Gabriel Shahin, CFP®

@thehealthb0t And you’ll be penalized And taxed if you don’t have insurance

American shows what his Family Health Insurance (Bronze Saver Plus) Plan will cost in 2026: - $2,094.15 per month - $27,229 per year - $13,000 deductible - $20,300 maximum out of pocket No one can afford this. The Affordable Care Act has destroyed healthcare. “This cannot be real! How the heck are families supposed to get medical care?! I'm at a loss.... This is freaking insane.”

@AIInvestorHQ And the financial meltdown happened in 08 😳

People think buying a house is a “smart Investment” My friend bought a great house in 2007 for $650k Today he can’t even sell it for $775k That same $650k in the S&P 500? Now worth $4.29 million

Everyone wants to talk about returns. But in my career, I've learned the elite talk about what they actually KEEP. That’s the difference. In 2026, the biggest threat to high-net-worth portfolios isn’t market volatility… it’s inefficiency. Taxes. Fees. Poor coordination between your investments, your tax strategy, and your estate plan. You can have a “great” portfolio on paper and still fall behind because if it’s not built to be tax-aware, it’s quietly working against you. The game has changed people! Asset management is no longer about picking the "winners'. It’s about building a system where every decision works in tandem. The investors who understand this aren’t chasing performance… they’re engineering outcomes with strategy. And if your strategy isn’t built around after-tax results, you’re playing an outdated game. Read more here -> falconwealthplanning.com/falcon-article…

Everyone says they’re a fiduciary. That’s the problem. Because most people don’t actually understand what that means… and most advisors aren’t held to it the way you think they are. There’s a big difference between: sounding like you’re acting in someone’s best interest and being required to do it by law. One is marketing. The other is a legal responsibility. If your advisor isn’t a fiduciary 100% of the time, you should be asking why. It’s a simple question... but watch how they answer.

@coffeededo_o Curious what his equity plan is

Hey there. CEO of the century. Respect !!!

@InvestingAddict Wow…. Now that’s an impressive take! Lol Joel’s aside, if no one is selling it, where are they buying it if someone is always in possession of it?

If Bitcoin is so valuable why doesn’t the U.S. government just print enough money to buy it all at once?

@InvestingAddict There’s been many bull markets. This 3 inch wide chart looks good over 40+ years

It’s crazy to think that most of us have never been through a true bear market.

“Make $2,500 a month with your credit card.” Sounds great… until it isn’t. Adding authorized users for income isn’t a hack, it’s a liability. You’re still on the hook for that money and you’re still taking the risk. Would you seriously trust a stranger with your credit for a few hundred bucks? There’s a difference between building credit… and gambling with it. Some strategies sound smart online until they fall apart in real life. This is one of them.

The strategy that got you to $5M… won’t get you to $10M. At a certain point, it’s not about doing more of the same. It’s about doing something different. Most investors are still running accumulation strategies… on portfolios that should be focused on preservation, efficiency, and transfer. That gap? It’s expensive. Same portfolio can have the wrong playbook over time. The next level isn’t about chasing returns, it’s about tax efficiency, coordination, and long-term structure. If your advisor hasn’t changed the conversation, that’s the real problem. Might be time for a second opinion. Link below to schedule a free consultation with us falconwealthplanning.com/get-my-free-as…

Everyone’s looking for the “next” place to put their money. Real estate? Expensive and constrained. Private debt? Gated. Commodities and crypto? Volatile and unpredictable. And yet people keep forcing it. Sometimes the answer isn’t complicated. TINOO: There Is No Other Option. Not because markets are perfect… but because they’re liquid, resilient, and backed by real fundamentals. The stock market isn’t exciting right now. It’s just doing its job. And in this environment, that might be EXACTLY what matters. Watch the full podcast with the link below youtu.be/LYurswvR_4U

@BoLoudon This is dated. #TrumpCoin

Estimated net worths before entering the presidency and after leaving: TRUMP (2016–2021): $4.5B → $2.4B OBAMA (2009–2017): $1.3M → $68.7M W. BUSH (2001–2009): $20M → $40M CLINTON (1993–2001): $1.3M → $120M TRUMP is the only one to lose money.🇺🇸

@DefiantLs Stupidity at its finest

Justin Trudeau: The wealthy of the world needs to "step up" and limit their wealth intake. He charges $100k for speaking.

@stardustopname Genius

@Leooweb3 Man I’ve seen this like 10x in past 5 months. Get a new AI prompt for click bate bra

If you had a $5M networth. Would you spend $250k on a Porsche 911?

Most people think risk lives in the market It doesn’t In 2026, your personal data is one of the biggest threats to your wealth Data brokers are collecting and selling everything Your income indicators Your assets Your behavior And that creates real exposure Identity theft Targeted scams Even risks to your tax filings and estate structures This isn’t a privacy issue It’s a financial one The problem is most people don’t account for it in their strategy If your plan ignores this, it’s incomplete We broke down exactly how this works and what to do about it in the full article Read it here → falconwealthplanning.com/falcon-article…

You ever hear of TINA?? "There Is No Alternative." The market just proved it. Panic makes noise. Capital makes decisions. While fear dominated the headlines, sophisticated investors were doing something else entirely. They're rotating back into U.S. equities. Not out of blind optimism, but out of logic. The S&P's resilience isn't an accident. The fundamentals are intact. Earnings are holding. And when global uncertainty rises, capital flows toward the market with the strongest foundation, deepest liquidity, and most consistent long-term track record. This is TINA. And it's not a new concept; It's a recurring pattern that rewards those who understand it. I was recently quoted in @Reuters on exactly this. The investors who tune out the noise and focus on where capital is actually moving are the ones who make better long-term decisions. Stop following the headlines. Follow the capital.

There’s a lot of bad takes on Roth IRAs This is one of them Roth IRAs weren’t created to trick you into paying more taxes They were created to give you tax-free growth That means no taxes on dividends No taxes on gains No taxes when you withdraw Compare that to a brokerage account where you’re taxed along the way and at the end The real mistake is looking at your account value instead of your purchasing power Because what matters isn’t how much you have It’s how much you actually keep

@unusual_whales Wait did Trump really write this @grok

Trump on Tim Cook: "I was very impressed with myself to have the head of Apple calling to 'kiss my ass.'"

Most high-net-worth individuals focus on making money The elite focus on keeping it Returns matter But what matters more is what actually survives Taxes Fees Inefficiencies That’s where the real gap is created Not in performance But in preservation If you’re only focused on what you’re making, you’re missing what you’re losing Schedule a call through the link below to see what’s actually working in your favor and what’s working against you falconwealthplanning.com/get-my-free-as…

Most people plan for retirement using the wrong numbers The median retiree earns about $3,900/month ($47K/year) or $7,100 for couples ($86K/year) But most people use averages And averages are inflated by a small group at the top That’s how unrealistic expectations get built If your plan is based on the wrong numbers, the outcome won’t match