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Aftermath

Seven Secrets of Wealth Preservation in the Coming Chaos
Book • 1900
In *Aftermath*, James Rickards analyzes the current state of global financial markets, arguing that they are artificially inflated due to factors such as investor optimism around the Trump administration, low interest rates, and the influence of behavioral economics.

The book provides seven secrets for wealth preservation, discussing topics like the manipulation of 401(k) funds, the risks of digital currencies, and the limitations of passive investing.

Rickards also outlines what the financial landscape might look like after the next crisis and offers practical advice on how to prepare and protect one's assets.

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Mentioned in 14 episodes

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Scott Galloway
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Ted Dintersmith
while discussing Dintersmith's critique of traditional school math and his proposed alternative.
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Peter Levenda
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Christopher Lochhead
as an amazing title among the things
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Ted Dintersmith
sent him.
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Dominic Sandbrook
while discussing the post-war reconstruction and denazification efforts in Germany.
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Mentioned by Mike Pesca when introducing and discussing the guest's argument to change how math is taught in schools.
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Mentioned as a book that rethinks math, similar to how Freakonomics made people rethink economics.
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Adam Biles
as part of a discussion about Cusk's literary evolution.
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