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In our sixth episode, we continue our conversation with Julie Garreau, Chief Executive Officer, Cheyenne River Youth Project (CRYP), and a 2022 Community Food Systems Fellow. We learn more about CRYP's intentional approach to developing expansive programs that are centered on interconnected healing, including the WInyan Toka Win Garden, which was started by community elders — including Julie's mother — and has since become the heart of the youth project's Native food sovereignty initiative and a precious source of sustenance, healing, safety, and trust. Julie reflects on the inherent wisdom and self-sufficiency of communities, recognizing that “we have the answers, we have the solutions,” and speaks to the importance of changing how organizations do business so they are able to center healing and indigenous practices and strengthen pathways for future leaders. Featured guest:Julie Garreau, Chief Executive Officer, Cheyenne River Youth Project Host: Ronda Alexander, Director of National Partnerships, NOW at Vital Village NetworksResourcesCheyenne River Youth Project Website: www.lakotayouth.org Lakota in America, a short documentary commissioned by SquareWaniyetu Wowapi (Winter Count), an award-winning documentary produced by CRYPCRYP-produced documentary films on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/Lakotayouth Produced by: Networks of Opportunity for Child WellbeingMusic: Want U W/ Me (Instrumental Mix), by Akira Sora, From the Free Music Archive, CC BY 4.0Edited By: Resonate Recordings 

Scammers are getting smarter, and one of the latest tactics involves convincing victims to enable face recognition on their Binance accounts.In this blog, we'll break down how these scams work, the psychological tricks they use, and why you should never enable face recognition for financial accounts.The Scam: A Fake Binance Security CallI recently received a call from someone claiming to be from Binance's security team. The caller told me that my account had been compromised due to a login attempt from an unfamiliar Samsung S20 device. They assured me that Binance had blocked the attempt but insisted that I needed to set up a new Binance account with face recognition enabled for extra security.This was a classic scam designed to gain control of my account using biometric authentication. If I had followed their instructions, the scammers would have likely used my facial recognition data to bypass Binance's security features and drain my funds.How Scammers Groom YouScammers rely on manipulation and trust-building to make their victims comply. Here's how they tried to trick me:Asking for my Binance balance – The scammer wanted to know how much I had in my account. If I had said there was no money, they would have hung up and moved on to the next target. Since I lied and told them I had $15,000, they saw me as a worthwhile victim.Using fake security concerns – They created a sense of urgency by telling me my account was compromised, making me feel like I needed to act fast.Fake reference numbers – The first scammer gave me a reference number, but when I spoke to their “supervisor,” I intentionally gave a completely different number, and they didn't even notice! This proved they weren't looking at any real records—they were just making it up as they went.Insisting on face recognition – They repeatedly tried to get me to enable biometric authentication, claiming it was the safest way to protect my funds.Scripted responses – When I questioned their logic, they stuck to a rehearsed script, avoiding my direct challenges.By keeping them talking, I was able to expose more of their tricks. The longer they spoke, the more inconsistencies appeared, proving they were fraudsters.Best Security Practices Instead of Face RecognitionTo keep your Binance account safe, follow these security best practices instead of using biometric authentication:Use Strong Passwords – A unique, complex password is harder to breach.Enable 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) – Prefer Google Authenticator over SMS (SIM swap attacks are common).Use a Hardware Security Key – A YubiKey or similar device adds another layer of protection.Disable Biometric Login – If you've already enabled face recognition, turn it off immediately.Final Verdict: Avoid Face Recognition for BinanceWhile facial recognition may seem convenient, it is not secure enough for financial accounts. The risks of hacking, deepfake attacks, and coercion far outweigh the benefits. Instead, use strong passwords, two-factor authentication, and hardware security keys to keep your assets safe.Have you ever received a scam call like this? Share your experiences in the comments! And remember—no real Binance employee will ever call you about account security. Stay alert and protect your crypto!Buy Me a Coffee I'm on @buymeacoffee. If you like my work, you can buy me a coffee and share your thoughts.Support the show

