In it to Win it
In it to Win it
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Our mission is to connect a network of millions of people around the world to support one another in their financial goals. We are a hive mind, and by coming together collectively and combining our knowledge we can accomplish anything. We interview the smartest minds in the business, and follow their guidance.
This show is a culmination of their ideas and our own. A point of reference for increased cash flow, allowing for an early and comfortable retirement. This allows us the time and freedom to go after that which makes us feel most meaningful. We are In it to Win it.
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The podcast covers a wide range of financial topics focused mainly on commodities, stock market insights, and investment strategies, with notable episodes discussing the potential of precious metals like gold and silver, the performance of uranium and oil markets, and emerging opportunities in the energy sector.
Our mission is to connect a network of millions of people around the world to support one another in their financial goals. We are a hive mind, and by coming together collectively and combining our knowledge we can accomplish anything. We interview the smartest minds in the business, and follow their guidance.
This show is a culmination of their ideas and our own. A point of reference for increased cash flow, allowing for an early and comfortable retirement. This allows us the time and freedom to go after that which makes us feel most meaningful. We are In it to Win it.
Joel Litman joins Steve Barton to reveal why the U.S. economy continues to outperform the rest of the world. He challenges the reliability of GDP and instead focuses on Uniform Economic Profit as the true measure of economic strength. Litman shows that just 3,500 U.S. companies generate nearly twice the profit of 21,000 companies outside the U.S., highlighting America’s unmatched innovation, venture capital flow, and corporate resilience.
Joel also outlines why gold remains a strong investment amid currency instability and geopolitical tension. With China’s economic model faltering and global currencies weakening, Litman explains how both gold and U.S. equities can thrive together. His data-driven analysis makes a compelling case for America’s long-term dominance in corporate profitability, innovation, and consumer power.
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🔥 Key Topics Discussed
✅ Why GDP is misleading and what really drives economic power
✅ How 3500 US companies outperform 21000 global firms
✅ Economic profits in the US vs the rest of the world
✅ Gold as a safe haven amid currency and geopolitical risks
✅ The collapse of venture capital outside the US
✅ China’s subsidies and impact on global competition
✅ US tax advantages compared to China and Russia
✅ Discretionary spending as a true measure of consumer strength
✅ The Laffer Curve and effective tax strategies
✅ How innovation and free speech fuel US entrepreneurship
✅ A personal wealth story that proves long-term investing works
✅ 400 US stocks that have doubled outside the Mag 7
✅ Why both gold and US stocks can rise together
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction and guest overview
01:00 Market insights and predictions
02:12 Global economic profits explained
05:01 US compared to global performance
07:37 Gold and investment strategies
16:38 Venture capital and innovation trends
26:17 US China and Russia tax systems
26:48 China’s subsidies and global effects
30:01 Discretionary spending and economic power
33:13 Taxation and the Laffer Curve
41:47 Entrepreneurship and policy impact
43:26 Personal finance story Rich Mom Poor Dad
48:59 Market strategy and investment ideas
50:25 Final thoughts and closing remarks
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