Hey everyone, Ethan here. I apologize but today’s show has been canceled.

Why? Because I was unsatisfied with the episode. I work hard to make sure every episode we release meets a strict quality standard and Episode 11 didn’t make the cut. So we will be reshooting it next week as we already have 2 new episodes, guaranteed to rock your face off, lined up for Thursday and Friday.

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What are Index Funds and why should you care? Hit play for answers.

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Books mentioned on today’s episode:

The Little Book of Common Sense Investing by John Bogel
Stocks for the Long Run, 4th Edition by Jeremy Siegel
The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham

A few months ago Ethan Bloch had written about three different investment approaches. Today he reintroduces all the three and emphasizes how the Passive Investment approach is the best investment approach for the majority of investors. Learn more about each approach by checking out the links below.

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Books mentioned on today’s episode:

The 4-Hour Work Week by Timothy Ferriss

Links talked about on today’s episode:

The Passive Investor
The Enterprising Investor
The Hybrid Investor

So you understand Inflation, Time and Compound Interest. Now it is time to learn about Stock, the best liquid investment that provides reasonable rates of Inflation Fighting Compound Interest when held over long periods of Time. What?! Just click play…

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Books talked about on today’s episode:

Stocks for the Long Run, 3rd Edition by Jeremy Siegel
Stocks for the Long Run, 4th Edition by Jeremy Siegel

Links mentioned in today’s episode:

Book Review: Stocks for the Long Run, 3rd Edition by Jeremy Siegel

Now that we’ve covered Inflation and Time it is important to bring Compound Interest into the mix, the most powerful force in the universe according to Albert Einstein.

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