As we reflect on last year and look ahead to a new year, we draw inspiration from our powerful conversation with Julie Garreau, Chief Executive Officer, Cheyenne River Youth Project (CRYP), and a 2022 Community Food Systems Fellow. In our fifth episode, Julie reflects on her personal journey, family history and the community experiences deeply rooted in Lakota culture that have shaped her perspective of leadership as public service. She speaks to the importance of healing generational trauma through safe spaces and reclamation of culture and language with young people, and how these values have guided and strengthened CRYP's youth programming for more than 36 years. Julie affirms that “young people are community power” and that investing in future generations is critical for healing, sovereignty and a thriving future. Featured guest:Julie Garreau, Chief Executive Officer, Cheyenne River Youth Project Host: Ronda Alexander, Director of National Partnerships, NOW at Vital Village NetworksResourcesCheyenne River Youth Project Website: www.lakotayouth.org Lakota in America, a short documentary commissioned by SquareWaniyetu Wowapi (Winter Count), an award-winning documentary produced by CRYPCRYP-produced documentary films on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/Lakotayouth Produced by: Networks of Opportunity for Child WellbeingMusic: Want U W/ Me (Instrumental Mix), by Akira Sora, From the Free Music Archive, CC BY 4.0Edited By: Resonate Recordings 

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The Alan Cox Show

"Most of the bitcoin price decline has to do with several over-leveraged and now bankrupt companies like Celsius and Voyager. The risk-off environment has removed a lot of speculative trading. I am bullish long-term on bitcoin, but it is still a risky and volatile product in an investor's portfolio," says Noah Hamman. The AdvisorShares Managed Bitcoin Strategy ETF (CRYP) can tactically reduce or increase the portfolio's bitcoin exposure, but does not directly invest in bitcoin.

There are so many different ways to share your story.When it comes to connecting; some people do well on the phone, some people do well with zoom calls. Some do well with launch parties, others do well with coffee meet-ups. Some people do well with social media, others prefer text messages. So which is the best way?Which way will get the best results - helping you grow the strongest business?On todays Podcast episode we look at the different ways to share your story - and how to find the most effective way. 

Creating vision boards is such a powerful process in your business. And a fun one too.Sitting around with your team / friends / partners / kids and creating a visual representation of what you want and where you want to be - immensely powerful in keeping you on track and focussed. But they don't always work. And when they don't - people can feel frustrated and want to quit.Today I want to talk about how to make sure that your vision board will work. How to ensure that what you put out there will come back to you. 

No doubt you've noticed recently that the markets are in some trouble at the moment.Volatility is right up, prices are down.And with that there are people saying 'buy the dip' and others saying 'prepare for the worst'. Today I look at 3 factors driving the market now (and in general) and how you can position yourself to not only survive, but thrive in your investing. 

Henry Jennings from Marcus Today and Andrew Wielandt from DP Wealth Advisory go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: JBH, SUN, FPH, CRYP, EDV, BKW, GL1, BWX, CCA, DXS. Our ETFs of the day are BEAR, BBOZ and SNAS. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I'm sure you've heard this comment before;Either as an objection from someone, or a negative person trolling your post.And in some ways it is true. In some ways we can be our own worst enemy.But more importantly - sometimes it's the best thing that can possibly happen.And last night I was reminded exactly why it's so exciting when it does happen. 

En este episodio hablamos con @Cryp_tino y @MilsteinmAb, referentes del ecosistema Terra, a dos semanas del crash para sacar en limpio cuáles fueron los errores que se cometieron y cuáles son las enseñanzas que deja para seguir confiando en el mundo crypto.

Sometimes it can take people a few test drives before they find the car that they love.It can take a few jobs before they find their career.A few different sports before they find the one they really enjoy.And in the same way - sometimes people may need to trial a few companies before they find their home.But there's a way to do it with authenticity and a way to do it with hype. And the hype filled way is a very slippery slope that is hard to come back from. 

The incredible Mandy Vermaak joins me today - sharing her story of years of struggle before an incredible year of growth and leadership development - enrolling over 50 distributors into her team in the past 6 months. 

Everyone knows why they need to have a Social Media Brand.But not everyone knows how to find their brand. If we want to stand out in a crowded social media landscape, we need a crystal clear brand. And whilst it can seem overwhelming to find your brand - there's a very simple exercise you can do to find it.Plus - I want to share the story of how I found my social media brand. It's a story I've never shared publicly before. 

Today on the Ether we have the Terra Nuestra space with Nena Fizz, Tino, Eliseo, Milstein the Bloodless, and more chatting about Anchor Protocol Prop. 20. Recorded on March 23rd 2022. Make sure to check out our sponsors, Orbital Command, Luart, Talis, and Glow Yield! We appreciate their support.

Failure is a great teacher.Not the most gentle teacher - but definitely one of the best teachers on the pathway to success. But for many, the fear of failure can hold them back from starting. But when you really look at failure - there's no reason it shouldn't hold you back from starting. 

