Introduction:

Steve Lord is Editor-In-Chief of the Modern Money Letter and the Modern Money Report. Steve discusses the keys to bitcoin’s future and explains whether bitcoin should be viewed as a payment system, investment or currency.

As the Editor-In-Chief of The Modern Money Letter, Steven Lord draws upon a wealth of experience to the financial industry, having founded or led numerous companies in the investment research, financial data, and asset management industries. His comprehensive knowledge of global equities, economics, derivatives, and currencies have made him a sought-after commentator on the markets in national radio, TV and print venues, as well as serving as an expert witness for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Lord has been studying the development of digital currencies since their inception, was an early investor in Bitcoin.

Key Takeaways:

(2:58) The Apple Watch
(9:18) Some thoughts on the Apple pay system
(17:26) Introducing Steve Lord to the show
(18:15) The implications of alternative currencies for the world
(21:38) An explanation of blockchain
(33:48) Legal tender laws
(34:57) Bitcoin & China
(37:00) How should we view Bitcoin
(44:20) The implications of Bitcoin and alternative currencies.
(55:55) Closing comments

Links:

Visit the Modern Money Letter at www.modernmoneyletter.com.
Subscribe to the Modern Money Report at www.modernmoneyreport.com.

Introduction:

Jeff Reeves is the Editor at InvestorPlace.com. He’s the author of, “The Frugal Investor’s Guide to Finding Great Stocks.”

Reeves discusses why investors should love Google again. He also explains why blue chip brands like Amazon, Coke and Whole Foods make for bad investments. Reeves then shares which emerging markets and healthcare stocks are poised to take off.

Key Takeaways:

(1:32) Introducing Sarah, to help with the intro section
(4:01) A few thoughts on the paleo diet
(8:07) Sarah: tips for successful investing & working with your property manager
(15:14) Top markets at the moment
(19:44) Introducing Jeff Reeves to the show
(20:15) Jeff Reeves on the economy, Wall Street, interest rates, QE, etc.
(27:55) Some thoughts on Apple
(31:21) Closing comments

Links:

www.personaltrainerfood.com
Read Jeff Reeves’ work at www.InvestorPlace.com.

Bio:

Jeff Reeves is a financial journalist and editor of the investing website, InvestorPlace.com. As a former editor with the New York Times Co. his passion is looking beyond the headlines to find out what the news really means for individual investors and consumers. Jeff’s byline has appeared in numerous finance publications and websites, including The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, MarketWatch, Smart Money and 24/7 Wall Street.

Introduction:

Dr. Jill Ammon-Wexler is a doctor of psychology with over 45 years of pioneering brain/mind research experience. In addition to teaching mind power methods in universities and corporations, she was invited by former President Jimmy Carter to support his Special Commission on Women in Business, was invited to serve as a Pentagon consultant focused on business communications, and has authored over 30 books and hundreds of articles in both business and individual success categories.

Unlike other personal development approaches, her focus is on refining brain/mind power to create more successful action. Instead of presenting strategies that never work in the real-world, you’ll get genuine science-based information that can be immediately implemented. Learn more by scrolling down the page to check out Dr. Jill’s books, audio books, and other materials.

In her books, audio books and programs, Dr. Jill Ammon-Wexler provides insights and action plans for every area of your life: from higher states of awareness to personal achievement … from instant stress management to healthy longevity … from enhanced mental performance to mind/brain enhancement.

Getting more satisfaction in life does not necessarily result from taking the latest personal growth program. True lasting success only happens when you commit to direct your thoughts and actions every day. In other words, your daily mental habits and resulting actions are what help you create the life and business conditions you want.

When not writing or teaching, Dr. Jill enjoys artistic pursuits, gardening and being out-of-doors, good conversation, home and garden design, and kayaking and skiing.

Key Takeaways:

(4:15) Jason reads an article from DS News
(20:25) A word from Bill Clinton
(21:01) Introducing Dr. Jill Ammon-Wexler
(21:29) Jill Ammon-Wexler discusses her background
(24:28) Step one of the Seven Ways from the book: using both sides of the brain simultaneously
(30:07) Moving on to step two: single-tasking
(35:05) Number three: the unstoppable motivation in the brain
(38:45) Number four: outrageous flexibility
(43:11) Neural networks and addiction
(47:57) Number five: creativity
(54:19) The next step: resilience
(58:20) One more thing that sets winners apart: future orientation

Links:

www.buildmindpower.com

Former Missouri Congressman Todd Akin is the author of, “Firing Back: Taking on the Party Bosses and Media Elite to Protect Our Faith and Freedom.” Akin made some very controversial comments about rape and abortion, which cost him a seat in the Senate.

