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Brookfield, explained by their CEO, Bruce Flatt! Scroll down for timestamps! Couple of good quotes: On Investing in Alternative Assets: “the easiest way to make money is to buy a great asset that was misfinanced” On the Energy Transition: “the push isnt happening from government, the pull is coming...

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Tagging all who may be interested, imo - worth a watch! @DrunkDividends @CDInewsletter @PronkDaniel @Lovey1973 @LazaroInvestor @jim999432 @ObjIFDividends @DivStockpile @QualityInvest5 @AJButton2 @BRuss008 @RoryinCanada @DividendRoots @SavingsCaptain @TheDividendGuy @LibreFinances @ALLCAPSfinance @Investing4Noobz @onepennypodcast @thewealthtrap @wealthbuildin15 @SettlingNomads @MTL_Invests @labourtoleisure @VanIsleInvestor @TomasVaclavicek @investingcan @CarbonLedgerCap @FazalBalaj

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Harveyvor 1 Jahr

When Bruce Flatt talks, I stop everything to listen carefully! 📝

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Newcomer Investorvor 1 Jahr

Same!!!

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Michael Gielkensvor 1 Jahr

Where is this from?

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Newcomer Investorvor 1 Jahr

Brookfield Investor Day!

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Eric Lovor 1 Jahr

The most underrated part is buying into good assets, attend to them well to raise the operational efficiency and sitting there to let them compound for next 10 to 20y. Shrewd, patience capital is underrated.

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Newcomer Investorvor 1 Jahr

Exactly!

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MysteryQuantvor 1 Jahr

Bruce Flett is hugely impressive

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Newcomer Investorvor 1 Jahr

He really is

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TheDividendGuyvor 1 Jahr

Just listened to it and I got shivers! Thx for tagging me!

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Newcomer Investorvor 1 Jahr

Anytime!!!!!! Glad you liked it

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