Growing up I LOVED playing Monopoly - and whilst my strategy was incredible simple and (to me) obvious - I would comfortably win almost every time I played. My guest today Robert Hollis has the same strategy. He used it as a kid, and now he's using it in real life too. And not only has he been able to create an amazing level of freedom for himself and others, but he's also now able to give 80% of his income away to charities close to his heart.His story is powerful - and I can't wait to share it with you. You can follow him on Facebook at Robert Hollis, on Instagram @roberthollissr and www.roberthollis.com 

It's been one year of screaming in your ears and we're celebrating with two more hours of screaming in your ears! We each deliver a true crime, paranormal, and dungeons master choice story. House hippos and Curious George battle it out as we hand out the Grimdark stamina award. It's the year of Cryp-tits and topless silent trolls are the perfect way to kick it off!  As promised the Taskmando video featuring the house raptor (starts at 1:32) https://youtu.be/oCE7hU86VCA If you enjoy the episode, please consider subscribing or following our podcast! If you're on Apple Podcast, we'd love it if you could comment and give us a 5-star rating. If you can follow us or subscribe on other podcast platforms, that would also be much appreciated so we can keep bringing you grim tales!  Follow us on Twitter Creep us on Instagram Like us on Facebook

Social media tactics are always changing.New platforms, new features, algorithm changes - it can be a full time job keeping up with it all.But the fundamentals of marketing will never change - online of offline.Today I wanted to share the fundamentals of Building Your Business on Social Media - fundamentals that will serve you and your business forever. 

Andrew Wielandt from DP Wealth Advisory and Mathan Somasundaram from Deep Data Analytics go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: SCP, CRYP, WEB, BYE, ARG, TCL, VETH, IFM, MAY, JYC. Our stock of the day is Mineral Resources (MIN). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alasdair Macleod, Quinton Hennigh and Chen Lin are this week's guests. The Keynesian religion has been taught to every college graduate in America and Europe in recent decades. But that religion is based on falsehoods such as: “You can consume more than you produce and get rich by so doing.” Or, “capital has no time value.” Since getting rich without working is widely appealing to the human race, the very opportunistic President Nixon removed gold from money and declared “We are all Keynesians now.” By so doing, he paved the way for an American debt-funded spending orgy that only now is leading to an exponential rise in consumer prices and interest rate increases that will inevitably follow suit no matter what the Fed does. Austrian economists counter Keynesian religion but Kool-Aid drinking policy makers do not. Hence policies will continue to double down on the same policies that are taking us to the precipice of financial ruin. Alasdair will explain why, given ongoing Keynesian policies, inflation and interest rates are inevitably heading to levels that, even if only moderately higher than present levels, doom our existing monetary system. He will also explain why any legitimate reset of our present monetary regime will have to be grounded not on cryptos but on monetary metals. Quinton will update us on some very exciting new drill results from Lion One's Tuvatu gold deposit that suggest a far larger and richer deposit than initial dreamed of, and Chen will talk about a very exciting still small cap biotech stock that seems to be making significant progress in not only slowing down Alzheimer's disease but, to a certain extent, actually reversing the disease.

Alasdair Macleod, Quinton Hennigh and Chen Lin are this week's guests. The Keynesian religion has been taught to every college graduate in America and Europe in recent decades. But that religion is based on falsehoods such as: “You can consume more than you produce and get rich by so doing.” Or, “capital has no time value.” Since getting rich without working is widely appealing to the human race, the very opportunistic President Nixon removed gold from money and declared “We are all Keynesians now.” By so doing, he paved the way for an American debt-funded spending orgy that only now is leading to an exponential rise in consumer prices and interest rate increases that will inevitably follow suit no matter what the Fed does. Austrian economists counter Keynesian religion but Kool-Aid drinking policy makers do not. Hence policies will continue to double down on the same policies that are taking us to the precipice of financial ruin. Alasdair will explain why, given ongoing Keynesian policies, inflation and interest rates are inevitably heading to levels that, even if only moderately higher than present levels, doom our existing monetary system. He will also explain why any legitimate reset of our present monetary regime will have to be grounded not on cryptos but on monetary metals. Quinton will update us on some very exciting new drill results from Lion One's Tuvatu gold deposit that suggest a far larger and richer deposit than initial dreamed of, and Chen will talk about a very exciting still small cap biotech stock that seems to be making significant progress in not only slowing down Alzheimer's disease but, to a certain extent, actually reversing the disease.

One of the very first, and most essential, steps in creating financial freedom - is having a crystal clear goal in place. What does freedom mean to you? And how much it will cost?From there, we want to start creating a plan.And that's what I want to help you with today.Setting our financial goal and marrying it with the correct expectations and mindsets.

