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A very good day, dear people, and welcome to our new edition, Wheatley Roundup, our successful format produced by us for you by Harry Winston in cooperation with Peter Bloed. And that's exactly where I sat yesterday for a good two or three hours. It's really coming along nicely and has an effect. Applause is a must.
Applause was a must. Almost laughing. By the way, today I'm mostly talking. I'm feeling a bit under the weather. I 'll just use some sign language here. Snapping my fingers a bit. So, I'm talking. Mario looks good. The usual program. Okay, folks, what are we actually doing here in the Roundup? Well, to all the new subscribers, we're giving a little preview of what's happening in the coming weeks, what I'm doing with us, and also a little review of what I've already done.
We've introduced regular sections, for example, hashtag man, various hashtags, hashtag priceless, hashtag find of the week. And we're starting this time not with priceless, but with the comment of the week. It comes from NX Bild, and he wrote: "Tell me..." Timo, are you seriously wearing a bathrobe in your video?
I'm referring to this lovely thing here. And yes, Alex, it is a bathrobe. It's my favorite bathrobe, the one we lent Harry to at the Playboy Mansion. He's already made some very big appearances with it. And sometimes you see, people, I also have it. It's also his second track. They can also be in a bathrobe there, but sorry.
But that's just it. This is now a challenge for everyone. We admit it, we don't just want to be the best YouTube channel of all time, but also the best-dressed. Jutta's channel is everything. But taste is subjective, because you don't know. If you see it again today, so hey guys, whoever knows where I bought this thing and how much it cost will get a case of beer sent to them exclusively by me.
It's not a case, yes, that's today. But for that, I'll read a few comments from the week. Anna Dose wrote: "If the system collapses soon, your..." Stocks are worthless now, I know, but I only meant the two of us, or all of us who own stocks, so to speak. I think it will be a bit disappointing; maybe they'll lose value, of course, but they'll probably be worth more than some other things.
Cary Grant wrote: Well, before this video I was already crazy. So this refers to Markus Krall. After this video, that's enough for her. I'm speechless. I'm at a loss for words to comment. Well, I did manage a few words, but we're sorry. Yes, he really went all out, but it doesn't help. Charlie Brown wrote: I think Maria could use a new haircut.
By the way, this is my secret account. Man, Hanni will then, say, like me, just do everything right away, just cut it all off and then dye the stubble a nice red or something, red-green, and then exceptions could be made. Black soy is used, and it's in demand at the European Championship and also for felt clubs.
Could you link the study? That refers to the video about dividends. Unfortunately, we can't link to the DZ Bank study. It's not online, but of course, we made the video to make it available to you exclusively, so to speak. That's just how we are, and as is our way, we'll continue with the hashtag #moneywherecid because we want to announce something really, really great.
We have a truly phenomenal filming date on March 26th that we're super excited about, and that is... hold on to your hats, folks! Florian Harms, yes, he's just messed up, and a guy named Homme himself is coming to see us again. You know, we already filmed something with him last December, and the video didn't go too badly.
And now he's coming back to see us again, and this time not for a solo interview, but for a debate on the topic of bull versus bear with Robert Halver, who is the chief investment strategist at Baader Bank. We're super excited about it! It might not be so easy, or rather, not so hard, to guess who the bull is and who the bear is, and that's why we're already writing this.
Maybe we have a clue. We simply went into the comments and we're currently preparing incredibly for this conversation. That means we're gathering all the arguments that speak for another host or that speak for an upcoming best, and that 's our task for the coming weeks to prepare the conversation well.
I'm really looking forward to it, I think, and maybe we'll get more clicks than at the beginning. It has 292,000, it will be difficult, but we're trying. Challenger 300 positions here, of course. You're all fully involved. Do you have anything else? I have two great things to say. Firstly, Bitkom tax is not equivalent to the euro.
I learned this week that the Federal Ministry of Finance has announced new regulations and said that script applications are equivalent to legal tender. This means no sales tax is levied in Meiningen, for one thing, and also for Bitkom transactions and also no sales tax is levied on share price gains.
Which is, of course, still a bit of a point of contention. What happens to share price gains? It used to be that if you held them for at least a year, then... It 's tax-free, but all of this is still quite remarkable. So, it will remain exciting, but at least Bitcoin is on its way to being increasingly recognized as a means of payment and not just as an intangible asset or economic good, or whatever, more like being on par with the Euro.
Another funny fact is that it's called Smallworld, and it wants to go public, like Facebook for the rich. You can only get in by personal invitation or if you pay 85 euros per year. It's considered an exclusive Facebook listing. It's known when you'll have to pay for the shares, so not Spotify. I heard Spotify is also going public.
I wanted a video about it, so I put it in the comments. That was it, but in the end, it was n't 85 euros after all. But at least we'll get a disco. It's too cheap, 85 grams. After five minutes of registering, the whole hype is already over. Is it really like that? Then came the question: How much do you have now?
56? Should I register too? Matthias, are you lost? Okay, we've got each other where you're blowing up the whole system, but after that we can go. Honestly, let's continue with the hashtag #priceless. Priceless. This week, for me, on the one hand, was that we were in Berlin because of Thilo Sarrazin.
