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    Capital Gains – Capitalism.com

    How do you go from comfortable affluence to real wealth? Listen to the Capital Gains podcast, by Capitalism.com, with host and professional real estate investor Jonathan Twombly. In interviews with top professionals, we’ll discuss alternative investments you might not have known about that can help you go beyond merely obtaining a passive income to growing your asset base and becoming truly wealthy.

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    Latest Episodes:
    Exploring Corporations in Venture Capital with Christie Pitts of Verizon Ventures Mar 08, 2017
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    Welcome to the Capital Gains podcast with Jonathan Twombly. Today's guest is Christie Pitts, a venture development manager at Verizon Ventures.

    Christie talks about corporate venture capital and how it differs from traditional venture capital.

    In particular, she explains, corporations seek to invest in early-stage companies were the deal not only makes sense from a financial perspective but the target company is a strategic fit with the corporation's overall business interests.

    Listen to the Capital Gains podcast each week at Capitalism.com.


    Buying The Land, Not The Building: How To Make Money From Ground Lease Deals with Steve Waldman Feb 28, 2017
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    Today's guest is Steve Waldman, president of Ground Lease Capital Partners.

    Now, if you're not into real estate, I'm willing to bet that you never knew you could buy a piece of land without buying the building on top of it, and then give the building owner a lease allowing the building to be on the land.

    Well, it's called a ground lease, and Steve Waldman has made a career out of them, helping building owners increase their returns by stripping the land piece from the property and helping his own investors make returns by owning that land.

    In this interview, Steve walks through the process of exactly how you make money doing this kind of ground lease deal.


    Teaching Women Angel Investors About Startups with Angela Lee of 37 Angels Feb 03, 2017
    Show notes

    Today's guest is Angela Lee. Angela teaches leadership and strategy and entrepreneurship at the Columbia Business School here in New York City. She's also the founder of 37 Angels, an angel investing network that trains women to invest in technology startups.

    Catch more episodes of Capital Gains at Capitalism.com.


    Investing in Precious Metals Successfully with Kitco's Peter Hug Feb 03, 2017
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    With more than 30 years in the metals business, Peter Hug, Kitco's head of precious metals trading, has seen everything from the Hunt brothers' attempts to corner the silver market in the 1970s, to the great bull run for gold after the 2008 financial crisis, to the steep drop in prices that followed. Tune in to this episode to learn about investing in precious metals and catch more Capital Gains at Capitalism.com.


    Why Online Businesses Are The Next Great Investment Category, with Justin Cooke Feb 03, 2017
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    Today's guest is Justin Cooke, co-founder of Empire Flippers, a marketplace for buyers and sellers of operating online businesses.

    Online businesses, from simple informational pages creating revenue with Google ads, to more sophisticated platforms selling physical products through Amazon, have hit the radar screen for investors.

    From small investors looking to buy a job running an established web business, to website flippers who create value by massively increasing traffic and conversions, to private equity funds looking for new asset classes with strong yields, many people are now looking at existing online businesses as the next great investment category.

    Tune in to this episode to hear Justin Cooke explain why, and find more episodes at Capitalism.com


    How Investors Can Make (And Lose) Big Money On Thoroughbreds with Barry Irwin Feb 03, 2017
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    In today's episode, Team Valor International owner Barry Irwin talks about racehorse ownership, how investors can make and lose big money investing in thoroughbreds and how smart investors invest in racehorses the same way venture capitalists invest in startups.

    One things clear from this interview: investing in racehorses isn't child's play. Learn more about investing by subscribing to the Capital Gains podcast and visit Capitalism.com.


    Investing in Raw Land with Mark Podolsky Jan 18, 2017
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    Today's guest is Mark Podolsky, the original land geek himself. In this episode Mark Explains how he set himself free from a hated investment banking career by learning how to buy and sell raw land. Mark is now the country's leading expert on how to buy raw land for pennies on the dollar, sell it fast and make profits of 300, 500, and even 1,000% in just a few weeks. Best of all Mark does it from the comfort of his own home working only a few hours a week.

    Learn more about the Capital Gains podcast at Capitalism.com.


    Investing Across Real Estate Asset Classes with Joe Stampone Jan 18, 2017
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    Today's guest is Joe Stampone, an expert in real estate investments, a partner at Atlas Real Estate Partners here in New York City, and the original student of the real estate game. In this interview, Joe and I go deep into why real estate should not be considered a passive investment, the only way we know how to make it passive and why investing in apartments beats investing in single family homes every time.

