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🗓️ 1 July 2024

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey are joined by E.B. Tucker. E.B. is an
author, editor of The Tucker Letter, and investor with decades of experience in the precious
metals market.

E.B. kicks off the show by discussing the unavoidable loss of privacy in the modern era, how
societal pressures influence the lives of people of all ages, and the strength it takes to
challenge these conventional systems. As he explains, in both the real world and in the
world of finance, you need to learn to let go in order for something better to come along.
E.B. also breaks down why voting as a shareholder is so important. (1:42)

Next, E.B. recommends a few nonfinance books – one about the philosophy of happiness and
one about Yemeni coffee. He reminds listeners that life is about doing what makes you feel
fulfilled and that you should never live according to others' expectations. This leads to a
discussion about the role money plays in giving you the freedom to do whatever makes you
happy. (23:16)

Lastly, E.B. talks about his new book he's working on and how he hopes it'll make readers
reflect on their own life and learn lessons to help them evolve as people. He relates this to
financial teachings, where many readers want shortcuts instead of actually learning for
themselves and growing their techniques. E.B. emphasizes that understanding your own
relationship to an investment is the real secret to success. (40:44)

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Stansberry Investor Hour. I'm Dan Ferris. I'm the editor of Extreme Value and the Ferris Report, both published by Stansberry Research.
0:09.3	And I'm Corey McLaughlin, editor of the Stansberry Daily Digest. Today we're going to talk with E.B. Tucker, friend of Stansberry Research and author of The Tucker letter.
0:18.8	Yeah, E.B. is a fairly well-known, I would actually say.
0:22.6	You may not have heard of him, but a fairly well-known American author, analyst, and investor.
0:27.6	He's been active in many sectors of finance, including precious metals investing.
0:32.6	He's written several books.
0:34.6	One of them is, why gold, why now the war against your wealth and how to win it.
0:39.5	And another one is a new case for gold where he just sort of advocates for the role of gold
0:44.4	as a hedge against instability and inflation.
0:48.4	And I've known him for about 10 years.
0:51.2	He's a smart guy, smart investor.
0:53.8	As you'll find out in the interview, he gets all
0:55.9	involved in the companies that he owns. He votes the proxy and sometimes he even gets on the board.
1:02.5	He's been on, he's served on boards over his career. And I just found him a really nice,
1:07.5	fun guy to talk with. Didn't you? I did too, and he's working on a new book. He'll share
1:12.6	insight into that process and what you can expect from that. And as we were talking, I was kind of
1:18.6	getting fired up to go, you know, run through a wall and make some changes in my life based on
1:23.1	what he was talking. But you'll hear what I mean, I think, and how that relates to investing.
1:27.2	Ditto, absolutely. He's always been like that. He's always been an inspiring guy. Let's give you a little
1:32.2	taste of what we've had for many years with our friend E.B. Tucker, let's talk with him. Let's do it
1:37.3	right now.
1:42.0	E.B., welcome to the show. It's good to see you again. It's been a while. Yeah, thanks for having me.
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