Jaspreet Singh
Everything Jaspreet personally uses, recommends, or has created — plus things they don't recommend — sourced from their own show and appearances on other podcasts.
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"I used DoorDash for the first time. And I was like, 'This is the most confusing thing I've ever seen.'"
"No more Netflix until you get out of the financial danger zone. The average American watches over 2 hours of television a day. If you're paying 15 to 25% a year in interest, you should not feel comfortable enough to sit there and spend two hours rotting your mind watching Netflix."
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"The average person is just trying to buy stocks they hear about on CNBC or Reddit or now ChatGPT. Again, I love AI, but AI is only as powerful as the information AI has, and AI only has the information that's publicly available on the internet."
"ChatGPT was created in 2022, just a few years ago and between 2022 to 2026, the adoption of AI has been so much faster than the internet."
"ChatGPT came out in the end of 2022. It's only been a few years and in those few years we've seen a drastic change in the economic workforce."
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"I have to have my wife tell me how to use Netflix."
"No more Netflix until you get out of the financial danger zone. The average American watches over 2 hours of television a day. If you're paying 15 to 25% a year in interest, you should not feel comfortable enough to sit there and spend two hours rotting your mind watching Netflix."
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"Dave Ramsey always talks about that money is just as much psychology as it is math, which is why he preaches what's called the debt snowball — pay off the lowest debts first, as opposed to the debt avalanche, which is paying off the highest interest rate debts first. According to him, you're going to get out of debt faster if you stay consistent with paying off your debt, and if you stay consistent, the way you do that is just by getting the small wins."
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"Why don't people buy QQQ instead of the S&P 500? Because QQQ, the NASDAQ 100, goes down way more when markets go down. And that volatility is hard for the average person."
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"Wealth as a growth investor is relatively simple. It's the 4% rule, but this is what many people have followed. The idea being if you have a million dollars of assets, you can live off of 4% of that, $40,000. That's not my goal. I don't like that. I like cash flow."
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"I don't look for net return. I look for cash on cash return. If I'm going to invest $100,000 today, how much cash flow is going to come into my pocket? I look for 7%. So if I invest $100,000 today, $7,000 a year of profit after expenses hits my bank account."
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"I don't know if it's going to be ChatGPT, is it going to be Claude? Is it going to be Gemini?"
"Whether or not ChatGPT wins or Claude wins, we need data centers."
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"I don't know if it's going to be ChatGPT, is it going to be Claude? Is it going to be Gemini?"
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"So taxi drivers being replaced by Uber and hotels and Airbnb and other types of smart technologies like that."
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"I hear about something trending on CNBC. I hear about something on Reddit."
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"When you think about the average investor, we're talking about the person that's on Robin Hood just buying random stocks."
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"So taxi drivers being replaced by Uber and hotels and Airbnb and other types of smart technologies like that."
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"It's so much easier for me just to buy a Bitcoin ETF on the stock market."
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"I used DoorDash for the first time. And I was like, 'This is the most confusing thing I've ever seen.'"
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