why I'm sad that Trump lost the Election

Today I would like to talk about the US

election. As you may know, Trump has lost.

And before you start saying, you're not

even American, why do you care about

American politics? I don't have to be

American to care about American politics.

America is one of the most powerful

countries in the world. It's a global

superpower. Whoever's in the White House

and whoever's running for president, they

have some kind of effect on everyone and

every country in the entire world, either

directly or indirectly. And I also believe

that even non-Americans should be able

able to vote for who's going to become the

next president. Because whoever's in the

White House and running the country, they

affect not only Americans living in

America, but they also affect everyone in

the whole world, especially people who

live in the Middle East. For example, I

make most of my money from American

websites and American companies and

businesses. So whoever's in the White

House running things and making decisions

and making new regulations for websites

like YouTube or OnlyFans, that affects me

directly. So I believe I should have a say

in the matter. My point That is, just

because I'm not American doesn't mean that

the outcome of this election is not going

to affect me. I've never really been

interested in politics. I remember when I

was in Japan 10 years ago, living in a

guesthouse, and the UK election was going

on, and then people would come up to me

and say, Daniel, did you know your new

Prime Minister is going to be David

Cameron? And I'd be thinking to myself,

am I supposed to care? I just thought I

would never care about politics, and I

always thought that people who did care

about politics were boring old men. And

when Trump became president 4 years ago,

I think it was the first time I ever

started to show an interest in politics.

And that was mainly because Trump is just

such an entertaining person. Let's face

it, he came from the world of reality TV,

he is an entertainer, and somehow he

managed to become the president. That's

pretty funny. The way he speaks, his

little mannerisms, the way he does hand

gestures, the way he pronounces certain

words, the really dumb stuff he says all

the time, it's just comedy gold. I always

used to get excited to see Trump appear on

the TV or find little funny clips on

YouTube because every single one of them

never failed to make me laugh. I know a

lot of people hate him and they probably

have good reason to. I personally don't

hate him and I find it very difficult to

hate him. I find him to be quite likable.

He makes me chuckle. I'm not really sure

why so many people think he is a really

bad president. I'm not sure exactly what

he's done that was so bad for America

because I haven't really been following it

that closely, to be honest. I know he said

a lot of stuff that people found

offensive, and to be honest, I haven't

heard him say a single thing that I found

offensive. It either kind of made sense or

it was just really funny. And the reason

why I'm a little bit upset that Trump lost

the election is because I guess— well,

I guess I'm going to miss him a little

bit. It was kind of like the whole world's

attention was focused on him for the last

few years, and every day he would say

something that was kind of shocking or

outrageous that people would be talking

and discussing. And I guess after 2

months, his relevancy is just gonna slowly

fade away. I don't know how much of a fuss

he's gonna make about not becoming— not

being able to continue as the president.

Maybe he'll just slip away quietly, or

maybe he'll be kicking and screaming until

the very end. Who knows? But the real

reason why I'm very upset is because I

actually bet £200 on PaddyPower.com that

he'll win the election, and turns out he

didn't win, and I'm gonna lose £200. And I

was really excited because the odds

against him were really high, and I bet

£200 which means that I would have won

£800 if he had won the election.

And I was actually considering betting

£2,000 on him to be able to win a total of

£10,000 because some people were

convinced, completely convinced that he

was definitely going to win. And at one

point I was even convinced he was going to

win because it seemed so close. I thought

maybe he's actually going to pull this off

and win again. It was my first time ever

betting on something. I had never even

used one of these websites like

PaddyPower.com. This video is not

sponsored, by the way. It was my first

time ever betting on a major political

event, and I thought this could be fun.

But after losing the money, I feel like it

wasn't worth it, and I probably won't ever

bet on anything ever again. Now, when it

comes to Biden, I'm not actually sure

about him. Some people were saying that

he's not such a great person and he's got

a shady past. But according to the news,

A Biden presidency isn't actually such a

bad thing for the stock market. So you may

know that I'm investing in the stock

market now, and that's my latest passion

and my latest hobby. And everyone's

thinking, oh, if Biden becomes the next

president, market's going to crash. Well,

guess what? The markets didn't crash and

they actually rallied. And next week we're

expecting even more rallies. And the good

thing about a Biden presidency is he's

going to be great for renewable energy,

electric vehicles, and other things.

