This Could Be The Last Big Wealth Opportunity For A Decade
Published: 2025-07-29
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Published: 2025-07-29
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The US economy is entering a 'debt death spiral' due to national debt growing faster than the economy.
"America's entering a debt death spiral. And according to him, this is going to come with economic pain because of three reasons. Reason number one is our national debt here in the United States is growing faster than the economy."
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There is a supply and demand problem for US debt, with more debt being borrowed than there is demand to buy it.
"Reason number two is that when the United States keeps borrowing more and more money, there has to be a lender to the United States. And this is where he says we're facing a supply and demand problem where we're borrowing more debt than there is demand."
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The US is approaching a 'debt death spiral' where it needs to borrow money to pay interest on existing debt, leading to a loss of confidence in holding US debt.
"The debt death spiral is that part of the cycle when you when the uh debtor needs to borrow money in order to pay debt service and it accelerates and then everybody sees that they don't want to hold the debt. That's where we're approaching."
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Another recession is inevitable, the question is only when it will occur.
"Recessions are a part of our economic system. Over the last 100 years, we have seen 16 recessions. So, it's not a matter of if we're going to see another recession. The question is when."
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Past recessions have seen significant market drops (NASDAQ >50%, real estate >40%, 2020 stock market crash) followed by rallies, and those prepared with a strategy were able to capitalize on buying opportunities.
"During the 2000.com recession, the NASDAQ fell by over 50% before it started going back up. During the 2008 housing market crash, real estate prices fell by more than 40% before they started turning around. And then during the 2020 pandemic, we saw the fastest stock market crash in the history of time. And then we saw the fastest stock market rally in the history of time. Both in the same year. The people that had a strategy were prepared and went against the grain were able to buy great investments at 50% off."
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A passive investing strategy called 'Always Be Buying' (ABB) involves consistently buying funds and ETFs regardless of market conditions (crashing, sideways, booming).
"Always be buying. So with this passive investing strategy, I have funds, ETFs that I want to own. They give me broad exposure to the markets that give me cash flow, dividends, and I'm buying no matter what. I'm buying when markets are crashing. I'm buying when markets are sideways. I'm buying when markets are booming. Every week there's money pulled out of my checking account and it's deposited into my portfolio of funds no matter what because the first letter in ABB is A, which stands for always, always be buying no matter what's happening in the markets."
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An active investing strategy involves holding cash aside to invest when a 'market shift' occurs, identifying industries primed to benefit from trends like government executive orders (e.g., on drones) or technological advancements.
"Then I have my active investing strategy. This is where I have money put aside waiting to be invested. And this is where I'm looking for what I call a market shift. I want to know where money is moving, which industries are primed to benefit. So, this might be taking a look at President Trump signing a drone executive order where more money is going to be going into drone companies. That could create an investment opportunity for me. It could be saying that more money is going to go into technology, specific technologies. That could create a potential investment opportunity for me."
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An emergency investment fund should be set aside to capitalize on opportunities that arise during downturns, as demonstrated during the 2020 pandemic.
"This is where now I have money put aside as my emergency investment fund that when things go wrong, I have this cash to be able to capitalize on investment opportunities. When the 2020 pandemic happened, I was buying."
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Following the 2008 crash, real estate presented an opportunity due to negative public sentiment, allowing for purchases at low prices.
"After the 2008 crash, that was when I started to get involved with investing. And I started by investing in real estate. There was a lot of people around me that had way more money than I did. They had way more experience than I did. They had way more resources than I did, but refused to invest in real estate after the 2008 crash because the whole sentiment was you don't buy real estate. Real estate doesn't create wealth. It creates foreclosures. It creates bankruptcies. And now that might be a very weird thing to think about, but during that time that was the common sentiment. But it created an opportunity for me to come in and buy because nobody wanted to do it."
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Warren Buffett's principle: 'Time in the market beats timing the market', emphasizing the importance of long-term ownership of market assets.
"Warren Buffett said, who was the greatest investor of all time, time in the market beats time in the market. You want to own the markets."
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Financial media often sensationalizes greed and fear to generate clicks and ad revenue.
"The traditional media loves selling greed and they love selling fear because these are the two things that generate clicks which means they generate ad revenue for the media companies."
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The 'POOP' cycle (Panic -> Overselling -> Opportunity -> Profit) is a recurring pattern in markets during downturns.
