Today, Jason defines luck as simply preparedness meeting opportunity, as Early Nightingale puts it. He also talks about his experience with socio-economic classes, the great wealth transfer via the Cantillion effect and the CPI for billionaires. He also encourages you to visit JasonHartman.com/Protect and learn how you can protect your assets.

He also shares part 2 of his presentation at an Investment Fund Conference in Utah about his brand new index – The Hartman Comparison Index™ – a truly unique way to value real estate. In our daily lives, we constantly compare things to one another to obtain a better understanding of value and we must do the same thing with housing prices; we can’t just measure them in dollars, because the dollar is a moving target and its worth is constantly changing. Listen as Jason compares house prices to commodities historically to help us understand if we really are in a housing bubble.

Key Takeaways:

[1:55] In harmony with the cycles of nature

[3:29] The Hartman Predictive Index & Forbes Index

[5:34] Lucky breaks and my 4 great mentors: Zig Ziglar, Jim Rohn, Earl Nightingale and Dennis Waitley

[6:30] Mugged at knife point; different socio-economic classes

[8:08] Luck: preparedness meets opportunity

[10:00] CPI for billionaires: The cost of living extremely well

[11:01] 3 ways they manipulate the CPI and seeing the Cantillion effect

[12:43] Get your free report on how to invest in the midst of this pandemic

[13:06] Some items in the Cost of Living Extremely Well Index (CLEWI)

[19:37] Asset Protection, Tax Savings & Estate Planning:

[21:26] Don’t feel sorry for the rich; follow their lead

Investment Fund Conference Utah Part 2

[22:50] Inflation is a hidden tax and thief and destroys the value of our debt

[26:15] Inflation is the most powerful method of wealth distribution

[28:00] When the government is broke, it becomes predatory on its citizens

[29:45] People got paid to borrow money with negative interest rates

[33:10] The dollar is a moving target

[35:10] Cyclical, hybrid and linear markets

[38:28] After 50 years, it’s still a temporary solution

[40:10] Case-Shiller Home Price Index vs the Consumer Price Index

[42:00] The Real House Price Index: house prices are now 28.6% cheaper than they were 21 years ago

[44:10] Measuring only in dollars is a mistake

[46:30] The monthly payment is more important than the overall price

Website:

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The WEALTH TRANSFER is happening FAST! Protect your financial future now! Did you know that 25% to 40% of all dollars ever created were dumped into the economy last year??? This will be devastating to some and an opportunity to others, be sure you’re on the right side of this massive wealth transfer. Learn from our experiences, maximize your ROI and avoid regrets.

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1772: The Cantillon Effect, Hartman Predictive Index, Protect Yourself from Inflation, Largest…

In 1772, the economic landscape was marked by two significant developments – the Cantillon Effect and the Hartman Predictive Index. These concepts shed light on the dynamics of inflation and the importance of protecting oneself from its impact on personal finances.

The Cantillon Effect, named after economist Richard Cantillon, refers to the uneven distribution of wealth and income that occurs as a result of changes in the money supply. When new money is injected into the economy, it does not spread evenly among individuals. Instead, those who receive the new money first benefit the most, while others see their purchasing power erode as prices rise. This phenomenon highlights the importance of being proactive in protecting one’s wealth from the negative effects of inflation.

The Hartman Predictive Index, on the other hand, was a novel economic indicator developed by Austrian economist Carl Hartman. The index aimed to predict future price movements and inflation trends, providing valuable insights for investors and consumers alike. Understanding the potential impact of inflation on one’s financial well-being is essential for making informed decisions to safeguard assets and maintain purchasing power.

In today’s economic environment, where central banks continue to inject trillions of dollars into the financial system through quantitative easing and other stimulus measures, the lessons of the Cantillon Effect and the Hartman Predictive Index are more relevant than ever. As the money supply expands, individuals must be proactive in protecting themselves from inflation’s erosive effects on their wealth and purchasing power.

So, how can one protect oneself from inflation? One strategy is to invest in assets that have historically served as a hedge against inflation, such as precious metals like gold and silver. These tangible assets have proven to retain their value over time, providing a safeguard against the erosion of wealth caused by inflation.

Additionally, diversifying one’s investment portfolio to include real estate, commodities, and other hard assets can also help mitigate the impact of inflation. These assets tend to have intrinsic value and can serve as a store of wealth in times of economic uncertainty.

For those who prefer a more passive approach to protecting against inflation, treasury inflation-protected securities (TIPS) can provide a safe haven for preserving purchasing power. These government-backed bonds are designed to keep pace with inflation, ensuring that investors receive a steady, inflation-adjusted return on their investment.

In conclusion, the lessons of 1772 – the Cantillon Effect, the Hartman Predictive Index, and the need to protect oneself from inflation – remain as relevant today as they were over two centuries ago. By understanding the dynamics of inflation and taking proactive steps to safeguard one’s wealth, individuals can better navigate the ever-changing economic landscape and secure a more stable financial future.

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