And guess what I have mostly in my

portfolio? Yeah, electric vehicles. I made

an entire second portfolio for a

president, a Biden presidency, and I've

got NIO, XPeng, Tesla, SolarEdge,

NextEra Energy, all renewable energy stuff

and electric vehicle stuff, which should

really benefit from Biden being the

president. Some people were saying, oh,

Biden's going to be bad for the market

because he's going to bring in more

regulations and more tax. But According to

the news, the Democrats don't have control

over the Senate. So if he tries and passes

these tough new measures, there's a good

chance that the Senate won't pass these

new things he wants to get through because

he won't have control of the Senate. And

that's a good thing. It's a very good

thing for reasons that I don't totally

understand right now, but apparently it is

a good thing and the market is soaring and

it's going to soar higher next week and

I'm going to be Bloody rich. Next, I want

to talk about gambling and investing

because I kind of ran out of things to say

about Trump. Some people were saying that

investing is the same as gambling, and

that's a load of rubbish. Here's why it's

a load of rubbish. There's lots of

different ways of investing on the stock

market. You can play it safe, or you could

play risky. When you play it risky, it's

riskier, but the potential to make more

money is there. If you play it safe,

there's lower risk, but then it also takes

longer to make money. It depends on how

you do it. And the same can be said for

pretty much everything in life.

Everything in life can be a gamble

depending on how you do it. There's

elements of risk in pretty much everything

you do in your daily life depending on how

you do it. You could run down the stairs

because it's faster, but then you risk

falling over and breaking your ankle. You

could tiptoe slowly down the stairs and

that'll be slower, but you'll be safer.

You're not going to say, oh, going down

the staircase is gambling, so I'm not

going to do it. I'm just going to stay

upstairs for the rest of my life. Even

walking down the streets to go shopping

can be a gamble. You could get hit by a

car. You could get attacked by some

stranger like I did. It doesn't mean

you're going to stop going outside.

You're going to stop walking down the

street just because there's some element

of risk. You're still going to carry on

doing it. So to the people who just say,

oh, investing is gambling, stock market is

gambling, you shouldn't do it. I think you

don't know what you're talking about.

You're talking a load of rubbish. But then

I can also half agree with you that yes,

depending on how you're doing the

investing, it can be a gamble. If you're

just closing your eyes and randomly

picking companies to invest in, then yeah,

that's a gamble. But that's not what I'm

doing. I watch other YouTubers who know

what they're talking about, like Stock Moe

and Meet Kevin, and I follow their advice

and I copy what they're doing. And if

they're investing in a company and they

think it's a great company, then I will

believe them and trust them and take their

advice because they have a reputation of

being trustworthy and they know what

they're talking about. It's like if I'm

making a sandwich with my eyes closed and

I'm using a very sharp knife, then there's

risk that I might chop my fingers off.

But if I do it in a safe way and I take my

time and do it carefully, making a

sandwich is pretty risk-free. The sad

matter of the truth is, unfortunately,

Nothing is risk-free in life. Everything

in life has some element of risk. It

doesn't mean we're going to stop doing it.

We're not going to stop making sandwiches

just because there is a chance we might

cut our fingers off. But what you do

instead is you assess the situation and

you take steps to minimize risk. You can't

get rid of risk 100%. That is just what

life is. So yeah, investing on the stock

market can be a bit of a gamble. It can be

a little bit risky. But I don't feel like

it is as much of a risk, or I don't

really think it's comparable to gambling

because when you go to a casino and you

gamble, you are just doing it blindly.

When it comes to investing, you can

research companies, you can look at charts

to see which direction they're heading or

what kind of history they've had in the

past. You can do all this kind of research

and analysis on companies you're investing

in. You can't really do that for blackjack

or slot machines. So in conclusion,

yeah, I feel a little bit sad that Trump

has lost the election, but maybe— I guess

Biden's going to be better for the

country, and I think he will be better for

the stock market, which is what I mainly

care about.