Author: jwithrow

We’re going to dive into the murky depths of the stock market this week. As readers who have been following along for a while now know, this is a subject we haven’t discussed much in these pages.

That’s largely because the financial media puts the stock market at the center of the universe. It’s the Sun around which everything else revolves. It’s the center of modern finance’s heliocentric model.

But from my experience, stocks should make up only one part of a robust asset allocation model. And stock market investments are not the path to financial freedom. They simply help with financial security.

Still, this asset class has a place. As such, we need to look at it with a critical eye.

Here’s the thing – the stock market is a realm of constant evolution. Every epoch has seen its unique set of market trends.

Against this backdrop, the traditional approach to equity analysis hasn’t changed much. And the same approach is parroted throughout the financial media – both official and alternative.

Whether it’s CNBC, Seeking Alpha, or some guy’s YouTube channel, chances are the center of attention is a company’s quarterly earnings report.

Analysts want to know – will the company beat its top-line revenue and earnings per share (EPS) metrics? Or will it provide forward guidance that exceeds Wall Street’s targets?

If the answer is yes, we expect the stock to go up. If the answer is no, we expect it to go down. But have we ever stopped to think about this dynamic?

The fact is, quarterly earnings are just theatre. It’s all just a big game. Wall Street analysts set revenue and EPS targets… and then the market reacts to whether a company hit them. Then we do it all over again in three months.

The EPS metric is often heralded as the crowning jewel of these reports. It’s seen as a litmus test for a company’s health. But is it?

Quarterly earnings reports focus on a company’s short-term performance. That’s baked into the cake. And as we know, short-term results do not reflect a company’s long-term potential.

EPS is a simple metric. It’s just net income divided by outstanding shares. But this simplicity can be deceptive. Stock buybacks, for instance, can inflate the EPS by reducing the denominator (outstanding shares) without any real operational improvements in the company.

In other words, the EPS figure does not give us any useful information to project a stock’s long-term performance.

Yet, companies are acutely aware of the significance investors place on EPS. This sometimes prompts management to “smooth” out the numbers.

This is more common than we might think. And it’s easy to see why. A publicly-traded company’s management team is typically compensated heavily via equity grants.

Thus, management makes more money when their stock price goes up. This creates a very strong temptation to focus on quarterly numbers to the detriment of long-term performance.

That’s why we should never rely on EPS numbers when we are thinking about buying a stock. When all eyes are on earnings and EPS, investors might neglect other crucial financial metrics like free cash flow, debt levels, or return on equity.

Plus, every industry has its own set of unique valuation metrics. We can use them to assess and compare companies across the industry. These metrics aren’t often discussed in earnings reports. But if we don’t do this analysis, we’re flying blind.

Then there’s the media circus to contend with.

Every three months, the financial media fixates upon earnings season. This fixation often leads to stock price volatility. An EPS slightly below expectations can send a stock plummeting… But a marginally higher EPS can trigger a surge.

This volatility can push investors into impulsive decisions. And impulsive decisions are almost always a bad idea when it comes to investing. When we’re not sure what to do, usually the best answer is to do nothing.

So every investor should ask a key question. Do I want to ride this merry-go-round? Am I content to play the short game, reacting to every uptick and downtick?

Or do I wish to invest based on a company’s foundational strength as determined by key industry metrics?

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These stocks are the key to long-term success in the markets. And they are the stocks that any serious investor can use to anchor their portfolio.

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All week we’ve discussed a new approach to retirement planning. But with this one, we scrap the traditional idea of retirement completely. Then we replace it with the pursuit of monthly cash flow and financial independence.

Now, let’s take a moment to talk about what all this financial planning is for…

I read a lot of wealth-building/self-help books back when I was just getting started on my journey. Back then, when they would talk about motivation, they would suggest readers make a list of material goods they wanted to have. Big house… fancy car… nice watch… slick wardrobe – all that stuff.

I don’t know if the wealth-building books today still pitch that nonsense… but that’s exactly what it is. Nonsense.

Financial independence isn’t about being a better consumer. It’s about creating the freedom we need to pursue our true calling.

The late Gary North used to talk about the difference between a job and a calling. Our job puts food on the table and pays the bills. Our calling is that one productive thing that we can do better than most people on the planet. It’s something that brings us fulfillment. And it could have a positive impact on our little corner of the world.

Imagine spending your days doing something that excites you and gives you purpose. Imagine having plenty of time to spend with the kids and the grandkids… to travel… and to engage in community-oriented activities.

That’s the true power of financial independence. It’s retirement, upgraded… and potentially accelerated.

