Speaker 1: Forget saving for forty years and earning a measly eight
Speaker 1: percent in mutual funds. That's the slow lane. If you're
Speaker 1: tired of waiting decades to build wealth, I'm about to
Speaker 1: show you a way to five x your wealth in
Speaker 1: just five years with only five steps. Now you heard
Speaker 1: that right, I'm talking about five X in five years.
Speaker 1: So in this video, I'm going to break down why
Speaker 1: you only have five years to make as much money
Speaker 1: as you can, why you can at least five x,
Speaker 1: but you could also see maybe ten, twenty or even
Speaker 1: fifty X growth, and then, of course, most importantly, the
Speaker 1: five steps you need to take today to start multiplying
Speaker 1: your wealth fast. Now, this isn't about playing it safe.
Speaker 1: It's not about following outdated advice, because if you didn't
Speaker 1: realize that old advice, it didn't work for the boomers,
Speaker 1: and it's certainly not going to work for you as
Speaker 1: we're now in the technological age. So if you want
Speaker 1: to amplify your financial future and get back on track,
Speaker 1: let's dive in now real quick. Before we jump in.
Speaker 1: If you're new to the channel, my name is Mark Moss.
Speaker 1: I've been investing now through four economic cycles, booms and
Speaker 1: bus I starting in the mid nineties, and the Internet cycle,
Speaker 1: the dot com boom and bus THEEIT Great financial Crash,
Speaker 1: the pandemic of course more smaller ones along the way.
Speaker 1: I've built seven companies that have done over seven figures
Speaker 1: inside of twelve months during this time, including two high
Speaker 1: value exits. For the last decade, I've been a BC
Speaker 1: tech investor, and from twenty sixteen to twenty nineteen, I
Speaker 1: wrote a cryptocurrency research newsletter and I personally turned one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars portfolio into almost five million dollars in
Speaker 1: that timeframe, which is about a twenty x return. And
Speaker 1: today I'm a partner at a leading tech VC hedge fund.
Speaker 1: And if you want to know the research that we're
Speaker 1: looking at and we're investing our funds money into, then
Speaker 1: grab a notepad. Then let's go. All right, We're going
Speaker 1: to jump right into this because I got a lot
Speaker 1: to show you today. So we're going to talk about
Speaker 1: why five years. First of all, number two, why do
Speaker 1: I think you can make five X? And I should
Speaker 1: say at least five X. And then of course we'll
Speaker 1: talk about what are the practical five steps you should
Speaker 1: be doing let's dive in. First of all, why five years?
Speaker 1: Why are we coming up with five years? And the
Speaker 1: first thing you have to understand is something I call
Speaker 1: the monetary codex. If you watch my channel regularly then
Speaker 1: you hear me talking about this. I've done entire live
Speaker 1: presentations on the monetary codex. And to break it down
Speaker 1: really quickly, it's a cipher, if you will, a codex, right,
Speaker 1: It's a way to decipher the movements of money. And
Speaker 1: if you can understand how money flows, you can understand
Speaker 1: what happens with assets. Now, the first thing you have
Speaker 1: to understand to understand the monetary codex is that we're
Speaker 1: in a debt based monetary system, so that money always
Speaker 1: has to continue or the money supply the debt has
Speaker 1: to continuegro can't get extinguished. Now how do I know this?
Speaker 1: And why do I say? As a matter of factly, Well, one,
Speaker 1: that's just how the system works. But let me show
Speaker 1: you the data behind this. So this is since twenty fifteen,
Speaker 1: this is global debt, right, So the debt gets bigger, bigger, bigger.
Speaker 1: We need more debt to pay off the old debt
Speaker 1: like a Ponzi scheme. So we can see that it's
Speaker 1: gone bigger and right now we are over three hundred
Speaker 1: trillion dollars of debt in the world today. But the
Speaker 1: problem is that while we have three hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: of debt, that's the problem on its own. The bigger
Speaker 1: problem is that if you look at all the assets
Speaker 1: in the world, we have this right here, which is
Speaker 1: what we call broad money. That's the money we have
Speaker 1: to pay the debt. Surprise, surprise, we don't have anywhere
Speaker 1: near enough. We have about eighty trillion dollars of debt
Speaker 1: to back the three or eighty trillion dollars of money
Speaker 1: to back the three hundred trillion dollars of debt. That's
Speaker 1: why we have to get more debt to pay off
Speaker 1: the existing debt, besides just the Ponzi scheme. Now I've
Speaker 1: talked about this quite extensively. I'm not going to go
Speaker 1: deep into it, but we know that currently when we
Speaker 1: look at all the debt in the world, there's maturations, right,
Speaker 1: so a car loan might be five or six years,
Speaker 1: a house loan might be in the US thirty years.
