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Speaker 5: Guys keep asking what are the hottest sexors investing once again, Tech, healthcare, biotech.
Speaker 5: I want to give you guys a tip. During a recession,
Speaker 5: whatever industry calls the pullback or the drop or as
Speaker 5: greatest effected by it, those are the industries as you
Speaker 5: should look into. So we have a healthcare crisis, so
Speaker 5: now we have to look at healthcare companies and a
Speaker 5: health sector that can help. So Johnson and Johnson, Maderna, etc.
Speaker 5: There's a few others that you guys can look into. Also,
Speaker 5: one that I've talked about before. For those of you
Speaker 5: that work in the hospital field, Striker is amazing. You've
Speaker 5: been in that one for a while. But please write
Speaker 5: this down. So if we ever get into a student
Speaker 5: loan crisis, you need to look at the.
Speaker 3: Companies that could bail us out.
Speaker 5: And once that bubble pops, I'll show you next week
Speaker 5: how to look at that curve to know when it
Speaker 5: when it will pop. We have to look at the
Speaker 5: industries that will be affected and if they get to
Speaker 5: a recession or rock bottom prices, we have to look
Speaker 5: to invest there because there're once in a lifetime opportunities.
Speaker 5: Last time it was banking in real estate, and that's
Speaker 5: why those companies went up. We are in a health
Speaker 5: crisis right now. So for my athletes and entertainers who've
Speaker 5: been chiming in and who were like, yo, don't put
Speaker 5: my business out there, but King.
Speaker 3: God need some help, just plan is for you.
Speaker 5: So when Drake got us deal in twenty sixteen, uh,
Speaker 5: this is what I would have done for him. So
Speaker 5: number one, whenever you get a big chunk of money,
Speaker 5: put thirty of that money into whatever asset you like.
Speaker 5: You know, Apple, And since you got the deal with
Speaker 5: Apple twenty sixteen, it would have been a good place to.
Speaker 4: Invest, right.
Speaker 5: So that average price he would have got in before
Speaker 5: the night and one split would have been.
Speaker 3: Right. Fifty three years.
Speaker 5: Later you would have been out one hundred and four percent.
Speaker 4: And it's the model you can use for yourself too.
Speaker 5: And then when we had that vicious drop in April,
Speaker 5: I would have him put two million more in.
Speaker 3: So tell me what the percentage is of the original
Speaker 3: mouth that he invested.
Speaker 5: So I want you to get thirty three percent at first,
Speaker 5: and then I want you to add so anytime we
Speaker 5: have another recession, any vicious pullback, and some of you are, like,
Speaker 5: how do I know when a market dropped? Whenever they're
Speaker 5: talking about investing on ESPN, you know things are really bad,
Speaker 5: right and when everybody's in the barbershop talking about it,
Speaker 5: that's when the market has hit his lowest piece low
Speaker 5: loss price. So now, once you add that the average
Speaker 5: price would have been forty four point sixty five, you
Speaker 5: gouda have had one hundred and eighty five thousand shares.
Speaker 5: He'll be up four hundred and fifty seven percent, which
Speaker 5: you would put him right at twenty eight million. Here's
Speaker 5: the crazy part. That would have been sixty one percent
Speaker 5: of what he made in twenty twenty. Now, Drake's not
Speaker 5: hurt and he's been killing some so far gone. But
Speaker 5: for those of you that come into a windfall of money,
Speaker 5: you have to put that money into better companies than you.
Speaker 5: So for my business owners, athletes, entrepreneurs, you have to
Speaker 5: ask yourself, are you better than Elon? Are you better
Speaker 5: than Tim Cook? Are you better than their CEO of Google?
Speaker 5: If not, tie your money to them, and the generational
Speaker 5: wealth that we want to talk about frequently and have
Speaker 5: will be there and those.
Speaker 4: Do you mind repeating that?
Speaker 3: Because your mic went out? For a little bit during
Speaker 3: that during that Drake segment, dang.
