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Verified Trader: I Took $6000 To $25M Breaking The #1 Trading Rule!

Verified trader Brando reveals how he turned $6,000 into over $25 million in his career - all by breaking the one rule every trader always follows
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INA Jamin Proyek Investasi SWF Indonesia Beri Dampak Ekonomi-Sosial

Ketua Dewan Direktur Indonesia Investment Authority ($INA), Ridha Wirakusumah memastikan komitmen Lembaga Pengelola Investasi atau Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) dalam mengembangkan investasi terhadap dana kekayaan negara atau Sovereign Wealth (#SWF).

Saat ini INA mengelola dana RP 75 Triliun yang difokuskan ke 5 sektor strategis yakni infrastruktur transportasi dan logistik, kesehatan, energi baru terbarukan (EBT) termasuk New Economy dan digitalisasi serta advance materials seperti litium dan silikon.

INA juga memastikan investasi INA memiliki dampak sosial dan ekonomi dari proyek SWF Indonesia. Lalu seperti apa arah investasi dan target SWF Indonesia? Selengkapnya simak dialog Shafinaz Nachiar dengan Ketua Dewan Direktur Indonesia Investment Authority INA), Ridha Wirakusumah dalam Squawk Box, CNBC Indonesia (Jum’at, 21/11/2025)
#ASX Market Cap : 11.1B
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Rich Dad, Poor Bank

The author of the bestseller «Rich Dad, Poor Dad», Robert Kiyosaki, owes the bank $1.2 billion.


A perfect case of why you shouldn’t blindly trust the “successful success” painted in books by financial literacy promoters.

During breaks, when I’m talking with my team and they ask me which books or podcasts they should study to improve their skills, I tell them straight: success isn’t in books or videos. Sure, books can give ideas and inspiration, but real results only come from taking action.

And the same goes for finances: read, learn, above all — do.
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The New Australian Dream Isn't A House

Passionate about building a better Australia? Join the newsletter here:
https://thegearside.com

Check out my other videos mentioned:
Startup equity: https://youtu.be/JirNXu48Xf0?si=ufOiu6Rbt2aHdgHY
Side hustles: https://youtu.be/iDFShvuIxXo?si=mjzUTnUo1EvK110H
Starting a business vs buying a house: https://youtu.be/MzRTsRVd6bI?si=ylCNTn4v7RA-M6yD

Chapters:
0:00 The Old Australian Dream is Dead
0:20 The Property Ladder Myth
3:20 The Property Investor Grift
6:20 You Don’t Get Rich From Property
7:46 The Death Pledge
9:52 The Paths Without Property
10:20 The New Australian Dream
13:49 Door 1: Sweat equity
15:54 Door 2: Side Hustle
17:16 Door 3: Build a Business
18:43 Preserving Optionality
19:57 Pick The Better Path
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The New Australian Dream Isn't A House

Passionate about building a better Australia? Join the newsletter here:
https://thegearside.com

Check out my other videos mentioned:
Startup equity: https://youtu.be/JirNXu48Xf0?si=ufOiu6Rbt2aHdgHY
Side hustles: https://youtu.be/iDFShvuIxXo?si=mjzUTnUo1EvK110H
Starting a business vs buying a house: https://youtu.be/MzRTsRVd6bI?si=ylCNTn4v7RA-M6yD

Chapters:
0:00 The Old Australian Dream is Dead
0:20 The Property Ladder Myth
3:20 The Property Investor Grift
6:20 You Don’t Get Rich From Property
7:46 The Death Pledge
9:52 The Paths Without Property
10:20 The New Australian Dream
13:49 Door 1: Sweat equity
15:54 Door 2: Side Hustle
17:16 Door 3: Build a Business
18:43 Preserving Optionality
19:57 Pick The Better Path
Gen Z holds more personal debt than any generation

They are dubbed 'doom spenders', is the most indebted generation, averaging $94,101 in personal debt. Their economic habits differ sharply from millennials, who were shaped by the 2008 Great Recession.

Zoomers embrace 'YOLO' spending on concerts and travel, despite financial uncertainty.

@livenews_1win via my.xclso.com
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Pasar Saham sering terlihat seperti dunia yang rumit penuh istilah aneh, padahal konsep dasarnya sangat mudah dipahami.

Kartun tahun 1952 ini menggambarkan dengan cara yang sederhana bahwa pasar saham hanyalah tempat bertemunya pembeli dan penjual saham, yaitu porsi kepemilikan sebuah perusahaan. Saat sebuah perusahaan berkembang, menghasilkan keuntungan, dan dipercaya banyak orang, permintaan atas sahamnya meningkat sehingga harganya naik. Sebaliknya, ketika perusahaan menghadapi masalah atau kepercayaan pasar menurun, harga saham pun ikut turun. Semua pergerakan itu sebenarnya berputar di sekitar hukum dasar ekonomi: permintaan dan penawaran.

Dua peran besar bekerja di dalam pasar ini. Perusahaan memanfaatkannya untuk mendapatkan modal tambahan agar bisa memperluas bisnis, mengembangkan produk baru, atau menambah kapasitas produksi. Di sisi lain, investor memanfaatkan saham untuk menumbuhkan kekayaan mereka dalam jangka panjang.