And here’s the best part – achieving financial independence doesn’t require luck. Not if you are committed to a specific plan of action.

And that’s where our upcoming book comes in. It’s titled Beyond the Nest Egg: How to Be Financially Independent Outside of a Broken System.

Beyond the Nest Egg highlights the shifting macroeconomic landscape, and then it lays out a comprehensive, step-by-step plan to financial independence. The book even provides a real-world case study to demonstrate exactly how this approach works, and works incredibly well.

So I would like to leave you with one final suggestion this week – let’s not leave our financial future to chance.

Too many people are like a rudderless ship at sea, drifting about with every financial breeze that blows. I know because I was one of them. I didn’t start to experience financial success until I set my course. It’s all about getting very deliberate with every financial move we make.

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We’re talking about a new approach to money, finance, and investing this week. And as I suggested yesterday, I think we should replace the word “retirement” with “financial independence”.

Retirement as we know it today is a relic of a bygone age. It’s a myth. So instead of planning for retirement, we should plan for financial independence. And a key piece of the puzzle is monthly cash flow. Cash flow is king.

A hefty retirement account may seem like a winning ticket… but it’s simply the lesser, roundabout path to cash flow. And retirement accounts ultimately pit us against the tax code when it comes time to cash in.

Instead of retirement funds, it’s building a steady stream of tax-advantaged income that truly gives us financial independence.

So my suggestion is simple. Let’s move beyond the nest egg. Let’s set our course for financial independence, not retirement.

And here’s the catch—this isn’t achieved by following the typical financial advice. We’re talking about a fundamentally different approach to wealth.

The good news is that there’s a tried-and-true roadmap in place. And that’s what my new book Beyond the Nest Egg is all about. It sets the stage and walks readers through a process that will make financial independence a reality.

And I mean that. The book will provide you with actionable strategies and a blueprint to take control of your financial future. It’s time we write our own financial destiny.

With that in mind, I would love to provide you with an early copy of the book. We’ll have the early edition ready in the coming weeks. Then we’ll launch everything – e-book, paperback, hardback, audiobook – later this year.

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-Joe Withrow

Most of us have been led to believe in the idea of retirement. It’s the idea that there’s this golden phase of life. A time when we finally hang up our boots, kick back, and enjoy the fruits of our labor.

But, as we discussed yesterday, the world has fundamentally changed. And the traditional vision of retirement is quickly fading with it. We now face a stark new reality.

Today, I want to drill into that reality and introduce a concept that I think makes a lot more sense. Financial independence.

Let’s start with a simple truth. The conventional wisdom of working a lifetime, saving a fraction of your earnings, and hoping for the best isn’t cutting it anymore. The dynamics have shifted dramatically. Inflation, volatile markets, and a fundamentally changed economic landscape have exposed the flaws in traditional retirement planning.

So, what’s the alternative?

I believe it’s financial independence. But what does that mean exactly?

Financial independence is the state where your assets generate enough income to cover your living expenses. Unlike retirement, it’s not tied to an age but rather to a financial condition. You could reach it at 45 or 65—it all depends on your approach and commitment.

Now, I don’t want to make it sound like it’s an easy feat. It’s not. But I also believe it’s more achievable today than ever before. The trick lies in understanding the system, focusing your efforts, and most importantly, viewing money as a tool to gain freedom.

This is what my upcoming book Beyond the Nest Egg: How to Be Financially Independent Outside of a Broken System is all about. It’s time to rethink our thinking when it comes to money, finance, and investing.

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-Joe Withrow

Hey there,

I have a quick pop quiz for you: what’s one of the biggest challenges we’re all facing today? If you said, “information overload,” bingo! You nailed it.

In the good old days, the challenge was a lack of information. We had to go seek it out. Remember those things called libraries?

Nowadays, it’s the exact opposite. We’re all neck-deep in a deluge of information… but much of it is just noise, or worse, junk. And when we’re swimming in a sea of junk, we’re bound to make bad decisions, right?

Well, here’s where it gets interesting. The world as we know it has changed. We’re not heading back to the way things were.

And that raises an important question. When it comes to money and finance, should we keep doing things the way we’ve always done them? Or should we adjust our course? And if so, what should that new direction look like?

These are questions I’ve been wrestling with for years now, and they’ve inspired me to write a new book. It’s titled “Beyond the Nest Egg: How to Be Financially Independent Outside of a Broken System.”

This book is all about learning to filter out the noise and focus on what truly matters – incentives. If we can understand a person or institution’s incentives, we’ll be better equipped to predict their actions and make smarter decisions.

