Spirit Airlines is facing bankruptcy, which aligns with Simon’s theory that the middle and lower classes don’t constitute the top 20% of consumers. I think discount companies like Spirit Airlines are likely to continue struggling and eventually go under. In contrast, big brands such as Amazon and Costco are expected to thrive by catering to the top 20% of consumers. Spirit Airlines’ bankruptcy serves as an example of this theory, highlighting the fact that companies targeting the middle and lower classes are not what helps the Fed’s monetary policy... When I think about investing in stocks, the only thing that comes to mind is health services catering to the aging baby boomers and millennials, as they are considered one of the largest generations. What are your thoughts. It appears that market experts are considering shorting puts as a promising opportunity for stock play… like spirit airlines…

https://youtu.be/xUD2j0XUE8g?si=fL-Il_ygMkpPv5bH Note - a tip for anyone who’d like to watch but doesn’t have the time: paste the url into a chatbot with the instruction to summarize in a given word count depending on how detailed a summary you would like.

https://youtube.com/shorts/vilZKwGtIsk?si=ZihVdH9uu8PltSsY He was hilarious. RIP.

https://youtu.be/j2AvU2cfXRk?si=VZco7UJmGsYpa8i_

I noticed on social blade Simon lost 1 000 subscribers. That isn't usually normal and that may mean there are process in silencing a channel. I saw this with several channels in the past. I could be wrong. Alternatives in rumble (ads), substack doesn't currently have advertisers. Other channels with fiances do not have this. When you expose or explain what the bankers or government is doing then they don't like that. It is best to prepare Simon may have up to 2 to 3 years before he get dometized or shadows or channel terminated.