucky's Teachers Retirement System was the second-largest shareholder for Sberbank of Russia (The largest bank in Russia). Their position dropped 95% in value from $13MM to $778K Posted: 04 Mar 2022 06:27 PM PST submitted by /u/siggi2018 [link] [comments]

Russia Ukraine conflict, natural gas. Posted: 04 Mar 2022 12:53 PM PST submitted by /u/GeRaLtXRiViA [link] [comments]

Are Us Car Manufacturers at risk again? Posted: 03 Mar 2022 11:16 PM PST With oil prices at record highs and only looking to go higher, the cost of driving SUVs is getting out of reach for a lot of folks. Do you think this poses a significant risk for US car makers who have positioned their portfolios to cater to the SUV loving customers and effectively exited the sedan/compact car market? Last time inflation and gas prices hit records, the Japanese manufacturers with their small efficient cars took market share from the Cadillacs and Buicks. Is this a 1973 moment for SUVs and are manufactures like Ford and GM who removed compact cars from their line ups at risk? Edit: I understand that the chip shortage may be a factor that keeps prices elevated but we are definitely at the tail end of that cycle(typically 2 years to foundry to production). Same with financing, rates going up make cheaper compacts even more attractive submitted by /u/jcjoe6pack [link] [comments]

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