    Find more episodes of the Capital Gains podcast on Capitalism.com.


    Investment Diversification Through Alternative Funds - Sang Lee, of DarcMatter Dec 15, 2016
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    Investment diversification is an important topic for any serious investor, mainly because you don't want to have all of your investment eggs in the same types of baskets. That's where alternative funds come in. An alternative investment is an asset that is not one of the conventional investment types, such as stocks, bonds, or cash. For that reason, it's not an area of investing typical investors are familiar with, which is why I invited Sang Lee to come on the show. Sang is with DarcMatter, an online platform that deals almost exclusively with alternative investment assets, making them available to any accredited investor. On this episode of Capital Gains, you're going to learn why alternative investments are a smart move when it comes to investment diversification and how the DarcMatter platform works.

    Are your investments diversified enough to be safe in a downturn?

    Most investors understand the need to have their assets and investments diversified. When risk is spread out over a number of sources your assets are less vulnerable to market changes and fluctuations. But most investors are not aware that with the digital age there are new opportunities for investment that were previously unavailable to average investors. That's where DarcMatter comes in. It's an online investment platform that focuses on alternative investments. On this episode, I spoke with Sang Lee, CEO and Founder of DarcMatter about how the platform makes uncommon investments a reality for average investors. You'll be intrigued by how the platform works and what it has to offer.

    If you want to diversify your investment base, there's a new way to do it.

    The traditional investment portfolio doesn't usually include much in the way of international assets, but online platforms like DarcMatter are changing all of that. In your DarcMatter account, you can diversify your investor base by accessing both domestic and international LPs. But you won't be doing it in the dark. You'll also be able to streamline your investor interactions and track all communications through the dashboard. And you don't have to worry about compliance issues either. DarcMatter's system has you covered, ensuring that everything is done above board. You can find out more about the platform by listening to this conversation I had with Founder, Sang Lee.

    You can now have direct access to alternative investments.

    The digital age has brought many changes to the traditional business models of the past - Uber, Airbnb, and others are changing the landscape of the way we do business and procure services. The same is happening these days in the realm of investing. Companies like DarcMatter provide transparent access to pre-vetted hedge-fund managers, private equity funds, venture capital, and other group funds to help you take advantage of opportunities that may have seemed out of reach before. Sung Lee, CEO and Founder of DarcMatter is my guest on this episode of Capital Gains.

    Now it's easy to find vetted alternative investment opportunities.

    When you login to the DarcMatter interface you're able to browse investment opportunities using built-in search features that allow you to drill down into the exact areas and niches you are interested in pursuing. And the system keeps in mind how you've completed your investor profile, suggesting funds based on your personal or client risk profiles and investment preferences. It's a tailor-made alternative that you're able to do online, on your own. You can directly indicate your interest in a particular fund, allocating as you please. You've got to find out more about this amazing platform and the investment diversification that's possible using its powerful features. Find out how Sang Lee and his team have designed DarcMatter to be both effective and easy to use, on this episode of Capital Gains.

    Outline of This Episode
    • [1:01] My introduction to Sang Lee of Dark Matter.
    • [1:28] The industry of alternative funding and how Dark Matter fits in.
    • [4:21] Who are the end users of Sung's company?
    • [7:51] Why many advisors are leaving institutions these days.
    • [8:54] How funds become part of this particular investment platform.
    • [11:16] What an investor might walk through to use the platform.
    • [13:42] The investment minimums on the platform.
    • [17:05] How Sung began his company.
    • [20:00] How DarcMatter changes the game for investors and funds.
    • [23:43] The trajectory the company has been on and where it's headed.
    • [26:15] What investors can expect the first time they login to DarcMatter.
    • [28:13] Forecasting the next 5 to 10 years for DarcMatter.
    • [29:43] Why alternative funds are an exciting area for growth opportunities.
    Resources & People Mentioned
    • www.DarcMatter.com
    • http://blog.darcmatter.com - The DarcMatter Blog
    • Ask(at)DarcMatter.com
    • DarcMatter on Twitter
    • DarcMatter on Facebook
    • DarcMatter on LinkedIn
    • DarcMatter on YouTube
    Jonathan's Websites
    • http://TwoBridgesMgmt.com
    • http://www.TheMortarBlog.com
    Connect with Capitalism.com