Hi – hope you're all going well and welcome to Finance and Fury. In this episode – look at cryptoasset investments and the increase in accessibility for retail investors through alternative structures – as in Western economies – US, EU, and Aus – these are becoming available for retail investors through structures like ETFs – i.e. exchange traded funds This comes off the back of Treasurer Josh Frydenberg- looking at a series of regulatory and tax proposals covering digital wallets and crypto assets – focus being on reducing scams and fraud The move could also include the introduction of an outline for central bank digital currency - which has been covered in depth already in previous episodes – may cover any actual announcement when there is more news about the actual policy In past episodes - Covered the BIS framework for what they consider cryptoassets – many have viewed this as legitimacy given to crypto – but it is legitimacy purely in the form of an asset – not a currency which was the original concept as a medium of exchange But these recent legislative developments seem to be an adoption from financial institutions to make money – and potentially a barrier to entry for anyone looking to get into supplying crypto – need for a DAO – decentralised autonomous organisation – another topic for another day – but institutions see money being made and want a piece of the action Late into last year - the Commonwealth Bank of Australia announced plans to support trading of 10 crypto assets on its app, which has 6.5 million active users. On top of this – there is a new megatrend – Crypto ETFs – Before we get into that – I want to make one observation - Two ways cryptoassets have been treated by governments – it is based around those countries that adopt and those don't – and instead outright ban cryptoassets – this has been based around the power dynamic between politicians and companies, in particular banks and investment firms – in other words – who politicians are beholden to based around funding interests Lets first look at countries where the politicians are not influenced by the lobbyists from major global banks – something like China – where the politicians are de-facto controllers of the economy have greater control over the banks due to having a semi-communist/fascist makeup – they have done their best to ban cryptoassets We have seen a lack of innovations in investment products and outright bans on certain investments in cryptoassets – as well as enforcement from governments But in countries where companies – in particular the financial system through lobbyists have the power to influence the politicians who make the rules – essentially, those that are the other way around from China – we are starting to see a adoption of crypto assets – not as a currency to replace what the central bank provides – but as an alternative asset class that banks can capitalise off through the demand of the population Banks and most companies have one goal – to make money – every company wants to do this – investment managers and banks do this through what is known as FUM – the funds under management – the more money that people invest in their products, the more revenues they can generate due to percentage charges – in additional to brokerage I did an episode on the BIS framework a while ago – where they actually defined crypto assets – and talked about the securitisation of traditional assets, such as shares or bonds – in essence – the central banks of central banks sees no problem with the financial system in the west adopting crypto – as long as it is an asset– not as a currency or as a replacement to the fiat monetary system we have in place – as they have their own designs in mind – there can be no competition for the medium of exchange – It is the building block for confidence in the economy – plus – taxation is the key to this – the government needs one single currency they can domestically track and monitor to make sure they get what they determine is their share of your money through taxation. Banks will make a lot of money through governments allowing retail investors the ability to purchase crypto related assets through banks/asset managers – which is why there has been large lobbying efforts from institutions like Goldman Sachs and other banks for this regulatory push In the end – investment managers (fund managers and the banks) will make money through Investment products if people purchase them (i.e. their FUM increases and based around the same % they make more money – 1% at $1bn is more than 1% at $100m) – they will get their hands on anything they can that investors want to hold – and the more they want to hold an asset, the higher the money made from a MER/ICR can be   Now – this is Not advice – general information only based around what product are available in the market – need to take into account your own personal situation - Two types of indirect investments – An ETF with an underlying crytpoasset and those that are considered crypto adjacent First type – underlying crypto – these are the simplest Let's call this Indirect cryptoassets – In a way, this has been the moment the investment world has been waiting for - ETF Securities appears set to be the first Australian ETF provider to launch a listed security that tracks the spot price of two of the world's largest cryptocurrencies, Ethereum and Bitcoin. This is still Subject to regulatory approval – but if passed - ETF Securities is set to launch into the crypto world – this will done through a partnership with 21Shares, who are the largest crypto provider based in Europe. The agreement will see ETF Securities launch Australia's first Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs The two listed funds will be able to be purchased through the ASX rather than purchasing through a wallet or off someone in the blockchain: The ETFS 21Shares Bitcoin ETF and ETFS 21Shares Ethereum ETF will provide Australians with a way to invest in Bitcoin and Ether, via funds operated by ETF Securities, in partnership with 21Shares. BTC and ETH had been two of the two major cryptoassets classes over the past decade and those with the most traction.  