The Investment Strategy & Wild NAR Settlement

Mar 26, 2024

Learn about a successful investment strategy using low cost index funds, a groundbreaking lawsuit settlement by the National Association of Realtors, the wild stock market led by the Magnificent 7, and insights into the rental housing market from an economist. Plus, humorous discussions on bowel movements, stability in apartment rents, kids' birthday party planning, and personal experiences with skincare and hormone treatments.

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

Simplified Investment Strategies with a Focus on Index Funds

01:38 • 13min

Navigating Wealth Advisory Firms and Investment Strategies

14:10 • 16min

Dedication, Reviews, and Real Estate Changes

29:40 • 2min

Evolution of Real Estate Commissions

31:27 • 19min

Navigating Real Estate Transactions and Financial Imbalance

50:13 • 4min

Tech Market Concentration and AI Solutions

54:24 • 15min

Humorous Exploration of Bowel Movements and Gender Differences

01:09:47 • 2min

Stability in Apartment Rents Contrary to Predictions

01:11:22 • 8min

Discussion on Kids' Birthday Party Planning and Costs

01:18:58 • 2min

Casual Conversation on Shows, Characters, and Royalties

01:20:29 • 2min

Exploring Personal Experiences with Skincare, Hormone Treatments, and Physical Transformation

01:22:29 • 8min

Navigating Controversial Statements and Coaching Commitment in Children's Sports

01:30:07 • 7min

After many repeated requests, Chris shares his own basic investment strategy that took his personal growth portfolio from $0 to over $1,000,000 with as little oversight as possible. He provides you the names of the low cost index funds he uses, the allocation to each and then explains how he has built his portfolio from there. This is not investment advice; however, it is what he did to create his wealth in the markets and is still what he does today. This strategy will work for the novice investor and for most experts; however, your own risk profile will determine if it is the best strategy for you. The Higher Standard boys, missing Haroon, then turn to the landmark lawsuit settlement by the National Association of Realtors and its potential impacts to the housing market. They dive in to the stock market's wild levels lead by the Magnificent 7 and then cap off the episode with a quick look at the rental housing market with a new found economist.

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Resources:

What to Know about the New Rules for Buying and Selling Homes (Wall Street Journal)

Real Estate Stocks Slide Following Landmark Realtor Settlement (Yahoo! Finance)

U.S. Home Values Are Growing Faster Than National Debt (Investopedia via X)

Stock concentration is now at Great Depression levels (The Kobeissi Letter via X)

Rental Housing Economist (Jay Parsons via LinkedIn)

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