Speaker 1: Business loans are different, right, But we know about seventy
Speaker 1: five percent of the debt in the world right now
Speaker 1: has a maturity of between one and five years, so
Speaker 1: when you average it out, you get about a four
Speaker 1: year range within this debt. So about seventy five percent
Speaker 1: of the debt, that three hundred trillion is getting rolled
Speaker 1: over refinanced about every four years. Now, that four year cycle,
Speaker 1: as we talk about, becomes very dependable, and it started
Speaker 1: because of two thousand and eight when the whole world
Speaker 1: got SYNCD up on a period. So two thousand and
Speaker 1: eight plus four years. Do the math twelve, sixteen, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four and it starts to look like this. These
Speaker 1: dotted blue lines show you the cycle, and this white
Speaker 1: line overlaid with it is this global money, the global
Speaker 1: equity supply, and you can see that we are turning
Speaker 1: up right on pace. And you have to understand in
Speaker 1: these cycles, there's four phases we have, like a spring, summer, winterfall,
Speaker 1: if you will. We have the cycle where it's turning down,
Speaker 1: the cycle where it's bottoming, the cycle where it's coming
Speaker 1: back up, and the cycle where it's peaking. So it's
Speaker 1: key to understand these four year cycles and specifically where
Speaker 1: we're at in these four year cycles. And it's not
Speaker 1: just the debt cycles that are in sync. It's also
Speaker 1: the business cycle. So this is ism which sort of
Speaker 1: measures this. And you can see four your cycle, for
Speaker 1: your cycle, for your cycle, for your cycle, each corresponding
Speaker 1: with a downturn in the economy and a downturn in
Speaker 1: the market. That's exactly how this monetary codex works. Now,
Speaker 1: to show you a chart so you can see it
Speaker 1: better in the markets, this is the global liquidy, the
Speaker 1: money supply that's booing the assets up. And I've color
Speaker 1: coded it for each year, and you can see, actually
Speaker 1: this charts from Real Vision. Shout out to Real Vision.
Speaker 1: I've taken their chart, but you can see that it
Speaker 1: goes up for three years and then we have this
Speaker 1: one down year in the blue year, I put a
Speaker 1: red arrow there for you. And then we go up again,
Speaker 1: and then we have one down here, and we go
Speaker 1: up again and a down here. And if you're like
Speaker 1: an elementary kid and you're looking at patterns, what do
Speaker 1: you think comes next? Well, probably a couple of good
Speaker 1: years and then a down year. Now I just want
Speaker 1: to point out super quick here we'll come back to this,
Speaker 1: but did you notice that I sort of drew a
Speaker 1: straight line, not perfectly straight, but kind of straight. But
Speaker 1: did you notice these are not perfectly straight. We'll come
Speaker 1: back to this about how we can use this to
Speaker 1: our advantage. But of course nothing goes up and down
Speaker 1: a straight line, which is why it's important to zoom
Speaker 1: out and why I'm talking about five year cycles, not
Speaker 1: telling you what's going to happen next month. Frankly, I
Speaker 1: don't care. The next month doesn't matter to me. Think
Speaker 1: in terms of five years, think in terms of decades.
Speaker 1: Your whole life will change. Okay, So now that you
Speaker 1: sort of understand the monetary codex and why five year cycles,
Speaker 1: the next part of the question is why is there
Speaker 1: only five years left? Though I said that we have
Speaker 1: about five years to make as much money as we can.
Speaker 1: What happens after the chart that you just showed me
Speaker 1: mark the repeating cycle? Does that stop? Well? Maybe it does.
Speaker 1: So the thing that we have to understand is that again,
Speaker 1: the world's changing. We've gone from an industrial age to
Speaker 1: the information age and now into a technological age. And
Speaker 1: what's happening is we're seeing new technologies like AI and
Speaker 1: technology disrupting things at the most rapid rate that we've
Speaker 1: ever seen in history. Now we have a precedent for this.
