Jul 9, 2020
The yields and benefits of the stock market are benefiting a small section of our population. The system has been built to increase their wealth, and protect their investments no matter what.
This top 5% has twisted the system to where what happens in the stock market is good for them and nobody else. This coronavirus downturn has revealed to us that Wall Street is no longer a reflection of Main Street. If we keep paying attention to the stock market, we’re only going to see what’s benefiting the top 5% in this country.
How do we align ourselves with the people who are winning in this market? In this episode, I’m joined by investor, technologist, coach and “The Mad Scientist of Multi-Family” Neal Bawa. He shares on economic and stock market patterns and how we can navigate them.
Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode
- Recessions help the rich and affect everyone else
negatively
The
rich come out of recessions richer, and that’s by design.
Recessions protect their assets, lower interest rates and make them
richer. That’s how we’ve ended up in a situation where only 5% of
the population benefits from the stock market.
- Follow what the rich are
doing
If you want to
navigate the world of money effectively, follow what benefits the
rich, and align with what they do. Think about the assets that
benefit from ultra-low interests rates for a very long time, and
when they park their money in preparation to deploy capital, do the
same.
- There’s a reason investing dollars are flocking to
real estate
Insurance
companies and large pension funds are all getting into real estate
investing. That’s because every other vehicle for protecting and
building wealth has trended negatively.
Guest Bio-
Neal is a Real Estate Investor, Technologist, Data Scientist, Educator and CEO of Grocapitus Investments and Multifamily University. He sources, negotiates and acquires Commercial properties across the U.S., for nearly 500 investors.
His current portfolio has over 2000 units, projected to be at 3000 units in the next 12 months.
Visit https://multifamilyu.com/ for more
information and resources.