So Erika this is my second vid I will be watching with only seeing 3 of your shorts, like Seth was saying. Make meaningful content for a specific ordinance and the one whom it impacts will come.
I hate all the advice about investing. When you buy shares in a company that you're not working for, you're participating in defrauding the people who do work for that company. The dividends paid to you come directly from the gap between the wealth those people create with their work and what they're being paid for it. This might be tolerable if we weren't living in a decades-long wages stagnation, but when people who are working full time are not being paid enough to live on, and corporate profits and dividends go up and up and up, it is unconscionable to choose to be part of the problem. Landlording is just as bad. People bring home their inadequate and stagnant wages and fork out obscene quantities just to keep a roof over their heads. We need investment options that aren't predatory. I don't know what they are, but we need them.
thank you for the interview, its such conversations that gives us a perspective about finance, I like the concept that there is no one right answer for everybody. I have read the book and it's one of my favourite books. It's amazing that the original target for the book was just a mere 5000 copies. Imagine the book has reached us in Zimbabwe
My salary is $800, my expanses are $200 a month i invest the rest and use the "credit merry-go-round" i take cheap loans and lend that money for a higher interest.
I made x3 investing most of my money into the stocks of Russian companies soon after the beginning of the war. Basically i bought the dip of the Russian stock market and then it grew up in 2023 tripling my investment. And now most Russian companies came back to paying the dividends and 13% income tax is pretty nice, although a little bit too high for my liking. But the only way to get a cashback on the paid taxes in Russia is if you're a Russian citizen.
100% accurate IMO! Excellent insights about money that I wish I knew 48 years ago when I left home. I learned them the hard way but at least I finally did.
Even with the right technique and assets some investors would still make more than others, as an investor, you should’ve known that by now, nothing beats experience and that’s final, personally I had to reach out to a stock expert for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to a million, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I’m buying again.
To obtain financial freedom, one must either be a business owner, an investor or both, generating passive income particularly on a weekly or monthly basis. That’s the key to living financially stable….
I’ve been in the investment world my whole career and reading Morgan’s book for the fourth time. It’s a great read to get you to think about money and growing it without all the noise.
Protecting your capital is much more important than making money. Basically because if you lose your capital, making money is much harder. ''Missing the train'' vs. ''losing your money''. There are a lot of trains, but if your money is gone, it's over.
I would disagree on guaranteeing results. Look at Pfizer and Moderna returns. Once you capture a regulatory body and use the coercion to force the general public to take your experimental product line not a vaccine your profits are guaranteed! If anyone objects call them a “antivaxxer” or “conspiracy theorists” or a”Nazi”. Once you can force people into obedience and force them to take your product or lose their job your profits will skyrocket. With the right combination of mass censorship, media cancellations, propaganda, gaslighting and misinformation you can corner any market. It certainly beats putting a gun to people’s heads but has the same results.
He said 15 years ago you had to put on a suit and go talk with someone to invest. That is not correct. I've been investing through Vanguard for well over 20 years – and could have been investing with them well before that. Just sayin' that was a red flag. Maybe since he's so much younger than me he's not aware of how long regular individuals have been able to invest with these big investment houses. Otherwise, I generally do like his advice and I have also (mostly) followed his strategy of index investment over the long haul.
I invest in Yieldmax options funds. Example ULTY,Cony, and others. I like the monthly income.
But I do have ETF like from Strive and stocks in food companies.
Awesomeness
So Erika this is my second vid I will be watching with only seeing 3 of your shorts, like Seth was saying. Make meaningful content for a specific ordinance and the one whom it impacts will come.
I hate all the advice about investing. When you buy shares in a company that you're not working for, you're participating in defrauding the people who do work for that company. The dividends paid to you come directly from the gap between the wealth those people create with their work and what they're being paid for it. This might be tolerable if we weren't living in a decades-long wages stagnation, but when people who are working full time are not being paid enough to live on, and corporate profits and dividends go up and up and up, it is unconscionable to choose to be part of the problem.
Landlording is just as bad. People bring home their inadequate and stagnant wages and fork out obscene quantities just to keep a roof over their heads.
