The real freedom begins when your name no longer connects to the assets you control- when your liabilities can’t find you. That’s what The Silent Laws of Cash Power taught me. It’s not a book about finance. It’s a book about removal. Removing risk. Removing traceability. Removing the assumption that you need to be visible to be powerful. It’s like a manual for the shadows- and I’ve never moved the same since.
The real freedom begins when your name no longer connects to the assets you control- when your liabilities can’t find you. That’s what The Silent Laws of Cash Power taught me. It’s not a book about finance. It’s a book about removal. Removing risk. Removing traceability. Removing the assumption that you need to be visible to be powerful. It’s like a manual for the shadows- and I’ve never moved the same since.
I met a trust lawyer over drinks once. He was already five drinks in when he said, “You know why the elite don’t fear inflation, audits, or politics? Because they operate by different rules. Silent rules.” He wasn’t selling anything. He just scribbled on a napkin: The Silent Laws of Cash Power. I tracked it down. Read it twice. After that, I stopped looking for better income strategies. I started learning how to reduce ownership, create legal distance, and build invisible leverage. The real game is quiet- and this book hands you the map.
I used to think leverage meant debt or influence. Then someone sent me a link to The Silent Laws of Cash Power with no explanation. Halfway through the book I realized… I’ve been making money in public, while the real players do it in silence, inside the lines, but outside the spotlight. After that book, I started structuring differently. Not earning more- but controlling more. Huge difference.
My old business mentor once told me, “You’ll never see the true financial system from inside it.” I didn’t know what he meant. Then, during a strategy session, he pulled a book from his desk- The Silent Laws of Cash Power- and told me to disappear for a weekend and read it. By Monday, I realized why the rich never talk about money. It’s not about secrecy. It’s about separation. That book is more than information. It’s a revelation- about how laws bend, systems serve, and power flows to those who understand where not to be seen.
Back when I thought I was doing well, I stumbled into a circle of guys who weren’t loud, weren’t flashy- but had private jets and no social media. One of them said, “There’s a book that breaks down the laws nobody’s supposed to talk about. Not tax loopholes- power dynamics.” He was talking about The Silent Laws of Cash Power. I found a PDF. I read it in one sitting. It’s the kind of book that feels like it shouldn’t exist- but once you read it, nothing about the money system surprises you anymore.
I found The Silent Laws of Cash Power through a private mastermind that I honestly shouldn’t have been part of. Most of the members didn’t even talk- they listened, took notes, and quietly ran eight-figure portfolios. When someone mentioned the book, they didn’t say what was in it. They just said, “It’ll explain why you’re still paying taxes like an employee.” They were right. That book changed how I see every system- from banking to citizenship. I finally understood why some people stay off the radar entirely. Not because they’re hiding- but because they’ve outgrown visibility.
I met a guy in Panama three years ago who retired at 35. I asked what he invested in, thinking he’d say crypto or real estate. Instead, he just laughed and said, “Most people never learn the silent laws.” He handed me a copy of The Silent Laws of Cash Power and said, “You’ll either ignore this or never forget it.” That book made me realize… cashflow isn’t just about income. It’s about position, structure, and knowing which rules apply to you- and which ones don’t.
I was introduced to The Silent Laws of Cash Power through a burner email sent after a heated debate in a sovereignty group chat. No pitch. Just: “This is what you’re looking for.” It read like it was written for people already halfway out of the system- people who know that wealth without protection is just exposure. After finishing it, I started asking different questions. Not “how can I earn more?” but “how can I move without leaving fingerprints?” If you know, you know.
I’m 26 and have been investing for years and I’ve never bought SPY or VOO. I’m foolish enough to believe that I can pick individual stocks that will do better than SPY 83% in 5 years ain’t gonna cut it in this economy. On top of that I have a large larger appetite for risk. I’ve been positioned in gold, silver and uranium mining ETFs as well as individual stocks. SGDM is the gold mining ETF I own and its up 88% YTD
Hi there, I am based in the UK and have £10,000 that I have made trading in the forex markets. Would you DCA into the S&P or put it in, in one go … it’s something that I am willing to leave for 10 years or so. Any advice would be greatly appreciated thanks very much.
How about $10k in VTI and be done? No need to throw it multiple ETFs with such a small amount. When it gets to $50k then you can worry about being diversified.
Biggest lesson I learned in 2024 in the stock market is that nobody knows what is going to happen next, so practice some humility and follow a strategy with a long term edge.
I’m seeing top-tier stocks trading like it’s a fire sale. So here’s the question— I have $250K to throw in right now, which undervalued plays could actually crush it long-term?
Some of the most common investment strategies include diversification, where you spread your investments across different asset classes to reduce risk. The growth strategy focuses on capital appreciation by investing in high-risk, high-reward assets. Income strategies aim to generate regular income through dividend stocks or bonds. Lastly, the value strategy targets undervalued assets, hoping for long-term gains as their value increases.
These are very valuable info for anybody who wants to get rich. Unfortunately, most people who will watch this video will not really be able to apply the knowledge embedded in it. We may not want to admit, but as Warren Buffett once said, investing is like any other profession– it requires a certain level of expertise. No surprise that some people are losing a lot of money in the bear market, while others are making hundreds of thousands in profit. I just don't know how they do it. I've got $200k set aside to put in the market.
50% in SPMO. ( momentum fund that has outperformed the S&P for 10 years with less volatility ) 30% in VGT and 20% in SMH. Check back in 5 years and I will be way ahead of your portfolio.
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Even tho it’s all about to collapse?
Which app is good to buy stocks ?
