Caleb Hammer SOLD His Youtube Channel for $25,000

How Caleb Hammer @CalebHammer Sold His YouTube Channel For $25,000 – Add me on Instagram: GPStephan

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  • @richardjones7899 says:

    I know that guy is stoked

  • @MC-fz9bk says:

    I don’t get the benefit of the seller and buyer in this agreement lol

    • @aarya9382 says:

      The seller gets 25k, the buyer gets 10% of the company and the profits. If Caleb made 200k a month in profit, then he would have to give 20k to the buyer. The buyer keeps making money and the seller gets the original lump sum of money.

    • @XD-sp4ye says:

      Its really not that complicated just use your brain a little

  • @Used-Car-Jenius says:

    Sold a YT channel like it was a stock

  • @xxgoobyxx1019 says:

    Wonder what he needed the money for if he was making 10k a month already

    • @GrahamStephan says:

      Sometimes it just helps to take some chips off the table. YouTube can be a very volatile and unpredictable career.

  • @Cjaymoney says:

    Caleb is just Dave Ramsey for Gen Z… not much substance, just exploiting his guests for views of him raging

  • @antwankeenan says:

    That is such a bad deal but one fool found another fool

    • @FrenchieFlimFlam says:

      How is that a bad deal? He multiplied his growth over that period. There’s no way of knowing if he’d be at 500k subs instead without the investment. And now that he can pull out it’s like he never made the deal. He exchanged profit for growth.

    • @antwankeenan says:

      @FrenchieFlimFlam  He was doing $10K a month and sold 10% of it for $25K. Do the math or watch the expression on Graham’s face when he said that. Better yet Caleb Hammer said it was a bad move. The valuation method he used was wrong.

  • @gwart41 says:

    If he used mr beast as a catalyst for his channel then its worth it for 10%. Unsure if he did this or not. Continuous mr beast collabs is priceless…

  • @russellbriggman6135 says:

    He sold it to Mr. Beast and ever since then his guests have been hired actors. Besides graham of course

  • @DanielGabani says:

    bad move, but we have no idea at what point of Calebs channel it was, its hard to judge it only based on outcome after all those months.

    • @edide1627 says:

      We know he/his channel was making 10 000$ a month at the time he sold 10%, that’s enough to know it was a bad deal

  • @morphakun says:

    Bro, its 10%, not crazy as others we heard, you’ll live

  • @Derek99TX says:

    It makes me nervous how these guys give financial advice. That’s the m o of an investor they make a profit off of giving you the capital…lol

  • @jw1313 says:

    He was already making $10k a month, 10% of that over a year is a $12k return on the initial $25k investment. Caleb basically took out a 50% interest loan.

  • @BabyBearRudy says:

    I like Graham’s thought process here bc yes, it’s a bad move in hindsight but in the grand scheme of things it’s just a bad move in one year and that’s it. Sometimes you got to take small hits to get you where you want to go.

  • @tamebunny6389 says:

    How is finding an investor (someone to help cash flow the risk) a worse move compared to half of Caleb’s guests immediately financing their dreams on a credit card 💳

  • @adamdelagarza4856 says:

    I bet if you bought btc instead you wouldn’t had to’ve worked as hard. But instead you want to bash people who Have it. You’re the typical hypocrite, I bet you have a good bit of btc.

  • @Erikkurilla01 says:

    I’ve just begun learning about investing, and I’ve found that many good stocks and assets are undervalued despite their intrinsic value. If you had $200k to create a strong investment portfolio, which real estate/stocks would you choose for better returns?

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  • @Lostnoodels says:

    But why did he sold it? Did he need the money? I don’t get it.

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