The Impatient Investor

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew states that behavioral science is grossly underutilized as a way to study investment behavior. Understanding our predispositions in a time of economic uncertainty will go a long way towards understanding behavioral biases that prevent us from making good investment decisions.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew explains what availability bias is and how it can impact investing choices. Whatever is dominating social media, the news or water cooler talk can easily influence investors' decision-making, and is in part how bubbles are created.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew discusses that there is a perception that when the economy and the housing market have a downturn, so does the rest of the real estate market. With major anxiety over a potential housing crash, what would be the possible effect on your portfolio?

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew discusses why the wealthy are happy to leverage the expertise of professionals and investment partners if it means higher returns, lower expenses, and more time to do the things that they want to. You don't have to have a high-paying job to be wealthy, you just need the right plan and the determination to stick with it long-term.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew discusses why there is much to be learned from 2020, just like the many lessons learned in 2008. People who struggled financially this year should realize that relying on active income will never get them to financial freedom.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew discusses why habits cause the rich to get richer while the poor just get the status quo. The best way to lift up the poor is not by punishing the rich who will take their jobs elsewhere, but by educating the poor on how they can become rich.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew asks if you are playing to win or if you are playing not to lose in your investment portfolio? If you want to grow your wealth then playing not to lose is a losing strategy, you need to play to win. Andrew explains how you can make this happen when investing.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew discusses seven reasons you should not invest in MHPs, but also addresses eight excellent reasons why you should. Most importantly, the fact that they thrive in any economy, but especially in a recession.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew discusses how the right investing strategy can save you years of small mistakes, slow progress, and unnecessary failures. It all begins with shifting your focus to prioritize the right types of passive income-generating assets that can make your money work for you instead of the other way around.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew explains why you should not get rich for the get-rich-quick schemes that are popularized online right now, and urges you to look to set it and forget it approaches to investing that will provide you with true passive income. Tune in next week for part two.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew discusses the misconception that to get rich, you will need to invest in the next big thing, the next Amazon or Facebook and that you should be saving your money to invest when the opportunity arises. But what would really be considered wise investing? To answer this, Andrew takes a look at where the ultra-wealthy allocate their money.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew continues his discussion on private placement securities and why they provide above-market returns and enable you to generate greater wealth than other investment options.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew discusses private placement securities. Companies and investors both benefit greatly from the issuing of private placements, and unlike bonds, private placements are not correlated to the stock market or the broader markets. This means that private placement securities can flourish in a recession and allow private investors true diversification.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew discusses why it is so important to adjust your investments as needed and place them into alternative assets that are recession-resistant. Investors who are waiting for the market to settle down are missing out on moving forward with their schedule for achieving financial freedom.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew discusses assessing the risk of assets by scrutinizing the underlying economic fundamentals. Andrew encourages you to think about what makes economic sense and avoid following the masses.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew speaks to John MacGregor who has been a leader and innovator in the financial services industry for over 25 years. Andrew and John discuss John's passion for helping people and how to live a financially secure life. Enjoy!

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew discusses how savvy, ultra-wealthy investors are always prepared for uncertain times and bumps in the road like COVID-19. They may not always know what will cause uncertainty, but they're always prepared. How? They go against the flow.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew discusses how the volatility of Bitcoin can be an adrenaline rush for investors, but it is ultimately an asset with no underlying value, where the price is determined solely on investor sentiment.

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew discusses the signs of creeping inflation in the US economy, different types of inflation, and how to stay ahead of the curve and invest before an inflation spike. Enjoy!

On this episode of The Impatient Investor, Andrew talks about the recent headlines and why it is smart to avoid investing money in the stock market. Andrew encouraged you to instead invest in long-term, illiquid investments like affordable housing.