I would never advise someone to do something that I myself am not doing.

And so the solution is always to stay well diversified, to insulate yourself.

And so I invest and I keep my funds, my money, my wealth, the same way, some multimillionaires

that I have learned from early on, it buys me to, which is 30% in the actual market, 30%

in real estate, and 30% liquidity, but liquidity, not in cash, understand that, just easy to

move money.

I don't keep my money in a bank, but that's another story, if y'all asked me later,

I'll tell you.

But it's still liquid, where I can reach it and I can use it for investment opportunity.

And then 10% actually in precious metals.

So gold, silver, palladium, actually tangible and small denomination.

So again, that's 30, 30, 30, 10.

And that's what I do.

The smartest investors know that you, you know, there's no way to avoid the ebbs and flows.

Okay, we're going to experience highs, we're going to experience flows.

That's in the stock market, that's in real estate, that's in life, that's in relationship.

There's going to be, there's going to be ebbs and flows.

But what you can do, again, by being well diversified, is sort of hedge your bets.

And when there's a loss and when the market dips, you use your liquidity to snatch up opportunities.

And again, with interest rates being as high as what they are, if you do it that way,

you'll be able to snatch opportunities and cash, then you can refide them, right?

Or take equity line and credit out against them for a much lower interest rate.

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