Mitch Moore
@mooremitchd
Jesus is yy | Financial Planner for Bitcoiners | HODLing is not a financial plan, only step 1 to building anti-fragile wealth.
Unveiling "Fluvius" Strong Wealth's exclusive, active investment strategy leveraging bitcoin & traditional assets to capture the growth you want, without sacrificing your peace. Even those insistent on managing their own money, changed their mind.
Spoke with a guy yesterday who originally bought most of his bitcoin at $150. Has not sold a single sat. Held through the roller coaster ride and told himself "I'm still in profit so why sell... I care more about the freedom anyways"
Bitcoin and his home are all he owns, so he was looking for help executing a buy, borrow, die strategy for retirement.
Many financial planners try to avoid talking about investment performance with their clients... We embrace it and are excited to share how we've helped our clients.
Who hurt these people? It’s sad to think they likely have an experience where a “Christian” treated them poorly.
Before I managed a single $1 for clients, I thought bonds were worthless. I quit my job a month after this to start
Let’s be clear… We never take custody of any client Bitcoin. I’m not sure where people in the YouTube comments get these ideas from.
Why is it so hard for people to understand that Bitcoin doesn’t need to produce cash flow to be valuable? What is this strange obsession with cash flow?
Americans are severely overweight bonds and oblivious to how our financial system operates.
Remember, it's all the same trade... More Debt ---> Easy Money (Inflate Your Way Out) ---> Currency Debasement ---> Asset Price Inflation
This is a great example of why I say... "Bond owners are the new bag holders." Inflation has and will continue to flatten your portfolio like a pancake.
Bitcoin is too volatile." Sooo it increases in value too much for you?
My business partner colbitrun took a break from serving our clients to chat with theothermjordan I joke that Jacob is the brains of @ strongwealthnet but it's true, so you'll want to tune in. They discuss bitcoin estate planning, retirement strategy, and much more.
One of our primary goals strongwealthnet is to make investing with a financial advisor great again. Not charge a 1% fee just to buy a few index funds that underperform the S&P 500. You can do that on your own from the advice of all the unregistered “personal finance gurus”
Major problem I see is that 40% of his investable assets are in cash...
I'm in a similar position, my net worth is slightly higher, home paid off and I'm 51 years old. But I don't believe I have enough to retire if I weren't going to generate an income. My property taxes, home owners insurance, power bill for my home which is 5300 square feet is…
If he had an investment strategy that actually produced real returns, he may be able to retire comfortably right now.
If you want to be poor in a decade, follow this.
Vanguard suggests a 70% bond and 30% stock portfolio for the next decade, per BI
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