Greed Geek Jason Byrne

Swing traders look for indicators that a stock is under or over-valued, especially those that tend to trade in predictable ranges. Based on these patterns, they can consistently catch these price swings and cash in, often with 20-40% moves over the course of a couple of weeks to a couple of months. Dan has found his investing niche in this swing trading sweet spot, which is somewhere in the middle of day trading and long-term investing. In this episode, Dan shares his experience and strategies with us. We find out what he looks for when picking winners, what his track record is like, and a few of the stocks he is eying right now!

Starting in 2014, Ryan began a side hustle of building his real estate empire one home at a time. With no formal training in the business, he learned by doing, and today owns 11 homes and manages a handful of others with family members. He did this all while focusing on staying cash flow positive on rental revenue in each new home investment. Ryan learned from the experts but didn't get too caught up in the analysis paralysis that can come from an obsession with complicated profit formulas and spreadsheets. We'll discuss his journey and how you can learn from his experience.

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Jacques is a serial entrepreneur, CTO and co-founder of Fattmerchant, and an angel investor. We discuss the lifecycle of a startup from idea to bootstrapping to investment rounds to exits. How can you position your young business to be ready to take funding? Then we flip the script, and we discuss how you can best get involved as an investor. There are various vehicles including crowdfunding and angel investing syndicates. This isn't exclusive to the sharks and megarich of the world! The risks are very high, but there is a lot of potential reward along with being part of the story of the potential next great company.

Retirement advisor, Jason Biance, walks us through many of the questions he might go over with his clients. We discuss different investment vehicles such as 401Ks, ROTHs, Traditional IRAs, annuities, and brokerage accounts. We talk about how bonds are falling out of favor and if dividend stocks can fill the void. We talk about how to chart a plan for your financial success, keep diversified, rebalance as you age, and minimize the tax burden.

Our guest this week, Zac Hartley, has a fast-growing YouTube channel and series of online training material for investors. He has an excellent track record of picking winners with massive returns. We dive into how Zac got started in investing, how beginners should go about establishing their portfolio, and his philosophies behind picking the right companies to get behind. We touch on his due diligence advice, evaluation tools he uses, and technicals versus fundamentals.

Children often graduate into the real world as adults without being given the proper skills to manage their budget, invest, and make good financial decisions. We discuss with guest, Derrick Stephens, about overcoming the odds for success and teaching our kids in creative ways on their level. Derrick comes up through the foster care system, where only 3% graduate from college, to have multiple post-graduate degrees and be an entrepreneur. He has some great hands-on strategies to develop those skills in his kids, at age-appropriate levels.