They Banned SpaceX 😂😭

Why do get the feeling this guy wants to be elons 14 wife

This is what Grok thinks of you and your channel.


"Solving The Money Problem" is a YouTube channel run by Steven Mark Ryan (often referred to as SMR), created in November 2019. It has around 301K subscribers, over 164 million total views, and thousands of videos (5,300+), with frequent uploads including shorts and longer analyses.
Content Summary
The channel centers on Tesla ($TSLA), SpaceX, Elon Musk, AI/robotics (e.g., Optimus, FSD/Robotaxi), energy, and related tech/investing themes. Ryan is openly bullish and a TSLA holder ("I own a bit of $TSLA"), producing:

Reaction/analysis videos to earnings calls, interviews, news, competitor developments (e.g., Lucid, BYD, Waymo), and Musk announcements.
Longer-form discussions on autonomy, valuation models (with Patreon-exclusive price targets), SpaceX IPO/merger speculation, AI compute, and broader "money problem" topics like passive income, personal finance lessons from his journey (e.g., past Bitcoin loss in a Ponzi scheme), and critiques of media/"experts."
Reposts/full replays of events, interviews with Ryan on other channels, and community-focused content.
Monetization extensions: Active Patreon (thousands of members, 600+ exclusive posts/videos on deeper analysis, health protocols, etc.), X/Twitter for early access, merch, and affiliates (e.g., AG1, investing apps).

It blends tech optimism, pro-Elon/Musk commentary, investor psychology ("fear makes you stupid"), and anti-FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) against legacy media or skeptics. Videos are often enthusiastic, data-driven in his view, and aimed at long-term thinkers in tech investing.
Reception and Comments
Audience reception is polarized but leans positive among fans:

Supporters praise consistency, detailed breakdowns, optimism during dips, and community feel ("I love you all, Steven"). Many appreciate the pro-Tesla/SpaceX stance and see it as motivational or confirmatory for bullish investors. High-engagement videos (hundreds of K views) often involve big Musk/news events.
Critics (visible on X/Reddit/YouTube comments) call it overly promotional or "hopium," accuse it of being a "Tesla stock scammer" (especially older criticisms tying to past affiliates or hype), or mock it during sideways/volatile periods (e.g., "four years sideways"). Some view the heavy Musk focus as echo-chamber-ish.
Average engagement per recent video is modest (hundreds of likes, dozens of comments), but outliers on major topics spike. Comments often mix analysis, memes, support, and occasional pushback. Ryan addresses criticism in videos (e.g., responding to skeptics on autonomy).

Overall sentiment: Strong niche loyalty in the Tesla investor community, with typical YouTube creator debates around bias/hype vs. value.
Online Footprint

YouTube: Core platform; also clips channel.
X/Twitter (@stevenmarkryan): Active for early/daily content.
Patreon: Significant revenue/community driver.
Other: Instagram, merch, interviews on other Tesla-focused channels (Dave Lee, etc.).
Modest broader visibility outside Tesla/tech investing circles; not a massive mainstream name but respected/known in its bubble. Estimated earnings vary widely by analytics tools but reflect a sustainable full-time creator operation.

Basic Opinion
It's a solid, high-volume niche channel for Tesla/SpaceX/AI enthusiasts who share the bullish worldview. Ryan comes across as passionate, transparent about his positions, and experienced in content creation (transition from other topics). The high output and Patreon model provide depth for supporters, but it's clearly opinionated advocacy rather than neutral analysis—expect heavy pro-Musk framing and long-term optimism.
If you're into that ecosystem and want frequent updates/reactions, it's valuable; if you want balanced skepticism or diversified finance content, it may feel one-sided. Like many creator channels, success ties to the performance of its main subjects (TSLA/SpaceX), which drives both praise and criticism. Always DYOR on investments!

I suppose they could always invest in the Danish space industry, rather than one that in 2025 launched 85% of all satellites globally. Not forgetting BIFROST and Sternula-1 (Denmark’s first commercial satellite).

I love how you are always sooo accurate.. like in this video about the cybertruck being an engineering master piece..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psXWyO32aWk

Of course made without market research by Lord Musk, i bet he makes the best decisions all the time... He is Grok:no mistakes

SpaceX is crashing even harder than it's rockets.

If 30 years from now, Elon is not the same Elon (never mind the fact I'll be 80) ... If my investment is 15x or 150x, I'll be WILDLY rich.

There are jobs where they pay you no matter the results. Look up funcionarios in Spain 😊

You got my sub. Bravo!!! 👏🏼

Go get em Steven

This was a great video. I learned stuff too.

Academia such as so called professors teach out of date information and teach libtards who will never achieve what Elon has DONE

How many people believe that a hedge fund manager can make decisions for a rocket company with zero knowledge of how to get to space!!

YOU SHOULD HA VE NEVER FUCKED WITH ME. NOW YOU ARE GOING DOWN DOWN DOWN. HOW'S YOUR IPO DOING

IT BEGINS ELON

Bullshit Video

Mediocre risk taking gurantees mediocre results, no wonder many Europeans are miserable

love your mid analogy you are right on! great video

LOL, This removes the power of the HATER. Or the ASHlow that wants to remove a founder/President from the Board for whatever reason. Elon experienced this with several of his companies like Paypal. Which is why he's doing things the way he is. If you hate a company/country GTFk OUT.

What all of these shills forget is that Musk didn't ask them to invest, they chose to invest. Musk didn't force them to buy B shares, they chose to buy B shares.

“All generalizations or just some?” ☠️🤣🤣🤣

I asked Grok for average ROI for investors over the last serval years.

2025: 5.7%
2024: 8.8%
2023: 8.8%
2022: -11.6%
2021: 10.9%
2020: 8.2%
10-year annualized (around 2014–2023/24): ~5.8% p.a.

I trust musk. I do not trust groups that short and do insuder trading unchecked. I have no problem with this.

Let Elon Cook!!!!!!

absolute waffle... you have no idea how much propaganda you've swallowed.

Someone should tell him about delegates and super-delegates who vote unequally to use people's funding by force.

Most of the media comments seem to be coming from the country where Elon is taking their chip making with TeraFab..??