Speaker 1: We can look back for other times when technology is
Speaker 1: disrupted the economy in the markets, and what happens. I'm
Speaker 1: going to show you a couple of charts on that,
Speaker 1: but let's just think through this for a minute. In
Speaker 1: the information age, our problems changed. At the end of
Speaker 1: the day, the only reason why you make money. A
Speaker 1: business makes money is if you solve somebody's problem. And
Speaker 1: the old problem was that we couldn't get information. It's
Speaker 1: not a problem today. Now all the information is readily available.
Speaker 1: Now the problem is how do we discern the information?
Speaker 1: And so we've seen specialists. So we have like a
Speaker 1: doctor who goes and studies specialty information or an attorney
Speaker 1: who studies specialty information. And because that specialty information is scarce,
Speaker 1: then we're willing to pay for that the law of
Speaker 1: supply and demand. There's not enough specialty information for the
Speaker 1: demand that's provided. So attorneys make a lot of money.
Speaker 1: Now what happens when we no longer have a scarcity
Speaker 1: of knowledge anymore? Then what happens? So, for example, we
Speaker 1: have chat CPT. Now Chat GPT is pretty smart. It's
Speaker 1: smarter than the average humans about a hundred IQ. But
Speaker 1: that's across every single domain in the world at the
Speaker 1: same time. So now I can use it to act
Speaker 1: as my attorney. As a matter of fact, just yesterday
Speaker 1: I dumped the legal contract in there I had to
Speaker 1: sign and I said, hey, you're acting as my legal
Speaker 1: consult I couldn't say attorney to j TPT. But I'm
Speaker 1: here my legal consultant. What questions should I be worried about?
Speaker 1: What should I? And then I started interacting with it, right,
Speaker 1: and so I didn't have to go pay an attorney
Speaker 1: for that. So what happens with that? But we have
Speaker 1: something even bigger coming down the pipeline. And what's this?
Speaker 1: If you haven't seen, we have the rise of these
Speaker 1: AI agents. Now, these are bots that we can build,
Speaker 1: Robots that we can build to have their own autonomous functions.
Speaker 1: We can train it to do a set of things.
Speaker 1: Now I put an example of Weimo right here. If
Speaker 1: you haven't seen these, these are autonomous taxis. What happens
Speaker 1: Only have robots autonomous taxis powered by AI and they
Speaker 1: have their own wallets powered by bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Then
Speaker 1: what happens? So imagine a world where currently I go
Speaker 1: hire people to write copy and build a website and
Speaker 1: launch a Facebook camp for me. Each one of those
Speaker 1: people are technically agents of my business. But what happens
Speaker 1: when all of those agents become Chechiptai powered agents? And
Speaker 1: what happens when agents start hiring other agents? Probably within
Speaker 1: a year chechipt version five, we'll see an agent go,
Speaker 1: I can tell my agent, hey, what's the best performing
Speaker 1: business in the world right now? It could categorize them
Speaker 1: based off what I want and go duplicate that for me,
Speaker 1: and it can go hire other agents to build those
Speaker 1: things out. What happens at that point, how does that
Speaker 1: disrupt society? Well, we don't really know, but we have
Speaker 1: a couple ideas based off of history, and that's why
Speaker 1: I've shown this going to twenty thirty. But we don't
Speaker 1: know what happens after that. I think that's the point
Speaker 1: when we'll have reached this technology cycle. I'm gonna show
Speaker 1: you cycles why But what am I talking about sort
Speaker 1: of this historical precedence. What we have right here this
Speaker 1: technology shock. So this is what happened when cars were introduced,
Speaker 1: and this is what happened to the horses. This article
Speaker 1: came out a few months ago. I've referenced it before,
Speaker 1: but this time we're the horses. What happens now as
Speaker 1: we're the horses and technology displaces this? Well again we
Speaker 1: have we have charts that tell us this. So this
Speaker 1: chart right here goes back to the year two thousand.
Speaker 1: What was the year two thousand? That was when the
Speaker 1: internet came out, the dot com boom, right, And two
Speaker 1: things actually happened here that we have to pay attention to.
Speaker 1: Number one, we had the rise of the internet. The
Speaker 1: rise of the Internet allowed us to become more efficient.
