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J’ae VESper 🩸

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Nancy Guthrie Ashleigh Banfield talking about Sheriff Nanos first press conference vs his recent interview with NBC. "You've known since day one what the suspect was doing there and there's a concern to the public" "Why did my source tell me what your focus was on day 1: You towed the brother in laws car, then you searched their house, you called off the search for Nancy Guthrie, you turned over the scene, and you told the public there was nothing to worry about. What changed Sheriff Nanos?" Seems she has the same question a lot of us do 👀 #NancyGuthrie #NancyGuthrieMissing #NancyGuthrieKidnapping .

Nancy Guthrie Ashleigh Banfield talking about Sheriff Nanos first press conference vs his recent interview with NBC. "You've known since day one what the suspect was doing there and there's a concern to the public" "Why did my source tell me what your focus was on day 1: You towed the brother in laws car, then you searched their house, you called off the search for Nancy Guthrie, you turned over the scene, and you told the public there was nothing to worry about. What changed Sheriff Nanos?" Seems she has the same question a lot of us do 👀 #NancyGuthrie #NancyGuthrieMissing #NancyGuthrieKidnapping .

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You’ve built something very valuable for a private equity group to acquire. You’ve either started a company from scratch or acquired one; you then operated and scaled it. After 5-10+ years, you sold a majority to a PE firm (cash and rolled minority equity); then several more years later you receive the “second bite of the apple”, larger than the first cash payment. A major liquidity and wealth milestone for you and your family, maybe beyond your dreams. But here’s the question no one asks: Now that you have wealth…how do you keep it? Two scenarios: A gentleman sold his construction company for $20 million. Within a year, half was gone. He had “diversified” into venture capital, luxury condos, and private crypto funds. He was chasing shiny objects. Contrast that with another entrepreneur who sold his HVAC business for the same amount. He put 60% into municipal bonds and short-term Treasuries, then took his time deciding what to do with the rest. The lesson: You don’t need to swing hard after you’ve already hit the home run. Build the wealth, then preserve and compound for today, tomorrow and future generations. In this episode, I break down the two-bucket philosophy: - Capital Preservation - Balanced and Compounded Growth I hope it gets you thinking about how to preserve and compound your wealth...starting today. Timestamps: 0:00 The hidden question after success: what do you do with the money? 1:30 Builders vs. stewards: different skill sets, same discipline 2:00 How legacy families preserve wealth for generations 2:30 "From rice field to rice field" 4:00 The simple fundamentals wealthy families follow 4:20 Why complexity sells, but simplicity endures 5:45 The two-bucket philosophy: preservation and compounding 6:01 Pillar #1: Conservative fixed income (your stability base) 6:40 Story: The entrepreneur who lost half his fortune chasing returns 7:22 Sponsor: CapitalBad - the marketplace for long-term investors 8:16 Pillar #2: High income strategy (living off cash flow) 9:12 Example: The Midwestern family that compounds quietly 9:15 Pillar #3: Long-term growth (own great companies for decades) 10:05 Compounding only works if you let it 10:59 Consumption vs. compounding: every generation’s choice 11:45 Structure, simplicity, and temperament in wealth management 12:00 Can you manage yourself as well as you managed your company?

You’ve built something very valuable for a private equity group to acquire. You’ve either started a company from scratch or acquired one; you then operated and scaled it. After 5-10+ years, you sold a majority to a PE firm (cash and rolled minority equity); then several more years later you receive the “second bite of the apple”, larger than the first cash payment. A major liquidity and wealth milestone for you and your family, maybe beyond your dreams. But here’s the question no one asks: Now that you have wealth…how do you keep it? Two scenarios: A gentleman sold his construction company for $20 million. Within a year, half was gone. He had “diversified” into venture capital, luxury condos, and private crypto funds. He was chasing shiny objects. Contrast that with another entrepreneur who sold his HVAC business for the same amount. He put 60% into municipal bonds and short-term Treasuries, then took his time deciding what to do with the rest. The lesson: You don’t need to swing hard after you’ve already hit the home run. Build the wealth, then preserve and compound for today, tomorrow and future generations. In this episode, I break down the two-bucket philosophy: - Capital Preservation - Balanced and Compounded Growth I hope it gets you thinking about how to preserve and compound your wealth...starting today. Timestamps: 0:00 The hidden question after success: what do you do with the money? 1:30 Builders vs. stewards: different skill sets, same discipline 2:00 How legacy families preserve wealth for generations 2:30 "From rice field to rice field" 4:00 The simple fundamentals wealthy families follow 4:20 Why complexity sells, but simplicity endures 5:45 The two-bucket philosophy: preservation and compounding 6:01 Pillar #1: Conservative fixed income (your stability base) 6:40 Story: The entrepreneur who lost half his fortune chasing returns 7:22 Sponsor: CapitalBad - the marketplace for long-term investors 8:16 Pillar #2: High income strategy (living off cash flow) 9:12 Example: The Midwestern family that compounds quietly 9:15 Pillar #3: Long-term growth (own great companies for decades) 10:05 Compounding only works if you let it 10:59 Consumption vs. compounding: every generation’s choice 11:45 Structure, simplicity, and temperament in wealth management 12:00 Can you manage yourself as well as you managed your company?

