Who Would Win in a Street Fight? Rareliquid vs Peak Frameworks vs Sam Shiah
Was wondering which investment banking youtuber y'all think would win in a street fight? The three former IB analyst contenders are:
- Rareliquid (Ben Chon) - former JP Morgan Healthcare SF
- Peak Frameworks (Matt Ting) - former Evercore Tech NYC
- Sam Shiah (Wall Street Mastermind) - former Morgan Stanley Tech Menlo
Also should mention that this street fight would be no holds barred (aka anything goes)
I'd say Sam Shiah only because given the predatory nature of his business - charging students $6800 (wouldn't be surprised if inflation bumped it up to $8k) for recruiting advice by invoking anxieties that without WSMM they won't end up on the street - I am guessing he's had his fair share of run ins with delinquent customers and has resorted to his unscrupulous methods to get what he wants.
Given this is a no holds barred fight, I could totally see Sam, with the "whatever it takes/ends justify the means" mentality, going into this fight mafia style with a crowbar/gun and absolutely destroying these two honest youtubers just like he does with his customers.
Is WSMM really $7-8k?!?! I could never imagine paying so much for that
Honestly rareliquid and peak frameworks give pretty solid advice. Gotta give Matt Ting some more credit. He also worked at Silver Lake and Providence Equity. Wall Street mastermind is a scam.
Disrespectful to put Matt's name in the same level as Sam Shiah smh my head. Top tier PE modeling course, blows WSO out of the water, tbh. $387 for his course when BIWS is $800 for an IB recruiting course course aimed at undergrads is a steal.
Fr how can they put him and RareLiquid on same level as a predatory fuck
Matt and Ben are both top quality
Ben’s a G
Matt Ting produce quality content, actually thinking about using it for PE recruiting. Ben Chon talks a lot about non- IB stuff. Can't speak about Sam, since I only see the commercials and it has stopped.
Matt has so much humility and is pretty chill. The type of guy I would grab drinks with
do any of them have any Banter
Matt Ting would simply walk away from the fight—dude is so chill and frequently blogs about his digital nomad lifestyle. Also, his content is incredible. Personally haven’t used the resources but friends of mine have said that it’s far beyond the quality offered by other platforms for a decent price.
Funny enough both Sam and Ben were in the same business frat at Berkeley
In before Afzal Hussein gets mentioned
Y’all know Ting was a legend in banking whose name gets mentioned to this day, paid his dues in large cap PE and contributes alpha generating trades at idea dinners with L/S bros now right. How do you put him the same category smh
Did Matt Ting write this?
Peak Frameworks for sure. That guy has a jaw to die for. Easily takes more punches than everyone else.
If Matt can tell me a funny joke/make me laugh I will buy his course
Matt’s got other more important tings to worry about
Watch every one of Matt’s YouTube videos but can’t speak on the courses or his prowess in combat. But his logical, intellectual approach to presenting content in a clear and honest way leads me to believe he would be as prepared as possible for any combat encounter if given ample warning
Rareliquid is now a wharton mba candidate his content is p good imo
Peak Frameworks and Rareliquid FTW!!!
I follow rareliquid closely, the guy has great content
Chun-Li and Nicki Minaj - win all day long baby
In the red corner - Bennnnnnnnnnn Chon! aka theeee rareeeeeliquid!!!!!!!!!!
Ben strolls out. He's been a soft-spoken gentleman his whole life. Always been an obedient Asian kid. Always did his homework, did his chores, he was that kid who reminded the teacher of homework. However today, he's not his usual confident self. He's never been in a playground fist-fight before, let alone a street fight. Whenever he saw a fight at school, he would report it to the teacher. Today, his demeanor resembles that of his 'Luna' video where he addresses his crypto losses and his subscribers' hate and disappointment. He stretches, throws some loose air punches to warm up joints and watches out for Matt Ting and Sam Shiah.
'Hey guys, it's Ben here - '
WHAM!!
Ben falls to the ground with a anti-climatic thud. Way less spectacular than how Luna tumbled.
The Wall Street Mastermind, Sam Shiah, steps out of the shadows. He looks like his usual cunning, shifty, disheveled self, but the moonlight and his sneaky sucker-punch adds an extra element of scammyness to his demeanour. He drops the brick he used to smash Ben's skull. He inspects Ben's lifeless body with interest. 'Pity. I liked his DCF from scratch videos. But he wasn't going to go far without my WallStreetMastermind course anyway.'
Matt Ting from Peak Frameworks sizes up Sam Shiah. He gives his usual reassuring smile and utters 'That's Peak bro.'
Matt has always been a logical person. He likes numbers and he likes to evaluate probabilities. He also devotes energy to his appearance, as evidenced by his sleek hairstyle, sharp jawline, bright skin tone and well-ironed clothes. So it makes sense to assume that Matt devotes time to working out too. He might not have trained in serious martial arts nor trained his brute strength to that akin of a powerlifter or bodybuilder, but it's safe to assume that he hits the gym around 2 times a week especially now he has a more relaxed schedule running Peak Frameworks, and might have taken up a recreational gym boxing class here and there, and probably does cardio occasionally. His brutal investment banking and private equity work schedule might have drained him and made him physically unfit, but all 3 contenders were former investment banking analysts and thus all are equally weak. Out of the 3, Matt Ting is the most physically primed to win this Clash of the Titans.
Matt applies his logical approach to the fight. Prior to showing up, he has already built a detailed model to estimate the outcomes of the fight. It was an intense and multi-variable model, with 30 different switches and more than 100 assumptions, supplemented with 100 rows of sensitivity and scenario analyses. His main assumptions lie in the fact that Sam Shiah is overweight (and has a disgusting beard to top it off) and Ben Chon is a nerd. Unfortunately there are no historical data or precedent fights so he intrinsically values Sam and Ben and draws comparable peers from other nerds who have engaged in fights. The odds look very good for Matt ....
hahahaha honestly i would choose matt too. only got to green stripe in tae kwon do
yo it's the man himself! (assuming you're actually rareliquid) how you doing?
this thread is insane LOL
Have no clue there were IB youtubers but honestly Matt looks to be toughest of the group.
Selling "courses" online, especially via youtube, has always been shady corner of the internet.
All that aside, he just looks like he is physically capable of beating down the others in the ring of honor.
This whole ordeal feels like some weird cross of Andrew Tate, Gordon Gecko, and guidance counselors.
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