Akin discusses what he really meant by his comments. He also shares which Republicans betrayed him during his demise. Akin then discusses the current state of the Republican Party. He also hints at what’s next for him…

Todd Akin’s book “Firing Back: Taking on the Party Bosses and Media Elite to Protect Our Faith and Freedom” on Amazon.com

Key Takeaways:

(2:09) Why people rent rather than buy
(9:16) An example of a Little Rock property
(18:16) Introducing Congressman Todd Akin to the show
(20:48) Congressman Todd Akin addresses his offensive comments
(24:49) Congressman Todd Akin talks about the liberal media
(26:13) Party bosses
(31:40) A Congressman’s thoughts on writing to your Congressman
(34:15) On money in elections
(42:34) What’s next for Todd Akin

Links:

www.Akin.org.

Matt Theriault is is an entrepreneur, author and success coach who shows people how to start over and begin a new life setting goals and objectives so they can create wealth and live life to the fullest. Matt is the founder and host of the Epic Real Estate Investing and Do Over podcasts.

The duo is talking about the importance of consistency and hard work, the power of passive income, and why not following the masses could be the key to your success. They also touch on the ever-changing investing and economic landscapes, and why neither of them tends to worry about the gloomy outlooks so many other investors focus on. Enjoy!

What You’ll Learn:

The incestuous nature of real estate investment coaches.
How a real estate infomercial changed Jason’s life forever.
Why he decided to get his real estate license at 19 years old.
The story of Matt’s rise and fall in the music industry.
How Matt learned about real estate investing from an unsuspecting source.
Why firefighters and teachers make great investors.
The two requirements for success as an investor.
How Jason ran his pre-Google business.
How going against the grain can help you succeed in this business.
Why you should consider doing business with high ticket items.
What Matt’s portfolio currently looks like.
How the investing landscape has changed over the last years; and
Why Jason doesn’t worry about that.
Why Matt and Jason love being renters.
Where you can get good (free) investing advice.
The different ways that you can invest in real estate.
The future of robotics and how it may affect real estate.
Jason’s opinion about international investing.
Why the two guys believe that rental properties are a hedge against future economic uncertainty.

Timestamps:

(1:00) Intro portion to the show
(9:24) Forbes comparison: Homes Within Reach
(19:07) Upcoming Little Rock Property Tour and Creating Wealth in Today’s Economy Seminar
(19:40) Introducing Co-host Matt Theriault

Links:

For Matt’s Epic Real Estate Investing see: www.EpicRealEstate.com
The Do Over podcast on iTunes.

Jason Hartman guides you through his process for how to read a property Pro Forma.

Key Takeaways:

(0:50) Jason introduces Episode #405
(4:07) Jason plays a video on how to read a property pro forma
(16:56) Jason discusses the extremely important financial indicators section
(24:57) Find out more at www.jasonhartman.com!

Links:

www.jasonhartman.com

Jason Burack is an Investor, Entrepreneur, Financial Historian, Austrian School Economist, Investment Analyst and Contrarian. Jason co-founded the startup investor education and financial education company Wall St for Main St, LLC, to try to help the people of Main Street by teaching them the knowledge, skills, research methods, and investing expertise of Wall Street.

Jason feels the knowledge he has acquired over the years will help make sure consulting clients are better prepared to navigate through these difficult financial waters. Jason is co-author of The Dragon Metals Report on Rare Earth Elements, The Treasure Hunting for Precious Metals Stocks Report and the Petro Profit Report.

Key Takeaways:

(3:34) Jason plays a video clip: an overview of Little Rock, Arkansas
(6:27) Introducing Jason Burack
(7:17) A discussion of the macroeconomic picture
(8:59) Why a country would want to weaken its currency
(12:24) Innovation, prices, and the free market
(23:48) Drilling down on the sharing economy
(28:12) Closing comments

Links:

For more information on Jason Burack, go to http://www.JasonBurack.com.
Visit Jason’s investor and financial education website Wall Street for Main Street at www.wallstformainst.com

Christopher Barnatt is the author of 3D Printing: The Next Industrial Revolution. He is a professional futurist and videographer and for 24 years has lectured in computing and future studies at Nottingham University Business School.

Key Takeaways:

(6:55) A listener calls in with a question about private lending
(13:19) Introducing Christopher Barnatt
(13:58) Background: how Christopher Barnatt became interested in 3D printing
(17:29) The range of 3D printers available today
(19:49) The materials and capabilities of 3D printing
(23:48) Other possible applications of 3D printing
(28:50) The implications of 3D printing for mass-produced products
(32:23) Closing comments

Links:

Visit Christopher’s website at ExplainingTheFuture.com