“Financial Advisors Will Go Extinct” - Pompliano PREDICTS AI’s Deadly Blow To Wall Street
Retail Investors, AI, and the End of Traditional Financial Advising
Understand the extreme risks introduced by new 5x leveraged ETFs and explore how AI agents and empowered retail investors are actively displacing traditional Wall Street roles.
Short Summary
- Identify the severe dangers associated with newly launched financial products featuring 5x leverage.
- See evidence confirming that automated trading strategies based on public disclosures are achieving significant short-term gains.
- Recognize that AI tools are now capable of deeply personalized financial advising, making traditional advisory roles obsolete. The discussion centers on radical shifts in finance, starting with concerning new leverage products and moving into how automation and decentralized retail power are challenging established institutional models. This framing shows where opportunity and risk currently converge in the market.
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Top Comments (10)
Nope. As I'm transitioning into retirement, what I've personally learned is that financial planning isn't just about the numbers, it's just as much (if not more) about building a personal relationship to help you manage your finances.
Since 2020 I feel like momentum stocks make you more money than conventional ones. From evaluation standpoint a lot of these are priced in already for the next 10 years.
I read Forbidden Business Mindset by Tarren Wicklow cover-to-cover on a long-haul flight. I couldn’t sleep after. The book doesn’t scream. It whispers things no one says out loud: how the tax code is a map, how debt is a tool, how income is a trap. I landed thinking about foundations, shells, and leverage in a whole new way. I wasn’t taught wrong- I was just taught to stay inside the system.
Oh that’s great Tom. Just a little $50,000 experiment. I’m sure your viewers can relate giggle giggle
Financial advisors are running the whole world
Please have the guys from Autopilot on. They’re young entrepreneurs making a mockery of our politicians. You really need them on.
30-years ago in the mortgage business, FICO scores and automated underwriting did not exist. It took about 2-weeks to close a loan. Since then, FICO scores and automatic underwriting systems have been introduced. It now take 30-60 days to close a loan on average. Technology and automation doesn’t always equal speed.
We'd like to thank our sponsors, including Autopilot, the 5x ETF and many others.
This is probably one of my favorite videos in a long time! So much information no one is talking about!
I make barely 60 000 a yr. Ill never be able to afford these, supppppppper upsetting when I looked them up. Props to anyone that can afford them they look amazing[towards the shoes]
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Top Comments (10)
Nope. As I'm transitioning into retirement, what I've personally learned is that financial planning isn't just about the numbers, it's just as much (if not more) about building a personal relationship to help you manage your finances.
Since 2020 I feel like momentum stocks make you more money than conventional ones. From evaluation standpoint a lot of these are priced in already for the next 10 years.
I read Forbidden Business Mindset by Tarren Wicklow cover-to-cover on a long-haul flight. I couldn’t sleep after. The book doesn’t scream. It whispers things no one says out loud: how the tax code is a map, how debt is a tool, how income is a trap. I landed thinking about foundations, shells, and leverage in a whole new way. I wasn’t taught wrong- I was just taught to stay inside the system.
Oh that’s great Tom. Just a little $50,000 experiment. I’m sure your viewers can relate giggle giggle
Financial advisors are running the whole world
Please have the guys from Autopilot on. They’re young entrepreneurs making a mockery of our politicians. You really need them on.
30-years ago in the mortgage business, FICO scores and automated underwriting did not exist. It took about 2-weeks to close a loan. Since then, FICO scores and automatic underwriting systems have been introduced. It now take 30-60 days to close a loan on average. Technology and automation doesn’t always equal speed.
We'd like to thank our sponsors, including Autopilot, the 5x ETF and many others.
This is probably one of my favorite videos in a long time! So much information no one is talking about!
I make barely 60 000 a yr. Ill never be able to afford these, supppppppper upsetting when I looked them up. Props to anyone that can afford them they look amazing[towards the shoes]