Speaker 1: We had data and information in our figuretips. It also
Speaker 1: allowed us to get more people from around the world
Speaker 1: working on our problems. Number one. Number two, it's when
Speaker 1: it's when the China entered the World Trade Organization, and
Speaker 1: it's when jobs started going in mass over to Asia.
Speaker 1: And that also increased efficiency. It lowered the production costs
Speaker 1: of goods, which is great for some people. But look
Speaker 1: what happened to umployment. This is a charge showing all
Speaker 1: employees and manufacturing and you can see it. So when
Speaker 1: we have new technologies, it displaces a lot of workers
Speaker 1: like this. Now, I'm not some luddeye who thinks that
Speaker 1: you know it's going to get rid of human need
Speaker 1: at all. I don't believe that in the Industrial Revolution
Speaker 1: in the late seventeen hundreds, all of a sudden, a
Speaker 1: machine can do the work of five thousand men. But
Speaker 1: what are those five thousand men go do? Turns out
Speaker 1: higher value things like science and medicine and things that
Speaker 1: we need. But what happens in the meantime while they're
Speaker 1: displaced and they're trying to relearn new skills, And this
Speaker 1: is what we have. And that's why I'm saying we
Speaker 1: have about five years left because we don't know what's
Speaker 1: on the other side. And this technology is scaling so
Speaker 1: rapidly that it's going to completely disrupt the economy and
Speaker 1: the markets as we know it today, and making money
Speaker 1: in the future can become very difficult. Now again, we're
Speaker 1: gonna be okay, but how do we get through that gap.
Speaker 1: I did an interview recently with my friend ral Paul
Speaker 1: from Real Vision, and we share a lot of similarities
Speaker 1: in the way that we view the world. We had
Speaker 1: a really good conversation to the conversation down below, but
Speaker 1: let's play this clip of our conversation right here.
Speaker 2: And everybody knows they're screwed. Right now, they can't get
Speaker 2: up the ladder that you know, like your kids is
Speaker 2: like how they're ever going to buy a house. Right,
Speaker 2: So they're gonna have to either be genius entrepreneurs and
Speaker 2: take huge amounts of risk with their entire thing. Fine,
Speaker 2: but it may not suit them, or they're going to
Speaker 2: have to make some investments that make up for that gap.
Speaker 2: There's no other way around it without being poorer than
Speaker 2: you were.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you can hear what he said, right, this
Speaker 1: is going to change things so much. We don't know
Speaker 1: what's on the other side. We know historical presence of
Speaker 1: what happens. And he said because of the disruption we'll
Speaker 1: have that the only way to make enough money to
Speaker 1: actually buy a house or a car or a vacation
Speaker 1: in the future is going to be either Number One,
Speaker 1: you have to be an incredible entrepreneur. Sam Altman said
Speaker 1: that the founder of Open a Eye, so that with
Speaker 1: these tools we might see the first one person billion
Speaker 1: dollar business. So you have to be an incredible orpreneur
Speaker 1: like that. Or number two, you're gonna have to be
Speaker 1: an incredible investor. Now, some of you may not be
Speaker 1: ready for the entrepreneur world, but we can all be
Speaker 1: an investor, and we're going to talk about that now
Speaker 1: real quick. If you want to watch this full video,
Speaker 1: I'm going to link it down below. I also want
Speaker 1: to say that next week I'm going to be holding
Speaker 1: a live presentation about an hour. I'm going to go
Speaker 1: through this entire thesis and I'm going to give you
Speaker 1: the assets, specific names of assets that I'm buying right
Speaker 1: now that you might want to buy as well to
Speaker 1: get you through these next five years. If you want
Speaker 1: to be the incredible investor like Ral's talking about, you
Speaker 1: probably want to find out what we're talking about next week.
Speaker 1: It's all free. You can come hang out live. You
Speaker 1: can ask me all the questions that you want live.
