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Jack Allweil
@Jack_Allweil
Land Flipper | Cohost of The Brothers on Books Podcast | Personal Finance Junkie | Author of Make Better Bets and 15 Weeks to Pass an Actuarial Exam
USA Katılım Aralık 2022
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Thinking of investing in indexed annuities?
You should learn options instead.
Those products are a combination of treasuries to back the guarantee plus call options to capture the upside.
You can do this yourself. Save the fees and frictional cost. Capture more upside.
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@BitcoinRachy looking at a pretty small window there...
If you zoom in on Bitcoin, one would conclude it's sh*tty, but we wouldn't believe that, right?
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My home value continues to decline over the last year, and people are still telling me real estate is the best investment of our generation.
Pathetic returns.
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Most I've enjoyed a book in a long time.
And happy to have just had the author on The Brothers on Books Podcast:)
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Once you start studying art, you realize there's a lot going on with art, including the money and ecosystem behind it.
Our discussion with Doug Woodham on The Brothers on Books Podcast was amazing. Grateful for the opportunity to speak with him.
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Would you buy this for $100M?
We talk Jean-Michel Basquiat with author Doug Woodham on The Brothers on Books Podcast.
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US Officer: Why are you here?
Me: Bitcoin Conference.
US Officer: Ohh. How many do you have?
What would you have answered? (Wrong answers only!)
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We just went through the unreal story of
Jean-Michel Basquiat
on
The Brothers on Books Podcast
How many artists have had one of their paintings sell for over $100M?
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Art seems to track inequality pretty well. If you're interested in inequality you should follow the art market!
And in the recent episode of The Brothers on Books Podcast we discuss with the author, Doug Woodham, the unbelievable rise of
Jean-Michel Basquiat
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If you want to find a glitch in the matrix, ask this one question:
Why should the money supply increase at all?
The moment you ask and ponder it seriously, the blatant propaganda starts to look like a sales pitch for robbery (that you have accepted all your life).
Welcome🤝
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@lindsay__stamp I would weigh my long-term views of the city, state, and property.
Are you managing this yourself?
IF I didn't have a good relationship with a property manager already, I think I'd offload it. I've found the management to be the most vital factor.
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You’re down to 1 final rental property. Your tenant calls and says he’s moving out May 15th. You bought the house in 2020 with a 3% interest rate, cash flows nicely, and your percent equity is 71.4%. Also, you want to relocate across country with your family.
What’s your move?
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@murphy_thom @jonbrooks What we really need is to stop printing more dollars.
We're getting more dollars but not more things. We need the # of things to keep up with the # of dollars.
How about the ages for starting families?
Are you saying home ownership actually causes collapse???
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@Jack_Allweil @jonbrooks We don't need more supply. 65.5% of adults own. Home. The average over 60 years has been between 62-67%. The only time it went above 67% the financial industry collopsed.
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Pending Home Sales keep grinding along the bottom.
The weakest March for pending home sales on record.
Demand won't recover until prices come down.
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@PrestonPysh thanks for everything Preston. Your talks with Jeff Booth and Michael Saylor really shaped many of my views.
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A personal note. After years of public discussion/work: the podcast, social media, venture capital, everything — I'm stepping back to focus on my family.
My kids are growing fast. My wife deserves the best of me. To everyone who listened, read, grew, and built alongside me — thank you. What a blessing you all have been!
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@bramk I did a project on Dali in the 7th grade:) He's still my favorite.
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@lindsay__stamp ye, that's bonkers/crazy/nonsense
I think this is why some are literally losing hope. It's frustrated getting gaslit constantly.
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@Jack_Allweil The calculator says average yearly inflation rate from 2020 to 2026 is 4.14%. But, that’s just what they’re willing to admit
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According to the CPI inflation calculator, if you were earning $100,000 in 2020, you would need to be earning $127,500 today to have the same purchasing power.
If we continue on this same trajectory, in 2030 that number will jump to $149,200.
Owning assets is a non-negotiable.
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At the rate we're going, there's a decent chance my wife and I end up billionaires but at the same time I don't think it will be that unusual when it happens.
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@natbrunell @franfinney What's the thought of them not getting this in theatres?
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Finding Satoshi debuts tomorrow! You will not want to miss the parts with beautiful @franfinney.
You can pre-order your viewing at a discount using code NATALIE at findingsatoshi.com/natalie
Please share what you think of the film this week! Can't wait to hear the community's reactions.
Natalie Brunell ⚡️@natbrunell
A clip went viral this week of a professor declaring that Bitcoin is a CIA surveillance tool and demanded to know "where are the servers?" We’re 17 years in and the basic facts of what Bitcoin actually is still get lost. Which is one of the reasons why I found the @findingsatoshi_ documentary worth watching. It's not what I initially expected. It's less about putting a name on Satoshi and more about tracing where Bitcoin came from: the ideas, the people, the years of cryptographic work that made it possible. For the record, I don't think we need to unmask Satoshi. There's something beautiful about a creator who walked away and let the protocol speak for itself. And this also isn't like the @nytimes piece that recently dropped falsely naming @adam3us…that was based on circumstantial writing analysis, no cryptographic proof, plus Back has denied these claims for years. NYT got it wrong. What really got me were the moments with @franfinney. Hearing her talk about Hal - who he was, what he believed, how he helped change the world - hit me hard. Their love was an inspiration. Behind all the code and the debates and the price charts, there are real people who poured their hearts into building something that could set the rest of us free. Fran's love for Hal comes through in every word she shares, and her strength in carrying his legacy forward move me more than I can put into words. The film also puts to rest the lazy narrative that Bitcoin is some CIA or NSA creation. It's not. Bitcoin came from cypherpunks who spent decades fighting for privacy, sovereignty, and individual freedom. That's a story worth knowing, and one worth holding onto. Appearances in the film include @saylor, Adam Back, @lopp and many more. The film is launching soon, and pre-sale access is available exclusively at findingsatoshi.com/natalie - I was able to extend my followers a 20% discount with code NATALIE.
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