Carl Icahn: Markets Better Than 2008, Still May 'Break'

The video discusses the state of Wall Street post-2008, highlighting increased regulation under the Volcker Rule and Dodd-Frank Act. It suggests that while the market is more stable, risks remain. The speaker shares insights on market predictions, emphasizing the importance of instincts in investment decisions. The concept of risk-reward is explored, with examples of investment opportunities like Apple being described as 'no-brainers' due to favorable odds.

What are the key differences in Wall Street's regulation compared to the past?

What does the speaker imply about the potential for a market bust?

How does the speaker describe their approach to investing?

What factors does the speaker consider when evaluating a stock's potential?

What is the significance of the phrase 'no brainer' in the context of investing?