Once they receive final approval, both ETFs are set to trade on the ASX and Chi-X exchange. This will increase the access for every day investors – but on top of this – access through superannuation for those with platforms that allow access to ASX ETFs This can have major ramifications – mainly through the increased level of FUM – The more money that can flow into an asset – and the higher the desire = the higher the prices can climb The actual structing of this asset is unknown – the PDS isn't available at this stage as it is sitting with ASIC – but if it is like their precious metals funds it shouldn't rely on future contracts In the U.S. regulators appear to be reluctant to approve a spot Bitcoin ETF (which holds actual Bitcoin rather than futures contracts), placing Australia ahead in the game. The second type – is a different Crypto assets – many ETFs are not exactly crypto – it is crypto adjacent = through purchasing companies that deal with block chain and other crypto related activities – Australian fund management company BetaShares' new crypto company exchange-traded fund (ETF) has been in massive demand due to the underlying securities There is a Capital Appreciation Portfolio Diversification (CRYP) fund which enables investors to gain exposure to 50 pure-play-listed crypto companies from around the world, such as exchanges, mining companies and equipment firms. Some of the top companies on CRYP include Galaxy Digital (12.0%), Marathon Digital(11.3%), Coinbase Global (10.7%), Silvergate Capital (10.2%) and MicroStrategy (9.4%). Investors blasted through the existing ETF record of $5.8 million ($8 million Australian dollars) within minutes and soared to a total of almost $31.3 million ($42.5 million AUD) by the end of opening day, signalling massive pent up demand for crypto exposure on the ASX. Many people want to demand these assets – so the prices of these funds can be elevated with the increase in FUM But – since its launce in November 2021 – the price has dropped by 40% - sitting at its low point at around $6.8 when it closed on the first day of trade for $11.19 Plans for more investment products beyond just what has been allowed to date – BTC backed bonds - Goldman Sachs, and a handful of other tier-one US banks, are figuring out how to use bitcoin as collateral for cash loans to institutions, Emulating tri-party repo type arrangements (a way of borrowing funds by selling securities with an agreement to repurchase them, involving a third-party agent) - banks are exploring ways to follow the same path of not touching bitcoin, like other synthetic products. Goldman is working on getting approved for lending against collateral and tri-party repo - And if they had a liquidation agent, then they were just doing secured lending without ever having bitcoin touch their balance sheet, whilst still using the price of this as an offset Goldman is not alone; a handful of big banks are following the trail blazed by crypto-friendly banks Silvergate and Signature, both of which announced bitcoin-backed cash loans earlier this year The regulatory stance on activity like this remains complicated – but ETF providers are likely to start moving into this space   Things to watch out for – remember all of this is general information only – not intended to make a financial decision based around There is a shift in western countries – an acceptance of major crypto assets – great if you are into crypto – but don't confuse this as another step towards something like BTC becoming a dominant medium exchange – where you will be able to use your BTC to purchase goods at Woolworths or other places Instead – this is in an essence enshrining crypto assets as something that purely has a monetary value attached to it based around the demand for the product – Looking at the nature of speculation around cryptocurrencies – there were many uses and hence, many individuals demanding this – people needed it as a medium of exchange for illicit activities, others were thinking that it was going to replace fiat currency, others have purchased it because they think the price will go up – hence a speculative bet – what this round of legislation does is further enshrines the concept that it is purely a speculative asset with no fundamental valuation – But Crypto ETFs are an inferior product to owning the actual crypto - with prices potentially becoming disconnected from the underlying asset on a daily basis – especially if it is based on future contracts – It also introduces third party risks – you don't hold the asset but simply the ETF – which represents the price of the asset But it is an easier method for a lot of people to access ownership in Crypto – hence, demand capacity and asset flow can increase – all else being equal, this translates into an increase in the price If every person who invested invests 1% of their portfolio into crypto as a hedge/alternative asset – then prices would increase dramatically But the market is complex and unregulated at this stage – which means that it is still the wild west – especially with volatility – BTC and ETH are not at risk of being some scam with a new coin listing – but they can still be risky due to price fluctuations   The major thing to remember when thinking about to invest is to ask yourself one question: How does this help me achieve my goals? Everyone has different goals – passive income targets, purchasing a property, retiring debt free – a range of different targets – but the question should be always “how does this asset fit within my plan to achieve my goal” – if there is an investment that doesn't fit this plan, then maybe it is something to double check If you are interest in crypto – then these expansions are good news for you – you will have greater access to these forms of investments or if you are looking to diversify Thank you for listening to today's episode. If you want to get in contact you can do so here: http://financeandfury.com.au/contact/

