Investment Fund Secrets S2

Something a little different today. I'm talking USD and BRICS nation. Lots of chatter about this right now, very interesting time. China's heavy reliance on imports for oil and calories underscores its high dependence on the global market. China imports approximately 70% of its oil and 80% of its calories, indicating a significant reliance on other countries to meet its energy and food needs. In contrast, the United States has the potential to achieve energy and calorie independence, suggesting a lesser dependence on imports for these essential resources. I emphasize the asymmetry in the economic relationship between China and the US, highlighting China's greater dependence on the US compared to the reverse.Listen to the full episode for more. Want more on BRICS and the USD? Go to my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1_NBRSd-yIX6tyg31RzCew[00:00:09] Importance of the U.S. dollar. [00:02:32] Energy independence and currency trade. [00:06:32] US Dollar and Saudi Arabia. [00:07:29] Dollars and oil conflict.

In this episode of Bullish, Bridger welcomes Joe Brown of Heresy Financial. Joe shares his journey from being broke and in debt to building an incredible finance education vehicle to teach people how to make and keep their money. He discusses his passion for personal money management and how he got started in the industry. Bridger and Joe explore the idea that wealth is inherently good, despite some people using it for evil. Tune in to gain insights on building wealth and doing good in the world.[00:00:00] Wealth as inherently good. [00:04:24] Money supply and inflation. [00:06:35] Money supply and inflation. [00:10:02] Deflation and human progress. [00:12:00] The impact of deflation. [00:17:26] The banking model in crisis. [00:20:17] The bank term funding program. [00:22:30] Yield curve control and nationalization of the banking system. [00:26:31] Nationalizing and centralizing banking. [00:28:42] Nationalization of the banking system. [00:32:30] Central bank digital currency.[00:34:00] Consolidation of the banking industry. [00:38:31] An interesting election year. [00:40:44] Interpretations of eagle nation. [00:43:10] Prophecy and the 2024 Election. [00:47:02] Public sentiment towards nuclear energy. [00:51:52] Wealth is inherently good. [00:53:31] The creation of wealth.The Wall Street Rebel Insider Group is opening for 1 hour today. This is a 🌎- CLASS community of fund managers and aspiring fund managers. You can join the wait-list right now here: https://www.fundlaunch.com/wsr-launch--47111?sl=cf2homepage?sl=linktree

"From an economics sense, there is a zero chance you will do business with that person in the future if you burn a bridge and rip them apart publicly."Join Bridger (@bridger_pennington) as he discusses the importance of reputation in business and the dynamics of business relationships, even with competitors. He shares advice from a millionaire mentor about the power of word-of-mouth and the need to protect one's reputation. Bridger also talks about his personal experiences with others talking negatively about his business and how he has chosen to respond. Tune in to gain insights on building a strong reputation in the digital age.[00:01:26] Burning bridges in business. [00:03:10] Warning friends about fraud. [00:06:37] Reputation and long-term success. [00:07:36] Reputation and bridges.Join the Wall Street Rebel Insider Group THIS WEEK. This is typically a closed community but we are opening it up for 1 HOUR on Thursday. Join the waiting list here: https://www.fundlaunch.com/wsr-launch--47111?sl=cf2homepage?sl=podcast

In this episode of Bullish, Bridger shares his recent experience meeting with the student body officers of a local high school. He discusses the importance of leadership and servant leadership in creating change and building a strong team. Bridger draws on his own experience as a student body president and captain of sports teams to provide lessons and insights. Tune in to learn more about how small connections and moments can solve the biggest problems in your life.[00:01:50] Building school spirit. [00:02:34] Lessons from student body groups. [00:05:06] High school dance culture. [00:07:42] School spirit and leadership. [00:10:17] Supporting girls basketball team. [00:12:41] Building connections through small talk. [00:15:31] Families are together forever. [00:19:58] Self-worth and fitting in. [00:21:13] Everyday angels for struggling kids. [00:24:26] The dichotomy of the soul. [00:27:30] School spirit and transfers.

In this episode of Bullish, Bridger discusses the concept that has transformed his team and business. He shares how retreats and offsite meetings have helped his team think bigger and overcome the challenge of getting everyone aligned on big ideas. Bridger recommends the book "Play Bigger" and highlights the importance of asking the question, "How do we double our company?" This episode offers valuable insights for scaling businesses and achieving success.[00:01:32] How to 10X your business. [00:03:14] 10 X is easier than two X. [00:06:26] B2B SaaS companies. [00:11:28] Subscription-based models and market cap. [00:12:27] 10X ideas in business.