"Panic leads to overselling leads to opportunity leads to profit. We have seen poop happen time and time and time again."
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Significant market downturns have occurred historically: 2022 (20%), 2020 (40%), 2008 (housing 40-92%), 2000 (NASDAQ 50%).
"We saw this happen in 2022, markets fell by 20%. We saw it happen in 2020 when the stock market fell by around 40%. We saw it happen in 2008 where housing prices fell by 40%, some places upwards of 90%, even 92%. We saw it happen in 2000 when the NASDAQ fell by 50%."
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Real estate prices continued to fall annually after the 2008 crash, bottoming out around 2012.
"After the 2008 crash, we saw real estate prices fall year after year after year until around 2012. That was when we saw the bottom for real estate."
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Following the 2000 dot-com bubble burst, the NASDAQ experienced a multi-year decline before reaching new record highs.
"After the 2000.com bubble bursted, we saw the NASDAQ fall for years before it broke new record highs again."
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The 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act', signed by President Trump, enacts tax breaks and funding for deportations, effective retroactively from January 1, 2025.
"President Trump signed the one big beautiful bill act into law. This big bill will bring some big changes to our economy starting with some big tax breaks to big funding for certain things like more deportations. And the reason why you want to pay attention to this bill is because it goes into effect retroactively. It goes into effect January 1, 2025."
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The United States is predicted to enter a 'debt death spiral'.
"America's entering a debt death spiral."
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Economic pain is predicted due to three specific reasons related to US debt.
"This is going to come with economic pain because of three reasons."
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US national debt is growing faster than the economy.
"Reason number one is our national debt here in the United States is growing faster than the economy."
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There is a supply and demand problem in US debt, with more debt being borrowed than there is demand to lend.
"Reason number two is that when the United States keeps borrowing more and more money, there has to be a lender to the United States. And this is where he says we're facing a supply and demand problem where we're borrowing more debt than there is demand."
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The Federal Reserve will continue printing money to lend to the US due to insufficient lenders.
"This is why the Federal Reserve Bank has to keep printing more money to lend money to the United States because there's not enough lenders out there."
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The US may need to borrow money solely to pay interest on existing debt.
"Sorry to all of you dentists, but this is where Ray Dalio says we're going to be entering a time where the United States may need to borrow money in order to pay back the interest on all the debt that we have."
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The US is approaching a debt death spiral where it must borrow to service debt, leading to a loss of confidence in holding US debt.
"The debt death spiral is that part of the cycle when you when the uh debtor needs to borrow money in order to pay debt service and it accelerates and then everybody sees that they don't want to hold the debt. That's where we're approaching."
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Another recession is inevitable, the only question is when it will occur.
"Recessions are a part of our economic system. Over the last 100 years, we have seen 16 recessions. So, it's not a matter of if we're going to see another recession. The question is when."
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Savvy investors can buy assets at a 50% discount during downturns, leading to faster wealth growth.
"They were able to buy great investments at 50% off. And they were able to grow their wealth a whole lot faster."
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Preparation during good economic times is crucial for capitalizing on future downturns.
"But if you want to take advantage of things when times are not good, you have to be prepared when times are good."
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A workshop on August 12th, 2025 will cover finding investment opportunities related to Trump's economic agenda, technology/AI, and geopolitical changes.
"I'm hosting my biggest investor workshop of the year, where I'm going to be covering how you can find investment opportunities in this changing economy through the Trump economic agendas through technology and AI, and through the geopolitical changes that we're seeing right now, how you can invest your money better, and find hidden investment opportunities before everybody else."
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The investor workshop will be held twice on August 12th, 2025: at 10:30 AM ET and 8:00 PM ET.
"I'm doing it twice on August 12th. Yes, it is live once in the morning at 10:30 a.m. Eastern time and again in the evening at 8:00 p.m. Eastern time."
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A potential 50% drop in the S&P 500 would present an investment opportunity, but only for those with available capital.
"The S&P 500 could be cut in half. But if you don't have any money to actually go out and buy these investments, it doesn't do you any good."
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A financial plan suggests allocating a maximum of 75% to spending, a minimum of 15% to investing, and a minimum of 10% to saving from earnings.
"75 cents is the maximum you can spend, 15 cents is the minimum you invest, 10 cents is the minimum that you save."
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The 'ABB' investment strategy emphasizes the principle of 'always be buying'.
"ABB stands for always be buying."