On today's episode, I share 4 of the most impactful books I've read over the past 20 years. The lessons learned from them and the pathways they opened up - along with some other options of similar books with similar messages. 

Everyone's jumping on the crypto bandwagon. It's become a conversation starter at parties, El Salvador adopted it as legal tender, governments are looking at regulating crypto. It's safe to say, crypto is evolving and is here to stay. But, there's also a darker side to it. There's the environmental impact of mining, the volatility of crypto prices often affected by influencers and tweets, and 2021 has seen a rise in illicit and fraudulent crypto transactions. To discuss this dark side of crypto and understand it better, Freishia hosts Rohas Nagpal, a blockchain architect on the show, where they have an open discussion on the perils of crypto. Hope you enjoy it! P.S. Freishia spoke to Rohas on his show Cut the Cryp last week about NFTs. Catch that if you haven't already. It's on the Whack podcast feed. Find Freishia on: Instagram at freishia, Twitter at freishiab, Facebook at Freishia B, Email at freishiab@gmail.com

What happens when Freishia’s curiosity meets Rohas’ vast pool of knowledge? In a special 2-part series, Freishia who hosts the podcast Whack and Rohas who hosts Cut the Cryp come together to discuss the word, the trend of the year: NFTs. In this episode, Freishia asks Rohas questions about what’s the actual value of an NFT, how they exactly work, and how they will evolve beyond the current hype around them. Join us for this episode in which you’re sure to come away with a deeper understanding of NFTs.

Overwhelm is a huge challenge for many people.And it's especially relevant during the holidays. Today, I look at 5 strategies you can use to help overcome the overwhelm - both now and into next year. 

Today I share 2 simple templates you can use to help answer question 'So what do you do?' - and at the same time, find out if they're open to learning more.

Henry Jennings from Marcus Today and Andrew Wielandt from DP Wealth Advisory go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: BXB, AMC, CRYP, CCR, CXO, ABC, ADA, TYR, RNU, VRT. Our stock of the day is Uniti Group (UWL). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We are living in unprecedented times.New technologies, markets, platforms, products.There are opportunities to make money everywhere.Which also means there are a LOT of people selling 'how to make money'. So how do you know who's giving you the tools and who's spruiking hype?There's 3 questions I'm asking in my head every day. 

The BetaShares Crypto Innovators ETF opened this week on the ASX breaking all previous launch records. I was joined by Justin Arzadon to talk about cryptocurrencies, blockchain and the companies that comprise the CRYP index.Here's a link to the blog post https://www.sharesforbeginners.com/blog/crypHere's a link to Justin's newsletter: https://www.betashares.com.au/insights/a-strong-month-for-btc-as-crypto-equities-etf-prepares-for-launch/Portfolio tracker Sharesight tracks your trades, shows your true performance, and saves you time and money at tax time. Get 4 months free at https://www.sharesight.com/au/sharesforbeginnersDisclosure: The links provided are affiliate links. I will be paid a commission if you use these link to make a purchase. You will also usually receive a discount by using these links/coupon codes. I only recommend products and services that I use and trust myself or where I have interviewed and/or met the founders and have assured myself that they're offering something of value. Shares for Beginners is for information and educational purposes only. It isn't financial advice, and you shouldn't buy or sell any investments based on what you've heard here. Any opinion or commentary is the view of the speaker only not Shares for Beginners. This podcast doesn't replace professional advice regarding your personal financial needs, circumstances or current situation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The first one is pretty obvious - no sales.But the second one is certainly not what you think. And it's something people are constantly chasing - despite it being the downfall of so many.

Stocks have never been stronger.Property has never been better.Currencies are booming left, right and centre.Bullish sentiment has never been higher.But....Does that also mean we're hurtling towards an enormous crash?And if so - what can you do about it?

The Stock Market - buy low, sell high - pretty simple right?And mathematically, the stock market can be seen as the easiest place to make money.But emotionally, it can also be the very hardest.Because market waves can affect your back pocket in ways you've never imagined - and the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay patient, or solvent. Join us today as we look through the pros and cons of the stock market - and how you can use it as a vehicle to change your life.

Being able to spend more time with your children is a strong driver for many people.  But they can also create a challenge at times - especially when it comes to taking up a lot of your time. Today my wife joins the podcast, sharing some of the tips we used to help navigate the challenges of children. 