In this episode of Bullish, host Bridger Pennington welcomes former Navy SEAL turned investor and entrepreneur, Brandon Thornhill, to the show. They discuss Brandon's career as a Navy SEAL and how it has transitioned into his domestic life and entrepreneurial endeavors. Brandon shares his background, including his military experience and success in the direct sales game, where he was able to quadruple his income part-time. Tune in to hear about Brandon's journey and the valuable insights he has to offer.[00:02:07] Diversifying investment portfolio.[00:03:39]Living in Europe on a budget.[00:06:09] Navy SEALs and childhood inspiration.[00:09:57] Middle school discipline and competitiveness.[00:11:03] Wrong path in seventh grade.[00:15:00] Sense of duty in discipline.[00:16:17] Men rising to the occasion.[00:20:16] Hallucinating during training.[00:22:39] The importance of teamwork.[00:26:45] Hiring and maintaining.[00:27:10] Recruitment and commitment.[00:30:04] Relationships with high-performance individuals.[00:33:10] Setting your state.[00:36:03] Companionship inventory.[00:38:09] Feedback and personal growth.[00:41:37] Seeking growth in all areas.[00:43:00] The importance of fun.[00:46:07] Finding mentors in life.[00:48:10] Hiring a CEO.[00:52:06] The power of visualization.[00:55:30] Pursuing true desires.[00:57:32] Winning and constant growth.[01:01:51] Involvement in combating sex trafficking.[01:03:00] Selling children for money.[01:06:02] Overcoming fear and living authentically.[01:07:53] Don't be a puppet.

In this episode of Bullish, host Bridger Pennington discusses the importance of building a mass movement and cultivating a strong culture within your business, brand, and team. He draws inspiration from companies like Apple and ClickFunnels, who have successfully created diehard fans and a cult-like following. Bridger shares insights learned from his experiences in coaching and mentorship, summarizing key lessons from Russell Brunson's teachings. Tune in to learn how to build a passionate community around your brand and drive customer loyalty so that customers sell your product for you. Want to be a part of Bridger's movement? Join the Wall Street Rebel Insider Group: https://www.fundlaunch.com/wsr-launch--47111?sl=cf2homepage?sl=podcast[00:01:23] Apple's diehard customer base.[00:03:30] Troubled teens and group dynamics.[00:06:15] Common enemy and branding.[00:11:30] Building a mass movement.[00:12:23] Building a mass movement.[00:14:54] Rating and reviewing the show.

[00:00:00] Fighting human trafficking.[00:05:15] Unusual state AG activities.[00:07:39] Protecting kids from exploitation.[00:09:42] Lacing drugs with fentanyl.[00:14:08] From $10,000 to millions.[00:18:27] The cure for alcoholism.[00:21:28] Virtual support group for addiction.[00:24:16] Alcohol use disorder's impact.[00:28:41] Fighting AUD in Utah.[00:30:12] Antiquated DNA testing system.[00:34:39] DNA solving crime cases.[00:38:31] UFOs and government interaction.[00:40:09] Aliens advocating depopulation.[00:43:03] Leveraging trillions to bypass Congress.[00:46:30] Pro ESG agenda control.[00:50:57] Threats to democratic processes.[00:53:31] Supreme Court and vaccine mandates.[00:56:29] Balancing family and public service.[01:00:13] Utah's unique culture and coolness.[01:03:18] Organized retail crime.[01:07:08] Climbing the political ladder.[01:12:01] Deplatforming child sex predators.[01:14:58] Lasting message of love.[01:16:00] Last conversation with mother.[01:19:59] Hollywood and American cinema.

In this episode of Bullish, Bridger Pennington shares his journey and process of raising capital for his business and investment funds. He discusses the challenges of not having traditional credentials or qualifications and offers insights on how to overcome imposter syndrome. Bridger emphasizes the importance of playing the long-term game and highlights the value of persistence and determination in building a successful brand. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on navigating the world of fundraising and entrepreneurship.[00:02:23] Capital raising and qualifications. [00:02:40] Four levers for business. [00:05:38] Involvement of generations in family offices. [00:08:45] Imposter syndrome and success. [00:11:14] Commitment and transparency in investing. [00:13:25] Fundraising success and growth. [00:16:11] Overcoming Constraints for Success. [00:19:03] Starting small and compounding.

In this episode of Bullish, Bridger Pennington discusses the importance of focusing on building great products rather than solely relying on sales and marketing. He shares insights from a multi-billionaire who emphasizes the value of creating such exceptional products that customers keep coming back and referring their friends. Bridger challenges listeners to consider how well they would deliver on their product if the only way their company could grow was through customer referrals. Tune in to learn more about the power of building a product that inspires customer loyalty and drives organic growth.[00:01:46] Tesla's Impact on Marketing. [00:03:10] Building exceptional products. [00:06:56] Transition to client-driven sales. [00:08:00] Spreading by word of mouth.