“The Law Just Changed.” How Ordinary People Build Extreme Wealth - Tony Robbins (4K)

Chris Williamson · · 1 hr 30 min

Tony Robbins and Christopher Zuk join Chris Williamson to explain how recent regulatory changes now let ordinary investors access private equity, sports franchises, and venture capital.

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The gist

  1. Private equity has outperformed the S&P 500 by 74% annually over 39 years, turning $1M into $293M versus $28.7M.
  2. Spreading money across 8 to 12 non-correlated assets can cut portfolio risk by 80% without sacrificing returns.

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