Julie Garreau's passion for preserving the Native American culture and language in South Dakota is exhibited through her role as a dedicated youth advocate. As executive director of the Cheyenne River Youth Project (CRYP) since its 1988 inception, she has seen its expansion from a tiny one-room youth center to a comprehensive multiservice youth and family services organization. Julie hopes that CRYP will become a model for other communities to follow as they develop effective, sustainable, culturally relevant youth programming. In the last six years, Julie and her staff launched the innovative, groundbreaking Waniyetu Wowapi (Winter Count) Lakota Arts Institute, Waniyetu Wowapi Art Park, and RedCan Graffiti Jam (recipient of Americans for the Arts' 2017 Robert E. Gard Award) at the CRYP campus. In 2019, RedCan was one of 50 projects honored through the Americans for the Arts' PAN Year in Review program. That same year, Julie received the Americans for the Arts' Arts Education Award, and she joined Arts South Dakota's Board of Directors. In this episode, Julie talks about her passion for the youth and advocating for the restoration of her community's culture and language. Listen in to learn the importance of being passionate in whatever you do to find happiness and fulfillment in it. You will also learn the value of advocating for the preservation of indigenous people's culture. Key Takeaways: How to be passionate in what you do to be happy and feel accomplished The importance of taking care of a community to preserve its language and culture How to be a servant leader who is willing to do what they want to see done How to be compassionate and kind to other people www.TrailBlazersImpact.com

Wall Street is home to many sayings - a lesser known one is along the lines of;'Wall Street is where educated people take money from uneducated people'. Essentially - if you can't see a fool in the deal - then it's you.Investing is a topic I love to talk about, and there are so many options out there for people. The challenge - there are so many options out there, which one is best?There is no best. There is no 'perfect' investment. But there will be the perfect investment for you. It's just a matter of finding the investment vehicle that best suits your goals.Which is why you have to answer these three questions before investing a single dollar into anything. 

An excellent series in line with classics like Tales from the Cryp, the Hitcher, and the Twilight Zone

The Cheyenne River Youth Project® was founded in January 1988 to address the community's need for more services that support struggling children and their families. Originally housed in a defunct bar on Eagle Butte's Main Street, the organization created a safe place for children to come after school; it offered activities such as arts and crafts, intramural sports and volunteer mentorship,and it provided a healthy meal and snack each day. The volunteer-run youth center, known affectionately as “The Main,” quickly became a vital part of the Cheyenne River community. Despite its small size, and few resources for programming, the center was filled to capacity each day. The grassroots, nonprofit youth project has come a long way since that modest beginning. In 1997, CRYP built a new youth center that would be able to support continued growth. The new Main opened its doors in May 1999, and it features a recreation room, library, family room, commercial-grade kitchen, office space, and residential quarters for long-term volunteers. CRYP continued to expand. In 2004, with input from Cheyenne River's young people, it began work a dedicated facility for ages 13-18. Cokata Wiconi (Center of Life) opened in 2006 and is a tremendous achievement for CRYP, with more than 25,000 square feet of space and many exciting new opportunities. The teen center has a full-size gymnasium, computer lab, dance and art studios, library, and private apartment for long-term volunteers. It also is home to the Keya (Turtle) Cafe and Keya Gift Shop, as well as the Family Services program, the innovative Teen Internship program and the Waniyetu Wowapi (Winter Count) Lakota Arts Institute. Resources: Cheyenne River Youth Project Lakota Youth Facebook link

One of San Diego's local TOP Financial Planners, Dustin TenBroeck sits with leading wealth portfolio manager, Luke Jacobson to discuss the end of the 35 year bull market, and what it means to your portfolio. Who are Janet Yellen and Jerome Powell and what these names mean to your portfolio. Have you planned for inflation? Long Beach ports closed, why does this matter to the economy? Corona Virus update, and why you should "vaccinate your portfolio" The markets are at an all time high, what you should be watching and investing in currently. Subscribe to be notified when new episodes are available! We are also now answering your questions LIVE on air! If you have a question you'd like to be answered please call (858) 461-7361 and leave us a message with your detailed question. We can't wait to hear from you!Finance, Asset Management, News, Politics, CFA, CFP, Capital Management, Economics, Personal Finance, Money, Money Management, Finance Management, Economy, Global finance News, Finance News, Asset, Budget, Accounting, Hedge Fund, yacht club, venture capital, asset allocation, tax strategy, estate plan, real estate investing, retirement community, retirement home, retirement age, estate attorney, business owner, business investing, market crash, inflation, taxes