Speaker 5: Okay, let's run it back for the boy step one.
Speaker 5: Anytime you get a bag or get any windfall, you
Speaker 5: want to put thirty three percent of your money into
Speaker 5: a company that you love. Okay, you want to hold
Speaker 5: it for at least four years. So in this example,
Speaker 5: after three years, he would have been up one hundred
Speaker 5: and four percent. I want you to go through the
Speaker 5: tech stocks that you love. Go to macrotrends dot net
Speaker 5: and look every four years, how much is that stock
Speaker 5: up on average? If the company has been around for
Speaker 5: twenty years, you have enough data to know on average
Speaker 5: that over a four to five year period, most tech
Speaker 5: stocks are going to go up to.
Speaker 3: One hundred to two hundred and twenty percent.
Speaker 5: Anytime we have a recession, I want you to take
Speaker 5: pretty much a third of that and put more money
Speaker 5: back in and then let the price run. Because the
Speaker 5: same thing that happened in twenty twenty happened in two
Speaker 5: thousand and eight. Now, for those of us who missed
Speaker 5: out like I did because I was afraid and didn't listen,
Speaker 5: I made sure in this recession that I took advantage
Speaker 5: of it. So when we have our next one in
Speaker 5: probably twenty twenty seven, I want you guys to be prepared.
Speaker 5: So if you invest in any tech, you should expect
Speaker 5: over five to seven year periods to be up about
Speaker 5: five hundred percent. And like I said, if you do
Speaker 5: that in this case, that will put me at like
Speaker 5: sixty one percent of what he made in twenty twenty.
Speaker 5: So tie your money to entrepreneurs that are better than you.
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Speaker 5: I'm tired of seeing our talent fighting on clubhouse and
Speaker 5: YouTube and ig and the root of that issue is
Speaker 5: not enough money. I mean, we saw with Button last
Speaker 5: year and the deal didn't go through with Spotify, but
Speaker 5: it's like, man, if some of that money would have
Speaker 5: been tied in to these same tech companies.
Speaker 3: And even with the thing that.
Speaker 5: I loved about the collective movement of Reddit, with GameStop,
Speaker 5: it shows the power if we come together and decide
Speaker 5: to invest in one company, we can move the market.
Speaker 5: But we can also have influence inside of those companies
Speaker 5: as well. So for my creatives and artists, I want
Speaker 5: you to stop solely be an artist and looking at
Speaker 5: yourselves as an entity and invest in.
Speaker 3: So this is what if you.
Speaker 5: Invest ten k a mont and the market for your
Speaker 5: child for a two year period, this is what your
Speaker 5: returns will be. So screenshot this, and this is based
Speaker 5: off of a conservative return of seven to twelve percent.
Speaker 5: Nothing crazy, no options, no trading, no futures. And for
Speaker 5: my business owners who've asked, how can I guarantee riches
Speaker 5: for my family for a lifetime, A simple calculation. Find
Speaker 5: an asset that will give you twelve percent a year.
Speaker 5: And for those of you that are cash for very well,
Speaker 5: because some of you have had your best year ever
Speaker 5: in twenty twenty. But I don't want you going to
Speaker 5: Vegas and blowing all of your money. So put ten
Speaker 5: grant in and then if you do this over a
Speaker 5: period of time, this is what the return will be
Speaker 5: off a conservative investment. So the next big frontier that
Speaker 5: I think that we will have to face on a
Speaker 5: commodity side is water. Michael Burry talked about this at
Speaker 5: the end of The Big Short But I want to
Speaker 5: give you the ETF before anyone else. C GW as
Speaker 5: a ticker for the S and P Global Water ETF.
Speaker 5: Now for those of you in three weeks like, hey man,
Speaker 5: I got this ETF. Y'all got it here first, right,
Speaker 5: But as companies have ruined, some of our natural resources
Speaker 5: is becoming more scarce, and water features will become more
Speaker 5: popular over the next four or five years. I want
Speaker 5: you to be prepared. This too is at a high,
Speaker 5: so I want you to be careful. There's not the
Speaker 5: time to buy. If there's ever a drop, we'll say
Speaker 5: it here on the show, but please write this down
Speaker 5: c GW. It's one of the most important resources that
Speaker 5: we have on our planet. Rashad Troy and I get
Speaker 5: probably a thousand messages a month about what to invest in.