Speaker 1: We'll go through the cycles. Like I said, specific assets
Speaker 1: that I'm buying, how you can put them into portfolio,
Speaker 1: so much more. There's a link down below. Like I said,
Speaker 1: it's free, recommend you come hang out. But let's just
Speaker 1: keep going. Okay, So if we want to know now,
Speaker 1: we talked about why five years we broke that down,
Speaker 1: but what's this path that we expect? Why would we
Speaker 1: expect to five x our portfolio? We know five years,
Speaker 1: but where do we get this five X number from well,
Speaker 1: would you believe me if I said that's actually the
Speaker 1: conservative side of the number. As I said in the
Speaker 1: intro in twenty sixteen, twenty nineteen when I wrote the
Speaker 1: Crypto newsletter, I twenty XD my portfolio, and so five
Speaker 1: x is probably conservative, but let's go with that. So,
Speaker 1: first thing you have to understand is this quantum wave
Speaker 1: is something I've been talking about for over four years
Speaker 1: now at this point, and this quantum wave is basically
Speaker 1: a technology cycle that happens every fifty years, and it's
Speaker 1: a quantum leap forward, So everything changes about every fifty years.
Speaker 1: There's been five and we're now witnessing the sixth quantum
Speaker 1: leap right now. So the first thing you have to
Speaker 1: understand is that, and you have to understand that during
Speaker 1: that time period, during that time period, the only place
Speaker 1: to really be an investor is in that cycle. So
Speaker 1: all the money has been made in this last fifty
Speaker 1: years by Bezos and Gates and those types of people, computers, telecom, internet.
Speaker 1: Right before that, the only place to make money and
Speaker 1: invest would have been in cars Ford, GMGE things like that.
Speaker 1: Before that, the fifty year cycle before that, the only
Speaker 1: place to invest would have been in steel or oil
Speaker 1: or whatever. So you start to get the picture. So
Speaker 1: this is out, what's the next fifty year period. The
Speaker 1: next thing you have to understand is at these fifty
Speaker 1: year periods, these quantum leaps as I call them, these
Speaker 1: quantum wave cycles, they happen very predictably. They happen in
Speaker 1: four distinct phases. Eruption, frenzy, synergy, and maturity. All right,
Speaker 1: we understand that it use something called an S curve, right,
Speaker 1: that's the diffusion of innovation. And then we have to
Speaker 1: understand that during these four phases, this is the key part.
Speaker 1: You didn't miss out on the first phase. We're going
Speaker 1: into the second phase right now. But the majority of
Speaker 1: the growth, the majority of the money be made, happens
Speaker 1: in the second phase. And I put this red arrow here.
Speaker 1: We are right here, right now, so we have the
Speaker 1: bulk of the money to be made in front of
Speaker 1: us right now. So to sum this up five years,
Speaker 1: because technology is happening so fast, we don't know what's
Speaker 1: on the other side of it, y five X. Because
Speaker 1: the way this technology rolls out in a very predictable pattern.
Speaker 1: The sixth wave, now we can see the bulk of
Speaker 1: the money to be made is here. Now, how do
Speaker 1: we know how much money we can make? Well, let's
Speaker 1: just look at a couple assets. So in these quantum waves,
Speaker 1: it's not one new technology, it's a cluster of technologies.
Speaker 1: How do these different technologies work together. Some of the
Speaker 1: parts are greater than the individual ones. And so what
Speaker 1: we're really seeing is bitcoin, decentralization, cryptocurrencies, and we're seeing AI,
Speaker 1: artificial intelligence, robots, all that coming together to create this world.
Speaker 1: Sort of framing up what I had just talked about,
Speaker 1: let's look at bitcoin for a second first. So this
Speaker 1: is the bitcoin chart since twenty eleven. And yes, for
Speaker 1: all you haters, it's very volatile. It goes up and down,
Speaker 1: and it goes up and down, and it goes up
Speaker 1: and down, but it stays in this channel. Now there's
Speaker 1: a bunch of reasons why I'm not going to go
Speaker 1: into this video, but what we can charge this one
Speaker 1: is something called a power law. This is not law.
Speaker 1: This is one idea. It's one of one hundred charts
Speaker 1: that I look at. Good one to pull up here.