    Website: http://capitalism.com/ On Youtube On Facebook On Twitter On LinkedIn


    What is Bitcoin and How Does It Work? - Trace Mayer Dec 09, 2016
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    If you haven't heard about Bitcoin, the first example of cryptocurrency, you're not alone. Over 10,000 times per month people are Googling the question, "What is Bitcoin?" I'd heard about Bitcoin a number of times but still felt like I didn't have enough of a handle on what it is and how it works, so I decided to invite an expert on the subject to talk with me for the podcast. On this episode, I chat with Trace Mayer, one of the leading experts on the Bitcoin phenomena. He's not only going to tell us what Bitcoin is, but also how it works, why it's becoming more and more popular as a form of currency, and how you can get in on the Bitcoin movement.

    How can a currency be digital in the first place?

    Everything we've ever known and used as a currency has been tangible, something we can hold in our hands. But Bitcoin is changing all of that. Now you can transfer value - money, as easily as you transfer a file to someone over email. Only it's encrypted using the same industry leading standards that many banks and financial companies use so that the value is kept intact, safe from the eyes and hacks of crooks who might want to exploit or use it themselves. Every transaction is tracked. Ownership of every coin is known. And it's gaining ground worldwide. Find out what Bitcoin is and how it works by listening to this conversation with Trace Mayer.

    What is it that gives Bitcoin its value? What's to keep techies from simply inventing more?

    When I first began this conversation with Trace Mayer I was a bit skeptical about the Bitcoin technology. But the more I got into the topic with him the more I understood that my skepticism was based on the fact that I didn't understand the technology enough. As Trace began to explain to me how Bitcoin was first invented and the safeguards that have been built into it to ensure that its value is inherent and can't be lost, it all started to make sense to me. You can learn more about how the Bitcoin system works and why it's thought to be the currency of the future, on this episode.

    Could the government ever make Bitcoin difficult or illegal to use?

    Much of the fear surrounding Bitcoin has to do with the fact that it's a completely new way of doing things when it comes to exchanging value in a transaction. Nobody really knows what the United States government or any government for that matter will do in attempts to regulate it, modify its use legally, or restrict it altogether. My guest today, Trace Mayer thinks that any steps that governments take should be to support and encourage the use of digital currencies like Bitcoin because it's a more secure and stable currency than any that has ever existed - and makes exchange across currencies even easier. You can hear Trace's argument and learn how Bitcoin is growing in value almost daily, on this episode of Capital Gains.

    What happens to Bitcoin of the electrical grid goes down?

    One of the biggest areas of vulnerability for any digital asset (computers, smartphones, online systems of any kind, etc.) is its dependence on a functioning electrical grid. Should something happen to bring down the infrastructure of a nation, or the entire globe (think natural disaster or effective EMP attack) then Bitcoin would be impossible to transfer and use. When I asked Trace Mayer about this possibility he had a very interesting answer that I think will get your wheels spinning. You can hear what he has to say about it on this episode.

    Outline of This Episode
    • [1:08] My introduction of Trace Mayer and the issue of Bitcoin as an investment.
    • [2:22] What is Bitcoin and how is it used?
    • [4:22] What is it that gives Bitcoin value?
    • [8:20] How Bitcoin value can be proved instantly by digital means.
    • [10:44] The limited supply of Bitcoins: How do we know it's true?
    • [13:44] Can Bitcoin be gamed or compromised technologically?
    • [16:46] The risks to Bitcoin.
    • [18:34] Competitors to Bitcoin and why they don't threaten Bitcoin's value.
    • [21:00] The incredible advantages that being first gives.
    • [25:15] Could the government make Bitcoin difficult to use?
    • [27:53] Trace's book and the premise of it.
    • [32:38] How could you get involved in the Bitcoin market?
    • [38:00] Trace's beginning experience with Bitcoin.
    • [42:13] The risk of losing Bitcoin should the electrical grid go down.
    Resources Mentioned
    • Bitcoin Knowledge Podcast
    • BOOK: The Great Credit Contraction
    • www.WeUseCoins.com
    Jonathan's Websites
    • http://TwoBridgesMgmt.com
    • http://www.TheMortarBlog.com
    Connect with Capitalism.com

    Website: http://capitalism.com/

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    On LinkedIn


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