Author Archives: Liquid Independence
High income and cheap credit Why are real estate prices so high? Isn’t the economy still recovering? Yes. Millions have lost their jobs and many are still looking for work. But recessions don’t affect everyone equally. The number of high income individuals is often underestimated. So in today’s post I’ll explain how people can afford to buy multi-million dollar… Read More »
The US dollar fell last month and probably has further to drop. The US is facing massive stagflation pressures as it deals with rising prices, but no economic growth. This happened before in the 1970s. Here are 3 primary catalysts explaining why it’s happening again today. The US government butchered the pandemic response compared to other parts of the world… Read More »
How I Make Money Trading Options Financial independence is all about having options. 🙂 And that’s the topic of today’s post. I’ll explain what they are, and how I plan to make the most of my new options income strategy. In April I made over $700 trading options. My goal is to continue writing options every month, and… Read More »
Inflation protection Do you remember when air was free at the gas station? Now it costs $1.00. You know why? Inflation. 😀 It’s crazy to realize that the dollar has lost over half its value during my lifetime so far. One dollar in 1987 could buy what $2.33 can buy today. This is why everyone should hedge against… Read More »
My new investments in psychedelic companies In 2015 I wrote about buying $WEED stock and deduced that the marijuana industry was going to the moon. $WEED is up 800% since then. 🙂 Today I believe investing in psychedelics may be the next smart move. The industry is still small – worth about $3 billion this year. But reports… Read More »
The Rule of 72 In case you missed it, last week I made a new video about the rule of 72 – a useful formula for quickly calculating how long it will take to double your money. 🙂 If you haven’t heard about it before, this gives you a better understanding of the value of money over time.… Read More »