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The 'Always Be Buying' strategy involves automatically investing funds weekly into a portfolio regardless of market conditions.
"Every week there's money pulled out of my checking account and it's deposited into my portfolio of funds no matter what, because the first letter in ABB is A, which stands for always, always be buying no matter what's happening in the markets."
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An active investing strategy involves setting aside funds to capitalize on 'market shifts' and identify industries poised for growth.
"This is where I have money put aside waiting to be invested. And this is where I'm looking for what I call a market shift. I want to know where money is moving, which industries are primed to benefit."
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President Trump signing a drone executive order could create investment opportunities in drone companies.
"This might be taking a look at President Trump signing a drone executive order where more money is going to be going into drone companies. That could create an investment opportunity for me."
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Increased investment in specific technologies could present potential investment opportunities.
"It could be saying that more money is going to go into technology, specific technologies. That could create a potential investment opportunity for me."
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The speaker actively bought investments during the 2020 pandemic.
"When the 2020 pandemic happened, I was buying."
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The speaker bought investments in phases during the 2020 market downturn, increasing aggression as prices fell.
"I bought in phases on the way down. I kept buying more aggressively as markets fell even further."
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The speaker began investing in real estate after the 2008 crash.
"After the 2008 crash, that was when I started to get involved with investing. And I started by investing in real estate."
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Despite negative sentiment towards real estate after the 2008 crash, the speaker found it to be an opportunity due to lack of buyer interest.
"And now that might be a very weird thing to think about, but during that time that was the common sentiment. But it created an opportunity for me to come in and buy because nobody wanted to do it."
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Long-term presence in the market is more beneficial than timing market entry and exit.
"Time in the market beats time in the market."
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Constantly waiting for downturns to invest leads to missing out on market upside.
"But when you just constantly wait for the downturn, you miss out on a lot of the upside."
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Financial media often sensationalizes greed and fear to drive clicks and ad revenue.
"The traditional media loves selling greed and they love selling fear because these are the two things that generate clicks which means they generate ad revenue for the media companies."
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The 'POOP' acronym (Panic, Overselling, Opportunity, Profit) describes a cycle for profitable investing during market downturns.
"Panic leads to overselling leads to opportunity leads to profit."
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The cycle of Panic, Overselling, Opportunity, and Profit has been observed repeatedly in markets.
"We have seen poop happen time and time and time again."
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Significant market downturns and asset price drops occurred in 2022 (20%), 2020 (40%), 2008 (housing down 40-92%), and 2000 (NASDAQ down 50%).
"We saw this happen in 2022, markets fell by 20%. We saw it happen in 2020 when the stock market fell by around 40%. We saw it happen in 2008 where housing prices fell by 40%, some places upwards of 90%, even 92%. We saw it happen in 2000 when the NASDAQ fell by 50%."
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Real estate prices continued to fall annually after the 2008 crash, bottoming out around 2012 before starting to rise.
"After the 2008 crash happened, we saw real estate prices fall year after year after year until around 2012. That was when we saw the bottom for real estate. And then real estate prices started to go back up."
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Following the 2000 dot-com bubble burst, the NASDAQ experienced a multi-year decline before reaching new record highs.
"After the 2000.com bubble bursted, we saw the NASDAQ fall for years before it broke new record highs again."
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The best time to prepare for downturns is when the market is at record highs and the economy seems strong, as this is when people are least likely to anticipate problems.
"But that's why I want you to prepare when times are good because when markets are breaking record highs and you hear good news about the economy, nobody thinks about something going wrong. But that's the best time to be preparing because when everybody assumes nothing can go wrong, something tends to go wrong."
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Financial media often exaggerates both negative and positive news; the reality is typically somewhere in between.
"In the financial media space, I want to remind you that things generally are not as bad as the media will make it seem. Things are also generally not as good as the media might make it seem. They're usually somewhere in the middle."
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The investor workshop on August 12th, 2025 will present investment ideas for the year 2025.
"I'll be going over investing ideas that you can find in 2025."
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The 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act', signed into law by President Trump, includes significant tax breaks and funding for initiatives like deportations.
"President Trump signed the one big beautiful bill act into law. This big bill will bring some big changes to our economy starting with some big tax breaks to big funding for certain things like more deportations."
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The 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' will be effective retroactively from January 1, 2025.
"And the reason why you want to pay attention to this bill is because it goes into effect retroactively. It goes into effect January 1, 2025."
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