PrivateEquityGuy (Mikk Markus)

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🚨Marcos Wealth is NOT “Ill-Gotten Wealth” This is what many of us have been waiting to hear: the President directly addressing the Marcos family wealth and clarifying that it was NEVER ill-gotten. Honestly, that single issue was my only hesitation before fully supporting PBBM way back in 2021. When you actually read the court decisions surrounding this issue, nowhere does it state that money was stolen from the people nor was it public funds. In fact, most of this “wealth” was not in the form of cash! So, we truly have been misled by mainstream media narratives for decades! I have a general idea of the origin of this wealth. It goes further back to earlier generations, well before Marcos Sr became a politician. It’s a deep story, and one I hope the President eventually shares with the nation before his term ends. This also explains why no billionaire can sway or bribe the President. How do you buy influence over someone who is already FAR wealthier than you are? As for how that wealth is being used? Just look at what is being accomplished in this administration. Seeing what’s happening in the country right now, you can tell the legend wasn't just a story, after all. It’s real. Video source: Foreign Correspondent Association of the Philippines (FOCAP) Presidential Luncheon; August 14, 2026

🚨Marcos Wealth is NOT “Ill-Gotten Wealth” This is what many of us have been waiting to hear: the President directly addressing the Marcos family wealth and clarifying that it was NEVER ill-gotten. Honestly, that single issue was my only hesitation before fully supporting PBBM way back in 2021. When you actually read the court decisions surrounding this issue, nowhere does it state that money was stolen from the people nor was it public funds. In fact, most of this “wealth” was not in the form of cash! So, we truly have been misled by mainstream media narratives for decades! I have a general idea of the origin of this wealth. It goes further back to earlier generations, well before Marcos Sr became a politician. It’s a deep story, and one I hope the President eventually shares with the nation before his term ends. This also explains why no billionaire can sway or bribe the President. How do you buy influence over someone who is already FAR wealthier than you are? As for how that wealth is being used? Just look at what is being accomplished in this administration. Seeing what’s happening in the country right now, you can tell the legend wasn't just a story, after all. It’s real. Video source: Foreign Correspondent Association of the Philippines (FOCAP) Presidential Luncheon; August 14, 2026

Thea Tan

13,630 Aufrufe • vor 6 Tagen

Qullamaggie on How Long to Go From 9k to 1 Million “How did you go from 5K to 1 million? That’s for losers. I think I did it in 8 years. No, no, no. You know what, I’ll check. I went from 5K — let’s see, from 2013. So my accounts were actually 9K on May 20, 2013. That was the turning point for my trading. May happened. I was down like 50% on the year, and that was the turning point. So in May 2013 I had 90K in my trading accounts. Let’s see when I hit 1 million. January 2018, I hit 1.4 million. So somewhere in December 2017 my account reached 1 million. It took about three and a half years to get from 9K to 1 million. If you have a small account, guys, it’s not hard to make a few hundred percent per year. It’s not hard if you have a small account. Really, you can make it if you’re a short-term swing trader. You can make most years probably easily a couple hundred percent. And that’s the thing — you won’t have a small account after a few years. That’s the beautiful part.”

Qullamaggie on How Long to Go From 9k to 1 Million “How did you go from 5K to 1 million? That’s for losers. I think I did it in 8 years. No, no, no. You know what, I’ll check. I went from 5K — let’s see, from 2013. So my accounts were actually 9K on May 20, 2013. That was the turning point for my trading. May happened. I was down like 50% on the year, and that was the turning point. So in May 2013 I had 90K in my trading accounts. Let’s see when I hit 1 million. January 2018, I hit 1.4 million. So somewhere in December 2017 my account reached 1 million. It took about three and a half years to get from 9K to 1 million. If you have a small account, guys, it’s not hard to make a few hundred percent per year. It’s not hard if you have a small account. Really, you can make it if you’re a short-term swing trader. You can make most years probably easily a couple hundred percent. And that’s the thing — you won’t have a small account after a few years. That’s the beautiful part.”

Lone

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Time for people to stop and listen. Look what was being shared 3 years ago, the message is exactly the same You will get your foundation watching these and it will only be up to you to go and watch With everything we are witnessing now it will provide more clarity and above anything else it will give you a foundation Answer this one question…. When have we ever lost control? #harrythesoulcoach #donaldtrump #truth #awakening #maga

Time for people to stop and listen. Look what was being shared 3 years ago, the message is exactly the same You will get your foundation watching these and it will only be up to you to go and watch With everything we are witnessing now it will provide more clarity and above anything else it will give you a foundation Answer this one question…. When have we ever lost control? #harrythesoulcoach #donaldtrump #truth #awakening #maga

Harry The Soul Coach

217,891 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

Mark Cuban says Peacock paid $100,000,000 for ONE NFL game and made TV ratings irrelevant "It's not about ratings anymore. We like to cover you guys love to talk about ratings. Ratings are irrelevant." "What broke the bank for everybody and was a blessing to all sports teams was when Peacock spent $100 million on the NFL and got one game and got three million subscribers and retained all of them. That became the benchmark." "When you have 60, 70% of whatever it is of your revenue coming from basically one industry, we would give you shit on Shark Tank."

Mark Cuban says Peacock paid $100,000,000 for ONE NFL game and made TV ratings irrelevant "It's not about ratings anymore. We like to cover you guys love to talk about ratings. Ratings are irrelevant." "What broke the bank for everybody and was a blessing to all sports teams was when Peacock spent $100 million on the NFL and got one game and got three million subscribers and retained all of them. That became the benchmark." "When you have 60, 70% of whatever it is of your revenue coming from basically one industry, we would give you shit on Shark Tank."

Arslan

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