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The New Investing Rules That Build You W...

Ryan Payne
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For more than a decade, investors were rewarded for following a simple playbook: favor U.S. stocks, lean heavily into technology, depend on low interest rates, and buy every dip. But the economic environment that made those strategies so successful has fundamentally changed. Ryan, Bob, and Chris Payne join Courtney Garcia to explain why stronger growth, pers ... Show More
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Higher Inflation is Coming - How to Protect Your Money | Ep. 250
Interest rates are climbing, inflation remains stubborn, and America’s national debt has reached $40 trillion. Should investors be worried—or are rates simply returning to historical norms? In this episode of Payne Points of Wealth, Ryan Payne, Bob Payne, Chris Payne, and Courtne ... Show More
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AI valuations are soaring, semiconductor stocks are surging again, and investors are asking the inevitable question: How much longer can this bull market run? In this episode of Payne Points of Wealth, Bob, Ryan, and Chris compare today’s AI-driven rally with the late-1990s tech ... Show More
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Is the market falling apart—or is money simply rotating? In this episode of Payne Points of Wealth, Bob, Ryan, Chris, and Courtney explain why semiconductor stocks and the Magnificent Seven are struggling while energy, commodities, value stocks, REITs, international stocks, and e ... Show More
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