Biderman’s Money Pod Will Help You Outperform Investment Advisors
Release Date: 01/02/2023
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Biderman’s Money Pod Will Help You Outperform Investment Advisors
Biderman's Money Pod
Welcome to the first episode of Biderman’s Money Pod. The design purpose of this podcast is to provide you, the individual investor, with everything you need to beat the results you have been getting when giving your money to others to manage, whether it is money managers, mutual funds, or a broker. The unknown truth is 15,000 SEC-registered investment advisors are, in essence, legally STEALING over a trillion dollars every year. It comes directly from the $135 trillion investors have given them to manage. This podcast series shines a light on the “malpractice” and gives you the...
info_outlineWelcome to the first episode of Biderman’s Money Pod. The design purpose of this podcast is to provide you, the individual investor, with everything you need to beat the results you have been getting when giving your money to others to manage, whether it is money managers, mutual funds, or a broker.
The unknown truth is 15,000 SEC-registered investment advisors are, in essence, legally STEALING over a trillion dollars every year. It comes directly from the $135 trillion investors have given them to manage. This podcast series shines a light on the “malpractice” and gives you the tools to manage your own money.
In this episode of Biderman’s Money Pod, I explain the following:
- Why many individuals feel incapable of managing their money.
- How almost all money managers underperform the overall market when compared with the index fund.
- The design purpose of money managers and their high fees.
- The four distinctions for you to be successful without a money manager.
- Why Biderman’s Money Pod is worth your time and how it will help you outperform the markets.
The Four Distinctions to Be Successful Without a Money Manager:
- You are capable of managing your own money. You are as competent in the area of money as you are for the rest of your life if you do your homework.
- The money manager business, whether a mutual fund or personal money manager, is taking advantage of the average investor’s feeling of inadequacy.
- You can perform adequately and confidently, and most likely outperform so-called professionals, again, if you do your homework.
- Watch and listen to this pod to learn what you need to know.
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