Watch This Now If You Ever Want To Retire - The Game Has Changed

You know, it seems like your instinct is always like to tell people to go on offense, right? To to keep buying. That's kind of your mantra as I as I kind of gathered it. Is that accurate? >> Always be buying, ABB. >> Right. Why is offense still the right call for someone who's basically done

accumulating and just can't afford to lose? >> Well, it depends on what your investing strategy is. I like to invest for cash flow. And if you're investing for cash flow, the way that you get paid is not by selling your investments, it's by owning more investments. The more investments you own, the more you get

paid. And so, it depends on the game that you're playing. If you built your wealth, then your strategy is different than if you're building your wealth. When you're building your wealth, always be buying. The way you build wealth is by buying investments. But if you built your wealth, you're in retirement, it's a very different game now. For example,

In Briefs Finance, my company, we publish research and we have tools. And everything that we have is built around three types of investors. There are growth investors, the person that just wants to see their portfolio go from $100 to say $200 or $1,000. >> Mhm. >> The income investor who wants I invest

$100 and I'm making, you know, $5 in cash flow every year from that. And then there's the wealth preservation person. The person who's 62 or 75 who does not want the huge growth, they just want to not lose their money, which you're calling defensive. So, you got to know the game that you're playing.

>> That's very true. So, I always kind of default to depends how old you are, right? Is a big factor and then I guess secondarily is how far you've come along in in your life. So, >> Yeah, but also I'm thinking more than age you see what you want and where you are.