Discount brokerages are offering fractional shares to people. So, you can buy $5 worth of Amazon now, which is absolutely pointless. If you’re only investing $5 in stocks, you should not be investing in stocks—you should be investing in lunch.

The FIRE movement is a cult—these people advocate living in deprivation for 15 years so you can... live in deprivation for another 50 years. I am diametrically opposed to this philosophy—go live a life of abundance.

You can be Scrooge McDuck and take a bath in gold coins—Jared is OK with that. Money, and the love of money, is not evil. Money is good because of the virtue it takes to make it: hard work, frugality, and the willingness to take risks.

If you don’t learn about money, you are utterly lost in this world. Jared shares some of his favorite books to get you started.

If companies start bringing manufacturing back to the US, everything is going to get more expensive. iPhones are made in China, but if American union workers made them, they would cost $5,000 a pop. Is that really what you want?

Picking stocks is the easy part—sizing the position is where people run into trouble. You need to be a pig on your high conviction trades, but you don’t want to do this with everything. Jared covers all the factors you want to consider before you size a trade.

Printing money and handing it out to people is a terrible idea. For one thing, it causes inflation. The market is already starting to price this in—not what you’d expect in the middle of pandemic.

Here’s something to be happy about: We have the lowest mortgage rates in history. The average 30-year fixed rate mortgage is now 2.98%. Jared explains how you can tell if it’s time to refinance.

Tesla (TSLA) needs one more profitable quarter to be added to the S&P 500. This is a very big deal—because a lot of index funds would have to buy the stock. Jared explains the impact on individual investors...

Nobody thinks he’s rich. But chances are, somebody thinks you are rich. No matter how little money you have... someone is always looking up at you.