#293 - 45 Years of Data PROVE Which Asset Actually Builds Wealth

Money Grows on Trees

In this episode, Lloyd James Ross, a seven-figure investor and entrepreneur, shares insights on wealth-building through various asset classes over the past 45 years. He compares the returns on a hypothetical $100,000 investment made in 1980 across different options, revealing that gold would have appreciated to $770,000, while Tokyo real estate would only be worth $150,000 today. Interestingly, a 10-year treasury investment would have grown to $1.3 million. Lloyd emphasizes the importance of understanding financial strategies and overcoming old money habits to achieve financial freedom. He discusses the benefits of savings accounts, noting that a $100,000 investment in such an account would be worth $700,000 today, highlighting the varying interest rates across different regions. Tune in to learn how to make your money work for you and take control of your financial future!

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Timestamps

[00:00:00] Introduction

[00:01:03] Asset class returns comparison.

[00:05:41] Real estate recession insights.

[00:07:16] New York real estate returns.

[00:12:46] S&P 500 investment returns.

[00:15:56] Apple investment returns.

[00:18:41] Position sizing in investing.

[00:20:35] Position sizing in investments.