One of San Diego's local TOP Financial Planners, Dustin TenBroeck sits with leading wealth portfolio manager, Luke Jacobson to discuss Meme Stock Mania, the topic of everyone's conversation these past couple of weeks. Who do you think will win the superbowl this weekend? We also discuss the resurgence of non-stay at home trade and what it means to your portfolio. January purchasing managers index numbers, 60 vs 58.  What is does buy back stock mean? What is your personal A.L.I.E. (Assets liabilities income expenses)? Should you own or loan your home?  Listen to find out! Finance, Asset Management, News, Politics, CFA, CFP, Capital Management, Economics, Personal Finance, Money, Money Management, Finance Management, Economy, Global finance News, Finance News, Asset, Budget, Accounting, Hedge Fund, yacht club, venture capital, asset allocation, tax strategy, estate plan, real estate investing, retirement community, retirement home, retirement age, estate attorney, business owner, business investing, market crash, inflation, taxes

One of San Diego's local TOP Financial Planners, Dustin TenBroeck sits with leading wealth portfolio manager, Luke Jacobson. Speaking on the latest news you don't want to miss! Discussing the inauguration and what the change in diplomacy means for you and the market. The market has new leadership, why does this matter to your portfolio? Yellen Powell love fest you say?! What does this mean?! Listen to find out!Finance, Asset Management, News, Politics, CFA, CFP, Capital Management, Economics, Personal Finance, Money, Money Management, Finance Management, Economy, Global finance News, Finance News, Asset, Budget, Accounting, Hedge Fund, yacht club, venture capital, asset allocation, tax strategy, estate plan, real estate investing, retirement community, retirement home, retirement age, estate attorney, business owner, business investing, market crash, inflation, taxes

Ever wondered what that sound was in the woods on your late-night hike? Saw something fly above you that you couldn’t quite place? Join Megan and Nola on an adventure chock full of cryptids! We delve into some creepy stories surrounding sightings of cryptids in our very own US of A! Also, join Megan as she miserably fails at guessing some Rotten Tomato scores on famous cryptid movies! And remember: stay spooky!

WOULD YOU RATHER: Be a Cryp or a Blood?

George Gilder, technologist and economist, discusses his recently published book Life After Google: The Fall of Big Data and the Rise of the Blockchain Economy. With his eyes constantly on the future, to Gilder it’s clear: the internet as we know it will soon be upended with the coming cryptocosm.Gilder also speaks to why Google's business plan is causing it to have a nervous breakdown, the fear of computers taking over the world and the obsolescence of centralized data privacy because it’s simply not safe. Plus, hear about the inventive ways in which Chinese companies have figured out how to collect revenue from customers without an over-reliance on advertising.

The buzz: “Today thoughtful people everywhere are trying to understand the implications of a protocol that enables mere mortals to manufacture trust through clever code. This has never happened before” (Don and Alex Tapscott). Just when the switch to digital money threatens the banks' cash-handling function, blockchain technology is attacking their role as a trusted intermediary. This is just the tip of the blockchain iceberg. Blockchain is emerging across other industries and lines of business. How to distinguish wishful hype from concrete cases to re-think business processes of the future? The experts speak. Raimund Gross, SAP: “There are no fast followers in a paradigm shift–only winners and losers” (T. Smith). Dr. Gideon Greenspan, Coin Sciences: “When you come to a fork in the road, take it” (Y. Berra). Kris Hansen, Portag3 Ventures: “We look at the present through a rearview mirror. We march backwards into the future” (M. McLuhan). Join us for Money's Digital Makeover–Part 3.

The buzz: “Today thoughtful people everywhere are trying to understand the implications of a protocol that enables mere mortals to manufacture trust through clever code. This has never happened before” (Don and Alex Tapscott). Just when the switch to digital money threatens the banks' cash-handling function, blockchain technology is attacking their role as a trusted intermediary. This is just the tip of the blockchain iceberg. Blockchain is emerging across other industries and lines of business. How to distinguish wishful hype from concrete cases to re-think business processes of the future? The experts speak. Raimund Gross, SAP: “There are no fast followers in a paradigm shift–only winners and losers” (T. Smith). Dr. Gideon Greenspan, Coin Sciences: “When you come to a fork in the road, take it” (Y. Berra). Kris Hansen, Portag3 Ventures: “We look at the present through a rearview mirror. We march backwards into the future” (M. McLuhan). Join us for Money's Digital Makeover–Part 3.

Due to a last minute cancellation of our guest, Eric and Marie host an open mic night where we discuss the remainder of the months guests, Eric's recent terrifying hospital stay, our favorite horror and halloween movies and what intrigues us about serial killers. Despite the horrible sound quality of Eric's Mic, the show is a lot of fun and we apologize but promise a lot of fun and a spooktacular good time this week on BTE Radio.

The Value Guys! discuss: CRYP, ESIC, PLUS