Speaker 1: So this green line I added here is the year
Speaker 1: twenty thirty and if you chart it in this band,
Speaker 1: it will keep going up and down and up and
Speaker 1: down like this. That's called volatility. Volatility is the difference
Speaker 1: between perception and reality. We're gonna come back to that
Speaker 1: in a minute. But I charted this. Here's twenty thirty
Speaker 1: and what you can see as the upper band, upper
Speaker 1: section of the band as it goes up and down,
Speaker 1: is app one million dollars. Okay, so right now today
Speaker 1: bitcoin is somewhere in the sixty thousand dollars range. So
Speaker 1: to go to from sixty thousand to one million, do
Speaker 1: some math real quick. So this right here is showing
Speaker 1: that if bitcoin follows this path, which I can go into,
Speaker 1: why it will and we hit this upper band in
Speaker 1: the year twenty thirty, that's a sixteen times return on
Speaker 1: our wealth. I'm talking about only five xing, this is
Speaker 1: sixteen times. Even if it's the low end right here,
Speaker 1: we're still over that number. But that's only just to
Speaker 1: drop in the bucket. Hang on, So we understand that
Speaker 1: with bitcoin, but remember it's a cluster of technologies. Now,
Speaker 1: the last time we saw a cycle, a quantum leap
Speaker 1: cycle like this was in the nineteen seventies with the
Speaker 1: birth of the microprocessor. Nineteen seventy one to be exact,
Speaker 1: the Intel microprocessor, and what we saw in phase one
Speaker 1: of that cycle, Intel went up by twenty three times,
Speaker 1: twenty three times, five twenty three. But everybody here after
Speaker 1: this whole phase one cycle, they're like, oh, man, I
Speaker 1: missed my chance. Why didn't I buy Intel? I wish
Speaker 1: I could do over blah blah blah here at all the time.
Speaker 1: But what they failed to realize as I sat on
Speaker 1: the sidelines is that Intel went up another twenty six
Speaker 1: times in the second phase. That's how these things work.
Speaker 1: Twenty six times. I'm only saying five. I'm being conservative here,
Speaker 1: but let's dig in a little bit more because here's
Speaker 1: where it gets better. What really happens in phase two
Speaker 1: and why Intel went up by so much is Bitcoin
Speaker 1: is one of the core assets, as I showed you
Speaker 1: potentially sixteen times in front of us. However, derivatives off
Speaker 1: of bitcoin, what I kind of call bitcoin two point zero.
Speaker 1: These are to build play into the bitcoin industry, not
Speaker 1: specifically the asset itself. Like micro Strategy, micro Strategy is
Speaker 1: building on a bitcoin platform, and what we can see
Speaker 1: since January of twenty twenty three, MicroStrategy stock has beat
Speaker 1: Bitcoin by two x two hundred percent. So if bitcoin
Speaker 1: does sixteen times and derivatives like MicroStrategy double that, where
Speaker 1: do you end up? You're kind of getting an idea.
Speaker 1: Now we're just talking about one technology, but remember this
Speaker 1: is a cluster of technology. So what about AI? Well,
Speaker 1: we have one of the best AI proxies is in VideA.
Speaker 1: We can see in videos up about thirty times. That's
Speaker 1: pretty interesting. But we know, per all types of studies
Speaker 1: and reports and graphs and business analysis and whatnot, we
Speaker 1: have about fifteen trillion dollars that's about to come into
Speaker 1: the industry and it's expected to do this the amount
Speaker 1: of investment that's going into the space, and we can
Speaker 1: see how fast it's rapidly growing. So if we add
Speaker 1: fifteen trillion and it rapidly scales like this, what do
Speaker 1: you think happens all to these assets? Yes, five X
Speaker 1: starts to seem actually pretty conservative. So now that we've
Speaker 1: covered why only five years left and how five X
Speaker 1: is actually pretty conservative, let's talk about the five steps
Speaker 1: that you need to do to get ready for this. Okay,
Speaker 1: the first one is that first off, I know this
Speaker 1: sounds non on new news stuff. You don't like this,
Speaker 1: but yes, bet on yourself before any asset class. Bet
Speaker 1: on yourself first. I like to say that the risk
Speaker 1: is in the investor, not the investment. What do I
Speaker 1: mean by that? If someone has said, Hey, Mark, you know,
Speaker 1: I see you're a surfer. You're out there all the time.
Speaker 1: What's the best wave I should surf? Well, Pipeline and
Speaker 1: Hawaii that's probably the best wave. But if you've never
Speaker 1: been in the ocean, you should definitely not go surf there.
Speaker 1: You'll probably drowned. But there's hundreds of people out there
Speaker 1: every day and they don't drown because they've worked their
Speaker 1: way up. So we want to bet on yourself first.