Speaker 5: So I'm gonna give you the top vanguard ets real quick.
Speaker 5: If you want to invest in a total market VTI
Speaker 5: is a way to go. If you are looking for value.
Speaker 5: For my traditional investors. A VTW is a ticket. Please
Speaker 5: screenshot this. If you're looking for growth VUG and if
Speaker 5: you think the rotation is coming in small cap is
Speaker 5: going to take over, you can look at VB. So
Speaker 5: these are the main four that you can look at
Speaker 5: to invest in through Vanguard. Now, last week I told
Speaker 5: you about the type of portfolios that you can invest in,
Speaker 5: but I want to give you four examples. Takes all
Speaker 5: the mystery out of it. So the first one you
Speaker 5: have super Safe. If you don't want to lose any
Speaker 5: money and you came into a bunch of money, you're like, hey,
Speaker 5: I don't want to risk anything. It's great that you
Speaker 5: guys love tech, but I want security. This is the
Speaker 5: one for you. Look at the ticker IEF and you
Speaker 5: would do one hundred percent of the capitol here. So
Speaker 5: here are the positives. Virtually no losses. It only went
Speaker 5: down two percent last year, So when the world was
Speaker 5: on fire and everyone was crying about.
Speaker 3: Losses, you only lost a little bit.
Speaker 5: Over the last ten years, it only dropped seven point
Speaker 5: six percent and that was in twenty thirteen. The bad
Speaker 5: part is it is slow as hell and the returns
Speaker 5: are small, So you're looking at four point four percent.
Speaker 3: Growth per year. But this is good for people that
Speaker 3: are older.
Speaker 5: So if you're fifty sixty seventy and you want safety,
Speaker 5: you don't want to gamble, don't want a bunch of
Speaker 5: draw down, this is the one for you. Number two
Speaker 5: hial bonds, so you would do a fourth of each
Speaker 5: of HyG emb SPLB and JJ. The positive is it
Speaker 5: only dropped eleven percent last year, which is amazing. It
Speaker 5: averages about six percent per year. And the negative is
Speaker 5: because it's a bond, it's a little bit slower and
Speaker 5: not the best if you want growth. Now, this is
Speaker 5: a classic eighty twenty that Rashall was talking about last
Speaker 5: last week, right. So the upside is you get great growth.
Speaker 5: You're going to average about eleven point eighty six per
Speaker 5: year and a total return over ten years is one
Speaker 5: hundred and eleven percent, which is amazing. The negatives is
Speaker 5: it's super aggressive. In two thousand and three it dropped
Speaker 5: thirty one percent, in two thousand and nine it dropped
Speaker 5: forty one percent, and then twenty twenty it dropped sixteen percent.
Speaker 5: So anytime we have an aggressive drop, if you have
Speaker 5: this mix, your account is going to get hammered. But
Speaker 5: if you stay in for that five or ten year
Speaker 5: period like we talked about, you'll be okay. And this
Speaker 5: is for those of you who want crazy growth all tech.
Speaker 5: So in this example, I use the example of Apple, Microsoft,
Speaker 5: and Amazon and AMD. So if you started with ten
Speaker 5: grand and held it for ten years, it grew to
Speaker 5: one hundred and thirty one thousand over a.
Speaker 3: Ten year period. Amazing.
Speaker 5: The negatives are down twenty five percent and twenty eighteen
Speaker 5: and you have no downside protection. But those are the
Speaker 5: four main portfolios that you can do. You can do
Speaker 5: super safe, you can do mildly safe, you can do
Speaker 5: a little bit aggressive, and then you can do what
Speaker 5: I call like Bosston Wall.
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