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  PayPal Cashback Credit Card Review 2022 Paypal in partnership with synchrony bank everyone's favorite bank has issued an unlimited two percent cashback card  it was designed to compete with the city double cash and newer cards such as the wells Fargo active cash or the td bank double up card that earns two percent on everything  well in 2022 changes are coming to the PayPal MasterCard and applications for the card are actually closed right now and they are preparing for a re-release and the biggest change is that two percent is turning into three percent  yes you heard that right three percent back on everything unlimited cashback potentially because there is one catch you have to do that spending through Paypal  so if you're shopping online and you're on a website and it has a paypal button you use your paypal mastercard through paypal through that button on that website and you'll learn three percent if you're shopping in store and a certain store has a paypal q

  BPCL SBI Card OCTANE(2022) Review-A great choice for frequent fuel buyers! BPCL SBI Octane Card is one of the best co-branded credit cards. This is the premium version of the already launched co-branded BPCL SBI Card. With this card, you will get 7.25% cashback on fuel purchases at select Bharat Petroleum Gas Stations. Additionally, the card offers 10X instant rewards across multiple categories like groceries, movies, dining, etc. Let us know more about the features and benefits of BPCL SBI Octane Credit Card. This  article is for your information only. You can apply for this card by visiting the SBI Bank website.  BPCL SBI Card Octane Annual fee ₹1,499 Suitable for Fuel purchase and rewards Main feature 7.25% cashback on fuel purchase Welcome benefit 6,000 Bonus Reward Points worth ₹1,500 Extra reward benefits 25 times reward points on fuel purchase at BPCL Petrol Pump 1 reward point for every ₹100 spent excluding fuel Money market rating ★★★★  (4/5) The features and benefits of thi

  Netflix Has Now Lost $225 Billion In 5 Months INTRO:  Netflix is officially the worst-performing stock in the S&P 500 being down over 60%, and that’s just since the start of the year. If we measure from their peak in late November, we’ll see that Netflix is down nearly 70%.  This means that you can get Netflix stock for the same price as 4 years ago, and Netflix has shed an eye-watering $216.8 billion worth of market cap.  This is quite a turn for Netflix given that Netflix was the best performing stock of the last decade growing over 4000% percent.  Yet, currently, they’re on the other end of the spectrum. A few weeks ago, I made a similar video discussing the state of Netflix, and at the time, they were already doing quite bad being down over 50%.  But, they were starting to make a bit of a recovery, and it seemed like it was just a matter of time until Netflix would recover from the downtrend.  Ever since Netflix announced that they lost 200,000 subscribers and warned that mor

  How to know share price will increase or decrease INTRO:  We all know the saying just buy and hold. Whether the market goes up, down, sideways, or in circles, you should forget about the noise and dollar cost average in index funds and blue-chip companies.  While this strategy is a piece of cake to follow during bull markets, it often gets a lot harder during bear markets.  You might hold through a 20, 30, or 40% correction, but at some point, most people feel that continuing to invest is simply hopeless.  They’ve seen the market tank for weeks if not months on end due to loads of selling pressure. So clearly, someone is cutting losses and getting the opportunity to buy back in lower.  Seeing this, they stop buying or they sell their positions as well to hopefully buy back lower. But for some reason, the stock just starts skyrocketing the moment they sell. A perfect example of this was with Jack from the Iced Coffee Hour.  On May 12, 2022, Jack announced that he had to sell all of hi