Speaker 1: So you really want to understand this quantum wave thesis
Speaker 1: that I'm talking about out again, you might call it
Speaker 1: a K wave, a conjrocitive wave. If you want to
Speaker 1: go do your own research on this, and you can
Speaker 1: see that there's books written, there's all types of research done.
Speaker 1: I've done probably a dozen videos on this, and you
Speaker 1: can see how these technology cycles roll out in a
Speaker 1: very dependable, predictable cycle, and how all the wealth is
Speaker 1: made in there. So one figure this thesis out again,
Speaker 1: I talk about it all the time. So just subscribe
Speaker 1: to the channel if you're not already subscribed. Number two.
Speaker 1: Now that you understand what's going on and you understand
Speaker 1: the roadmap too, align your investments with your purpose, not
Speaker 1: just profit. Okay, And what do I mean by that?
Speaker 1: You hear me say all the time that we should
Speaker 1: build the world that we want, right, and so I
Speaker 1: want to invest my money into things that are building
Speaker 1: this world that I would like. So, for example, I
Speaker 1: would like a world where the Federal Reserve doesn't print
Speaker 1: trillions of dollars and steal wealth from us through inflation.
Speaker 1: I would like that. I would like for my money
Speaker 1: to buy me more things in the future and not less.
Speaker 1: I would like that. I would also like a lot
Speaker 1: of technology that makes my life easier so I work
Speaker 1: less and less. I would like that as well. So
Speaker 1: then I invest my money into those things to get
Speaker 1: me more of what I want. You know what I
Speaker 1: don't want more of pharmaceuticals. I don't like a big pharma.
Speaker 1: Why would I put any money into a biotech fund
Speaker 1: for example? Right, So put your money into where you want.
Speaker 1: And what you want to do is make a list
Speaker 1: of all the assets that you want to see happen
Speaker 1: in this technology boom, in this quantum leap. Put those
Speaker 1: on your watch list so you know what to buy
Speaker 1: when the time comes right. All right, then we want
Speaker 1: to decide what our allocation to this quantum leap portfolio is. Now,
Speaker 1: I say not one hundred percent. And so part of
Speaker 1: the reason why I said we can five x our
Speaker 1: wealth is because I don't plan to put every single
Speaker 1: penny of every asset that I own in the world
Speaker 1: into this. So while I fully expect this part of
Speaker 1: my portfolio to twenty or thirty X, all of my
Speaker 1: wealth is not going into it. So while this portfolio
Speaker 1: is up twenty or thirty x my total net worth,
Speaker 1: I only go by five or six. Does that make sense?
Speaker 1: And so what we want to do is forget everything
Speaker 1: that you've learned. It's all wrong. Forget a sixty to
Speaker 1: forty portfolio. Forget a diversified portfolio you going through twenty
Speaker 1: thirty forty investments. Forget that. Do what Warren Buffett calls
Speaker 1: the deal box. I know this is where the sweet
Speaker 1: spot is, and this is where I'm going to invest
Speaker 1: only in the deal box that I know and understand.
Speaker 1: These assets are going to outperform everything else. Why would
Speaker 1: I diversify into those other assets? Now, you might ask
Speaker 1: cool Mark. You just said you're not put one hundred
Speaker 1: percent in what else you put into? Well? I own
Speaker 1: lots of real estate, I own trophy assets, beachfront properties,
Speaker 1: things that I use, a ranch property in Austin and
Speaker 1: things like that. I own businesses, and so I'm not
Speaker 1: going to liquidate my beachfront properties and my businesses and
Speaker 1: put it all into this portfolio. If that makes sense, okay,
Speaker 1: but I am not going to be buying into a
Speaker 1: diversified ETF portfolio of biotech stocks. Now, step number four,
Speaker 1: use volatility as leverage not danger. You see the number
Speaker 1: one thing people say bitcoin is it's too volatile. We
Speaker 1: call that a feature, not a bug, and so we
Speaker 1: want to use it as leverage not danger. So everyone's
Speaker 1: afraid of this, but we want to welcome it. Why
Speaker 1: Because I call volatility the difference of perception and reality.
Speaker 1: You see in that chart I showed you Bitcoin's growth
Speaker 1: and adoption has continued like this. But what happens is
Speaker 1: the market gets too far in front of itself. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, everyone's gonna use that's gonna change the world.