Before we can map out a winning investment plan, though, we need to understand the current financial system and what’s going on in the macroeconomic arena.

And that’s where Beyond the Nest Egg comes in. In the book, I’m going to walk you through what’s happening in the world right now. I’ll explain the seismic economic changes that are underway, the factions with oversized influence on our economy, and how we can structure our finances accordingly.

Here’s my promise: I won’t sugarcoat things. This isn’t mainstream news. I won’t self-censor. If you’re looking for something of a radical take on the world’s financial system, you’re in the right place.

But before we get started, I want to make sure you’re game for this ride. We’re heading into uncharted territory. There are no paved roads where we’re going. So, buckle up!

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-Joe Withrow

What is the most important asset in this world? Banks would argue it’s people, and they are right.

It’s our thoughts, our labor, our ideas that matter. Banks invest in us, expecting that we will provide value, continuously flowing money back to them. Now, isn’t it high time that we started investing in our own value?

Consider this investment opportunity: You provide all the money, and someone else makes all decisions with it. You can’t touch it for about 30 years. You carry all the risks, and you also pay a fee to the person managing it. Doesn’t sound appealing, does it?

Well, guess what? This is the exact deal we make with qualified retirement plans. We take all the risk, yet we bear all manner of restrictions, fees, penalties, and eventually taxes.

It’s time to break free from such a lopsided arrangement. With the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC), you can take control of your financial future, and invest in your own value.

IBC puts you in charge, letting you decide how your money should work for you. It’s not about the balance sheet. It’s about cash flow. It’s about thinking like a bank and acting like one.

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-Joe Withrow

Ever think about how banks make money?

It’s not by magic. It’s by using our money. They pay us a tiny amount of interest, say 2% or less, then lend it out at higher rates – from 7% for a mortgage, 8% for a car loan, 10% for business loans, even 24% for credit cards. All of it, from our pocket! In reality, banks earn a return between 250% and 4000% on the money that we deposit.

And that’s not hyperbole. If the banks pay us 2% and issue loans on top of our deposits at 7%, the temptation is to say they make 5%. But that’s not correct. This is in fact a 250% return. Here’s the calculation: (7 – 2) / 2 = 2.5 (multiply by 100 to get the percentage).

Insane, right? Yet, we all partake in this system, inadvertently making banks richer.

Now, what if you could play the banking game, for your benefit? Sounds intriguing? Enter the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC).

IBC is about regaining control of the banking function. It’s about learning how to put your money in motion, like banks do… and making it work for you. The goal is to emulate the banking process and to create a system where your money continuously flows, earning you uninterrupted compound interest.

It’s time to rethink our thinking and start playing the banking game. But this time, in our favor. It’s about time we invested in our own value – in our own worth. Don’t let banks profit off your hard-earned money. Instead, learn how to be your own bank.

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Numbers don’t lie.

You’ve probably heard about the magic of compounding. It’s the phenomenon where your money multiplies all by itself. But as we discussed yesterday, compounding is especially magical when it is uninterrupted.

Let’s revisit the ordinary compound interest for a moment. It’s simple: you invest money, it earns interest, and this interest earns its own interest. Before you know it, your investment is growing faster than you can count.

However, a big, ugly gremlin lurks in the shadows: market volatility. When the market takes a nosedive, your compounding interest doesn’t just pause… it takes steps back.

And that’s why the Infinite Banking Concept is so important. It takes compound interest by the hand and promises, “I won’t let the market hurt you anymore.” It ensures your compounding never hits the pause button, never retreats. You are always moving forward.

Imagine a train on a track, steadily chugging along. Traditional investments resemble a train that often hits red signals or occasionally reverses. With Infinite Banking, it’s a continuous green. There’s only one direction: Forward. Faster.

Let’s bring this home with a vivid example: Suppose you have $10,000 and can earn 10% interest annually. With regular compounding, if the market takes a 30% hit in year 5, your investment shrinks. It takes time to recoup, disrupting your compounding rhythm.

With Infinite Banking, it’s a different story. Your $10,000 investment enjoys uninterrupted compounding. In 30 years, even with a modest 4% return, you’re looking at a whopping $32,434! No pause, no backward steps. Just consistent, guaranteed growth.

But wait, there’s more. Infinite Banking is more than an investment strategy. It’s a master key to your own financial vault. You are the bank, the boss, the beneficiary. You call the shots. You set the rules. Best part? This power is no exclusive club. It’s available to everyone.