We need investment options that aren't predatory. I don't know what they are, but we need them.
Amazing channel, it's understandable, it's changing my outlook and prospectives.
XD he thinks he owns his hous. Try to not pay taxes for it lol.
If it was democratized, it means it's a loss now ;(
Stop chasing Money or you will miss what Life has to offer. 😂😂
Great interview!
Thank you
Ronald Reed was content with his lifestyle.
Ego vs Your income … Great online
Great discussion
SHORTCUTS TO SUCCESS
Many very important points discussed, great discussion. Hats off.! Keep it up.!
Am I a not normal person, I started to invest few years ago.
I think she’s looking for a guy in Finance, 6’5”, Blue Eyes
thank you for the interview, its such conversations that gives us a perspective about finance, I like the concept that there is no one right answer for everybody. I have read the book and it's one of my favourite books. It's amazing that the original target for the book was just a mere 5000 copies. Imagine the book has reached us in Zimbabwe
Thanks
My salary is $800, my expanses are $200 a month i invest the rest and use the "credit merry-go-round" i take cheap loans and lend that money for a higher interest.
I made x3 investing most of my money into the stocks of Russian companies soon after the beginning of the war. Basically i bought the dip of the Russian stock market and then it grew up in 2023 tripling my investment. And now most Russian companies came back to paying the dividends and 13% income tax is pretty nice, although a little bit too high for my liking. But the only way to get a cashback on the paid taxes in Russia is if you're a Russian citizen.
100% accurate IMO! Excellent insights about money that I wish I knew 48 years ago when I left home. I learned them the hard way but at least I finally did.
I’m investing 2020 my hard earned money 💰 market is crashed 😢 20000$ before, now my portfolio 6000$ 😅4 years wasted my time and money
❤❤❤ congratulations!
I started my finance channel thanks to inspiration from your videos, it’s the best thing I’ve ever done ✨❤️
Talked a lot and said nothing
Is incredible how now days people make a lot of money only because you speak fast and apply only common sense
Truly educating
Even with the right technique and assets some investors would still make more than others, as an investor, you should’ve known that by now, nothing beats experience and that’s final, personally I had to reach out to a stock expert for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to a million, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I’m buying again.
More honest is what everyone needs
Morgan's superpower is his ability to communicate❤
To obtain financial freedom, one must either be a business owner, an investor or both, generating passive income particularly on a weekly or monthly basis. That’s the key to living financially stable….
50:00–51:08 The best way to describe what I'm trying to achieve. Total independence.
So many good insights here! Thanks for asking Morgan so many good questions! I just bought his book.
I’ve been in the investment world my whole career and reading Morgan’s book for the fourth time. It’s a great read to get you to think about money and growing it without all the noise.
49:20 Gold!
I loved this interview. It was so interesting and informative. Thank you!!!❤
Dave Ramsey’s principles apply. You have just started to misrepresent them from the outset on this program.
Protecting your capital is much more important than making money. Basically because if you lose your capital, making money is much harder. ''Missing the train'' vs. ''losing your money''. There are a lot of trains, but if your money is gone, it's over.
I would disagree on guaranteeing results. Look at Pfizer and Moderna returns. Once you capture a regulatory body and use the coercion to force the general public to take your experimental product line not a vaccine your profits are guaranteed! If anyone objects call them a “antivaxxer” or “conspiracy theorists” or a”Nazi”. Once you can force people into obedience and force them to take your product or lose their job your profits will skyrocket. With the right combination of mass censorship, media cancellations, propaganda, gaslighting and misinformation you can corner any market. It certainly beats putting a gun to people’s heads but has the same results.
Great interview!
thought it was very insightful
Great interview! Thank you
He said 15 years ago you had to put on a suit and go talk with someone to invest. That is not correct. I've been investing through Vanguard for well over 20 years – and could have been investing with them well before that. Just sayin' that was a red flag. Maybe since he's so much younger than me he's not aware of how long regular individuals have been able to invest with these big investment houses. Otherwise, I generally do like his advice and I have also (mostly) followed his strategy of index investment over the long haul.
Doctors are questionable