Speaker 1: And then it sells off. Oh it's never gonna take off,
Speaker 1: it'll never do anything. And then it goes oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: look it's changing the world. Else sewort about it, and
Speaker 1: then oh my gosh, it's never gonna do anything. But meanwhile,
Speaker 1: reality keep chugging along. We can say the same about
Speaker 1: any other asset. As I said, I'm a VC investor.
Speaker 1: Let's look at uber. If Uber was publicly traded for
Speaker 1: the first ten years. Oh, this city banned it, it
Speaker 1: crashes down. Oh now they got into San Francisco, it
Speaker 1: goes up. Oh look, Dallas just banned Uber. It goes down.
Speaker 1: Oh look now they're in whatever, right, And you can
Speaker 1: see how it's volatile based off of perception or reality.
Speaker 1: In the meanwhile, the technology keeps on going, all right.
Speaker 1: And then finally step number five is invest ten percent
Speaker 1: into learning, not just assets. And this kind of goes
Speaker 1: back to the first one that I said, which is
Speaker 1: invest into ourselves first. So take some of your money
Speaker 1: and invest into ways that you can learn. For example,
Speaker 1: just last week, I joined a Mastermind program because I'm
Speaker 1: trying to learn some new things from my business. I
Speaker 1: paid thirty thousand dollars to join this for one year.
Speaker 1: The reason why I did that is one, I hope
Speaker 1: to get new information that I can use to make
Speaker 1: more money. Number Two, because I want to build my
Speaker 1: network out, so I hope to meet a lot of
Speaker 1: other people that can afford that in this group, and
Speaker 1: I can network and do business with them. And so
Speaker 1: we invest into learning, not just assets. And the reason
Speaker 1: why I like this the best overall is because regardless
Speaker 1: of whatever happens with the market and whatever happens with
Speaker 1: the economy, you can't lose. You can't lose with this investment.
Speaker 1: Which would be a good time to tell you again,
Speaker 1: if you want to learn more about this, there's a
Speaker 1: way you can do it without even having to spend money.
Speaker 1: And that's just come to my free live presentation next week.
Speaker 1: We're all break down this entire quantum wave cycle, including
Speaker 1: the assets that I am buying and you might want
Speaker 1: to buy during that cycle. I said, it's all free.
Speaker 1: You can hang out. We're going to do live q Anda,
Speaker 1: so you can ask me any questions you want. There's
Speaker 1: a link down below if you want to come join
Speaker 1: me again, I'd recommend that small investment of your time.
Speaker 1: Now I want to tell you that we need to
Speaker 1: move right now. Why do we want to move right now? Well,
Speaker 1: because we have this huge cycle that's happening right now now.
Speaker 1: We have about five years left we have in this cycle.
Speaker 1: We have about twelve months left and then we're probably
Speaker 1: going to have a pretty turbulent year, and then we
Speaker 1: have four more good years. So we want to make
Speaker 1: as much money as we can right here. We want
Speaker 1: to be prepared for this volatility. What do we do
Speaker 1: with volatility? We get scared? No, we use to our advantage.
Speaker 1: That means I'm buying more all right here, so then
Speaker 1: I can ride it up. So I'm building here, I'm
Speaker 1: buying aggressively here, and I ride it up. What happens here,
Speaker 1: I don't know. But I'm gonna have made so much
Speaker 1: money that it won't matter what happens there. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be taken care of. I don't know about you, but
Speaker 1: if you get on board with this, you're gonna be
Speaker 1: okay too. We don't know what's on the other side
Speaker 1: of this, that's the question. Mark. Yes, I think at
Speaker 1: twenty fifty x as possible. I told you I did
Speaker 1: that already in my portfolio. I showed you other examples
Speaker 1: how that's done. The reason why I'm only saying five
Speaker 1: is again because it's only a percentage of my portfolio
Speaker 1: and put it into this and then ultimately, yes, invest
Speaker 1: in your own education. You need to understand this. You
Speaker 1: have to be paying attention to it. Watch YouTube videos,
Speaker 1: listen to podcasts, read books, and listen to the pay
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Speaker 1: But this is exactly what's happening. This are the five
Speaker 1: years you have two, five extra portfolio, and five simple steps.
Speaker 1: Let me know what you think. You give me thumbs up.
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Speaker 1: And if you want to know more about this cycle
Speaker 1: and what I call the investing black hole, you probably
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Speaker 1: got to your success. I'm out