So, do you want to be a passenger on a shaky, unpredictable train, or the engineer of a smooth, unstoppable express? If you’re ready for the latter, it’s time you dive into our Infinite Banking course.

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So, ySo, your capital must reside somewhere. The question is – where do you store it?

Our investment membership The Phoenician League held its monthly discussion call last week. IBC specialist Brian Moody joined us to talk about the magic of the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC).

Imagine, for a moment, the perfect financial system… one custom-tailored to your needs. Imagine a system that’s absolutely guaranteed to grow, year after year. A system that grants you total control and liquidity. No ticker symbols going up and down here.

Need to access funds? No problem. Your money is there, ready to be deployed at a moment’s notice. And guess what? You can access your funds any time, for any reason. There are no arbitrary restrictions and certainly no taxes or penalties.

With the financial system we’re imagining here, it’s your castle. No one can breach it. What we’re talking about is unique in the world of finance.

I’m sure we’re all familiar with the standard financial advice. It says we should pour our savings into tax-tomorrow accounts. These are 401ks, IRAs, SEP IRAs, and similar vehicles. They allow us to defer paying taxes on our savings until when we want to access our money.

The traditional financial plan also supplements these savings vehicles with tax-today accounts. These are savings accounts, money market accounts, and standard brokerage accounts. With these, we pay taxes on any money we make every year.

If we listen to the traditional advice, this is the main choice we have to make. Do we want to put our money in tax-tomorrow or tax-today accounts? Or some combination of both?

But the system we’re envisioning today falls outside that paradigm. It’s a tax-never account. It’s a place where our money is guaranteed to grow year after year, and we’ll never owe a dime in taxes on that growth. It doesn’t matter if we make millions inside this account, the tax man will never be able to touch it.

Sounds like a dream, right? But it’s not. What we’re imagining is the Infinite Banking Concept put into practice.

And as Moody informed us last week, this is the primary strategy banks and financial institutions use to shield and grow their wealth. They tell us to choose between tax-tomorrow and tax-today accounts… but the banks don’t make that choice themselves. They utilize the tax-never system that is IBC unleashed.

Here’s why that’s critical…

I presume we’re familiar with the principle of compounding interest. This is the idea that if we can earn a rate of return (interest) on our savings, that rate of return will grow exponentially over time. That’s because we earn the rate of return on a larger and larger nest egg as it grows.

Here’s how it works… Let’s say we invest $1,000 with an annual interest rate of 5%. After the first year, we earn $50 in interest. So now we have $1,050.

The magic happens in the second year. Instead of earning 5% on the initial $1,000, we’re now earning 5% on $1,050. So, our interest for the second year is $52.50, not just $50. This process continues every year, with the interest earning its own interest. It’s like a snowball rolling downhill.

Einstein famously said that compounding interest is the eighth wonder of the world. But that’s not exactly true…

Compounding interest is only a wonder when the compounding process is uninterrupted. That is to say, when nothing impedes our compounding. Let’s illustrate this using our example above.

If we invest $1,000 earning 5% a year, we’ll have $11,467.40 after fifty years. That means we’ve grown our money by over 1,000%.

Now let’s suppose we have to pay 20% in taxes on the interest we earn every year. If that’s the case, we would only have $7,106.86 after fifty years. Our gain is only 611%.

As we can see, taxes interrupt the compounding process. Over time, this eats into our rate of return substantially.

And here’s the thing – this example assumes constant 5% growth. If we were to have a negative year, that would interrupt the compounding process as well.

Using our same example from above, let’s suppose we invest $1,000 earning 5% a year, but every third year we lose 5%. If that happens, we’ll only have $7,593.42 after fifty years.

That’s assuming no taxes. If we have to pay 20% on our interest earned each year in this example, we would only have $5,228.36 after fifty years. That’s less than half of what we end up with when our compounding is uninterrupted.

That’s why it’s so important not to interrupt our growth.

But think about it… how many folks do you know who’ve retired with millions in their 401(k)s? Not many, right? That’s because typical financial advice doesn’t consider negative years in the market. They stunt your growth and interrupt your compounding.

That’s the magic of Infinite Banking. It provides us with contractually guaranteed growth, year after year. There cannot be any down years. And it ensures that our earnings are safe from taxes. The tax man can’t interrupt our system either.

The Infinite Banking Concept isn’t just a method. It’s a mindset shift. It’s about seeing the potential in your own money and letting it loose, unchained, to do the hard work for you. It’s about ensuring that you, your children, and your children’s children have a financial legacy… an impenetrable castle.

