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Register now at Bloomberg Live.com slash Power Player. It was a complicated problem. What if I told you a beautiful solution has been found?

Investing is not easy. How do you pick the correct asset class? Which sectors do you buy? How do you know which are the right stocks

or bonds to own? Do you use leverage? Do you hedge? Do you time? What about private equity, hedge funds,

venture capital? It's really complicated or is it? I'm Barry

Riddaltz and on today's edition of At The Money, we're going to discuss investing

as a problem that's been solved. To help us unpack all of this and what it means for

your portfolio, let's bring in Dave Nautic. He is financial futurist at Vettify and a well-known E.T.F. Industry pioneer.

So I love this quote of yours.

Investing is a problem that's been solved.

Explain. Well, what I mean by that quote, Barry, is that I think a lot of people spend a lot of time

and energy, and frankly, emotion caught up in the idea that they have to figure out investing, right?

They have $10,000, they have $100,000, they want to grow that for some purpose,

five, ten, a hundred years out, whatever it is, and they feel like their job is to solve this puzzle and get all those

pieces just right. And if they get it right, they win, and if they get it wrong, they're destitute.

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