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Most people think you need a finance degree to beat Wall Street, but Chris Camillo built a multimillion-dollar portfolio by reading TikTok comments and spotting trends before the experts. This self-taught investor turned social media observations into massive returns - from predicting the iPhone's impact on Apple stock to riding the AI wave with NVIDIA when ChatGPT launched. Chris reveals how he uses social arbitrage to identify investment opportunities weeks ahead of traditional analysts, why AI will democratize intelligence for everyone, and how the coming robot revolution will create trillion-dollar companies within the next decade. Whether you're starting with $10 or building generational wealth, this conversation shows you how to turn everyday observations into financial freedom.

Chris’s book Laughing at Wall Street: How I Beat the Pros at Investing

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In this episode you will learn:

How to use ChatGPT to identify publicly traded companies that benefit from trending news and social media phenomena
The exact methodology for social arbitrage investing - buying at information imbalance and selling at information parity
Why AI will democratize intelligence and level the playing field for everyone regardless of education or background
How to spot the difference between trends that move stock prices versus those that don't impact company bottom lines
Why humanoid robots will create a multi-trillion dollar industry within 5-10 years and which sectors will benefit first

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