What if you could build a foolproof shield against inflation and financial downturns? What if you could structure a system that provides immediate access to your money yet creates a guaranteed pension plan and builds generational wealth? Who wouldn’t sign up for that?

Only Infinite Banking provides all of these features together. And that’s where our IBC course comes in. We’ve put together a guide that will walk you through the big picture and the small details of Infinite Banking… revealing its magic to you step-by-step.

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Welcome to a world where your money finally works for you!

Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle… and the life of the candle will not be shortened. -Buddha

We’re going to wrap up our discussion on the philosophy of money this week. And we have to start with this – if we assess the great moral philosophers that have come to us over the years, we’ll find that many of them came to the same fundamental ideas… just from different cultures.

These ideas are like strings running throughout history. They are small and not easily seen. But they connect people, events, and philosophy across geography and across time.

One of the ideas consistent to moral philosophers across time is the “Retreat and Return” model. Both Jesus of Nazareth and the Buddha followed this model.

For Jesus, he went out into the desert for forty days prior to beginning his ministry. He did this to clear away distractions and focus his mental strength on the task at hand.

That task was to demonstrate the hypocrisy of those who preached a rigid rules-based approach to morality. Jesus pointed out that the religious authorities of the day might follow their arbitrary rules, but they did not live a life of compassion and service towards their fellow man.

The Nazarene knew this would earn him some powerful enemies. But his mission was to show people a better way. Treat others as you would like to be treated yourself. This is the North Star of morality. And as Jesus demonstrated, any rule that conflicts with this one is neither valid nor just.

If we think about it – it’s amazing that we’re still talking about a guy that died over 2,000 years ago. That speaks to just how successful Jesus was with his mission. But again, it required him to go out into the desert for forty days to get fully prepared first.

The Buddha’s story follows the same model.

Siddhartha Gautama – the Buddha – was born a prince. He lived a luxurious life surrounded by relative material abundance… but he found that life hollow. Thus, Gautama renounced his life of luxury and retreated to the wilderness.

At first Gautama subjected himself to a life of extreme asceticism. He forced himself to endure severe physical hardships thinking that doing so would unlock a sense of purpose. But it didn’t.

As the story goes, Gautama sat under the Bodhi tree in Bodh Gaya, India to reflect on his experiences. He proceeded to meditate for several days until he reached a higher state of awareness. Gautama called this enlightenment. Only then did he return to society to teach others about what he had learned.

The pattern is clear. Both Jesus and the Buddha pulled away from society to delve deep into their inner selves. This allowed them to find clarity, wisdom, and strength that they didn’t know was there. Then they returned to society ready to pursue their true calling.

To me, the path to financial independence follows this same “Retreat and Return” pattern.

Remember, financial independence refers to a situation where we don’t have to trade our time for money anymore. To get to that point, we must first build a robust asset reserve. Then we need to build passive income sources capable of covering our expenses.

This is a dynamic we all want. But not many of us are willing to do what’s required to get there.

As we discussed yesterday, the path to financial independence is a lonely one. It requires us to pull away from certain social norms and focus intently on our goal.

This takes discipline, courage, and, at times, thick skin. But if we can pull it off, we’ll be free to spend our time and energy on our true calling. We can return to society as a positive force. And we can have a tremendous impact on our little corner of the world.

This strikes me as the path to Maslow’s “self-actualization”. That’s because if we can gain financial wisdom and independence, we can focus our time and energy on being pure creators.

And make no mistake about it – humans are creators in this world. We alone among all the other species on Earth have the ability to think and create at will. That means we are the architects of our own destiny.

It’s a simple thing… but this may be the most profound insight in the world.

As best I can tell, all living creatures serve a function. Think about it…

Bees pollinate flowers which leads to continual plant growth. As part of this process, bees transform plant nectar into honey – a highly concentrated energy source for insects, birds, bears, and us humans.

For their part, plants produce the oxygen and food that animals need to live. And some plants serve medicinal purposes as well.

Then cows and goats ingest grass and turn it into milk. Earthworms break down organic matter and fertilize the soil. Bacteria aids the decomposition process and recycles nutrients back into the ecosystem. The list goes on and on.

But here’s the thing – those species are limited just to a few tasks.

Meanwhile, we humans have no such limits. We can pursue any task we desire. And then we can create new inventions and new tasks should we choose to. We are creators in this world.

Perhaps this is what Jesus was getting at when he talked about moving mountains. Here’s the Nazarene:

Amen I say to you, if you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, you shall say to this mountain: Remove from hence hither, and it shall remove. Nothing shall be impossible to you.

Food for thought.

-Joe Withrow

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