You'll have to address that in a moment, or rather, exactly, it was a good interview. And we also had a second big interview, namely with Ferdinand Dudenhöffer, whom we already announced in the last room. He's an automotive expert from the University of Duisburg-Essen, and he really went all out, I mean, a very pleasant fellow, very, very likeable, and simply mega-competent.
Also Daimler, Tesla, what else did we have? Google, Apple Cars, everything seemed to be there, and I made a mistake. It's not called what it's actually called, Geely. I learned that from Mr. Dudenhöffer. So, mea culpa, I gave you a little bit of misinformation last week. I simply ca n't imagine one of the next week's interviews going unprompted.
By the way, folks, we'll be there because we've already done some longer interviews, and yes, we're 40. We talked for minutes, we want to include everything, and we 'll split it into two videos this time. They're planning to do the same with Sarrazin, making it into two videos again so you have the chance to look forward to part 2 in the meantime.
And, you know, a man doesn't always have just three hours, I think, to watch everything in one go. Sometimes you just want a quarter of an hour and twenty minutes or so. So we're going to test how this works, and then we're definitely looking forward to your feedback. Whether you say, "Yes, part 1, part 2, that's a cool thing, it's a bit shorter," or whether you say, "For me, it has to be three hours straight." It doesn't matter.
You might have to wait two days, but after that, you can watch it all in one go. It's priceless for me that I finally have vacation on Monday, a week here in Spain, and priceless for you too. There won't be a roundup next week, I haven't... I'm already there. A sigh of relief is your weekend, meat for a good hour for Matze, Peter, me, so the rest of the team too, priceless, the duo, you have vacation, right?
Or it was nice not to see you for a week, since there's no flat, although I mean, now another big mouth, or at least I do, and next week on Monday, probably the first text will come, you arrived so well, but I'd like some honey, I'll just ignore what is already certain and priceless anyway, the team has already announced that the Thilo Sarrazin interview, you should have seen us, man, Wednesday morning, when did we get up, I think, and 5, that was really full physical effort, then at 8 o'clock into the plane, the Rhine was a bit delayed, then in Berlin at half past nine, I think, out of the plane into the taxi, nicely there, founded Potsdamer Platz cinema, was relatively on time, the good man made it up, interview went through, was also relatively long, I think also an hour, certainly a bit longer, I think even, he also told quite a bit, the good man, by the way.
He's actually very nice, he's often portrayed as a bit more dynamic, so I have to say he's not significantly more approachable and likeable than I thought. In TV interviews, he sometimes comes across as a bit newer, a little bit, who knows, but he wasn't at all, actually very pleasant in person. His theses are definitely polarizing, so we're definitely looking forward to your feedback.
Or, for anyone who wants to read the theses in more detail, by the way, a tip from us: the Sarrazin books are available for free in the local trial subscription. We've included a link below, you can click on it. Maybe before the video comes on, he'll say a bit about it, they already have some material, and then see what the guys are talking about with their uncle.
You can listen to the audiobooks for free. And then, of course, we went back out to Thilo's place, straight into a taxi, then back onto the plane. Man, it was a really perfect landing, right to the minute, back again at 2 pm, and in Munich at 3 pm. Matze was there too. So, truly heroic effort, yes, yes, so they got up in the morning, went to bed, and in between, their heroic deeds.
Like us, getting up at 5 a.m., that's taboo. Usually, you arrive at the club at 5:00 and then go straight to the airport. No, just kidding. So, find of the week, I just realized I did have it, but I had to get it from my bag. That wasn't planned. That's my find of the week: "The Gate of Charlie Manga" by David Clark.
Good book, I'm currently working my way into it a bit. It's about Charlie Manga's investment principles, and it's also about how the relationship between Warren Buffett and Charlie Manga developed over time, or rather, what Warren Buffett, so to speak, the old value strategist of Charlie, could actually still take away from it.
Because it was only through the collaboration with Manga that Berkshire Hathaway actually became what it is today, and I'd like to make a video about that. Please also write in the comments what your own investment principles are. Whether you've perhaps switched off one or two of Buffett's books, or whether you might prefer to rely on some other luminaries like Solari, Mario Lechner, Jens Rabe, Timo Bolls, and Peter Bloed, are constantly getting in each other's way.
However, we spoke to Peer Steinbrück today, but that won't be revealed. So, this good book here, as I said, I'm working my way through it, and then there will be a video. It will also be available on Audible soon. That's definitely not it, so no, I don't think it's available on Audible. I'd probably have to order it from Amazon if I wanted to read it myself.
But I downloaded or got a book, I think, yesterday or the day before. It's called " High Performance Hits of Brands Dictionary," or however you pronounce the man's name. I can't even recommend it yet. I can only say I have the hinterland. I've started it briefly; he doesn't really have much time yet.
But just so you know what I'm up to, maybe the Upper Rhine will hear it. Maybe they could warn me, maybe they should even delete it again, or whatever. But I I think it's quite good, an exciting topic in any case. Peer Steinbrück's books are already quite extensive, but we don't want to yet. Maybe our new one can be a taster, okay, so the men are through and then we've already done it again.
You are a relief into the weekend. Look forward to the coming week, exciting videos are coming. We'll keep you on the ball. Thumbs up in the middle where baking baking subscribe button. I've certainly already seen some really mean ones, and now, so see you soon.
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