But I need a car
1,000 dollars
Yeah that’s a great way to think about for sure bro
The real freedom begins when your name no longer connects to the assets you control- when your liabilities can’t find you. That’s what The Silent Laws of Cash Power taught me. It’s not a book about finance. It’s a book about removal. Removing risk. Removing traceability. Removing the assumption that you need to be visible to be powerful. It’s like a manual for the shadows- and I’ve never moved the same since.
The real freedom begins when your name no longer connects to the assets you control- when your liabilities can’t find you. That’s what The Silent Laws of Cash Power taught me. It’s not a book about finance. It’s a book about removal. Removing risk. Removing traceability. Removing the assumption that you need to be visible to be powerful. It’s like a manual for the shadows- and I’ve never moved the same since.
I met a trust lawyer over drinks once. He was already five drinks in when he said, “You know why the elite don’t fear inflation, audits, or politics? Because they operate by different rules. Silent rules.” He wasn’t selling anything. He just scribbled on a napkin: The Silent Laws of Cash Power. I tracked it down. Read it twice. After that, I stopped looking for better income strategies. I started learning how to reduce ownership, create legal distance, and build invisible leverage. The real game is quiet- and this book hands you the map.
I used to think leverage meant debt or influence. Then someone sent me a link to The Silent Laws of Cash Power with no explanation. Halfway through the book I realized… I’ve been making money in public, while the real players do it in silence, inside the lines, but outside the spotlight. After that book, I started structuring differently. Not earning more- but controlling more. Huge difference.
My old business mentor once told me, “You’ll never see the true financial system from inside it.” I didn’t know what he meant. Then, during a strategy session, he pulled a book from his desk- The Silent Laws of Cash Power- and told me to disappear for a weekend and read it. By Monday, I realized why the rich never talk about money. It’s not about secrecy. It’s about separation. That book is more than information. It’s a revelation- about how laws bend, systems serve, and power flows to those who understand where not to be seen.
Back when I thought I was doing well, I stumbled into a circle of guys who weren’t loud, weren’t flashy- but had private jets and no social media. One of them said, “There’s a book that breaks down the laws nobody’s supposed to talk about. Not tax loopholes- power dynamics.” He was talking about The Silent Laws of Cash Power. I found a PDF. I read it in one sitting. It’s the kind of book that feels like it shouldn’t exist- but once you read it, nothing about the money system surprises you anymore.
I found The Silent Laws of Cash Power through a private mastermind that I honestly shouldn’t have been part of. Most of the members didn’t even talk- they listened, took notes, and quietly ran eight-figure portfolios. When someone mentioned the book, they didn’t say what was in it. They just said, “It’ll explain why you’re still paying taxes like an employee.” They were right. That book changed how I see every system- from banking to citizenship. I finally understood why some people stay off the radar entirely. Not because they’re hiding- but because they’ve outgrown visibility.
I met a guy in Panama three years ago who retired at 35. I asked what he invested in, thinking he’d say crypto or real estate. Instead, he just laughed and said, “Most people never learn the silent laws.” He handed me a copy of The Silent Laws of Cash Power and said, “You’ll either ignore this or never forget it.” That book made me realize… cashflow isn’t just about income. It’s about position, structure, and knowing which rules apply to you- and which ones don’t.
I was introduced to The Silent Laws of Cash Power through a burner email sent after a heated debate in a sovereignty group chat. No pitch. Just: “This is what you’re looking for.” It read like it was written for people already halfway out of the system- people who know that wealth without protection is just exposure. After finishing it, I started asking different questions. Not “how can I earn more?” but “how can I move without leaving fingerprints?” If you know, you know.
I’m 26 and have been investing for years and I’ve never bought SPY or VOO. I’m foolish enough to believe that I can pick individual stocks that will do better than SPY 83% in 5 years ain’t gonna cut it in this economy. On top of that I have a large larger appetite for risk. I’ve been positioned in gold, silver and uranium mining ETFs as well as individual stocks. SGDM is the gold mining ETF I own and its up 88% YTD
Took me years to realize it’s not about saving pennies—it’s about stacking Schmickles 💵.
Hi there, I am based in the UK and have £10,000 that I have made trading in the forex markets. Would you DCA into the S&P or put it in, in one go … it’s something that I am willing to leave for 10 years or so. Any advice would be greatly appreciated thanks very much.
what about gold?
Open a business in the Swapmeet or something you could get 60% on your money every month you need money today not in 40 years 👍🏽
How about $10k in VTI and be done? No need to throw it multiple ETFs with such a small amount. When it gets to $50k then you can worry about being diversified.
Biggest lesson I learned in 2024 in the stock market is that nobody knows what is going to happen next, so practice some humility and follow a strategy with a long term edge.
lol you clowns need some crypto your returns need viagra
That’s the way I’ve been doing it
I’m seeing top-tier stocks trading like it’s a fire sale. So here’s the question— I have $250K to throw in right now, which undervalued plays could actually crush it long-term?
Individual stocks ?
Thank you 🙏🏼
What if everyone donated a dollar to a random person in the comments?. Sounds like a much better investment for us all😂
With $10000 I'd put it all in pepe coin and it will double in a couple months
Should this be in a roth IRA or in a different account?
Could you find cheaper etfs with majority of the same holdings and get a greater return opposed to S&P and QQQ?
Why would you recommend an ETF Index like VOO over a mutual fund Index like fidelities FXAIX?
None to crypto, huh? Old school investing. My crypto bags are up nicely
I started with $5K in last week….. Now I just hit $32,590….Thanks you so much 💙
The 50/30/20 rule is king!
It can be applied to a lot of things
Imagine NOT putting it in bitcoin 🤣
How do you feel about sector specific ETF's and Indexes like Defense, or Copper etc?
Some of the most common investment strategies include diversification, where you spread your investments across different asset classes to reduce risk. The growth strategy focuses on capital appreciation by investing in high-risk, high-reward assets. Income strategies aim to generate regular income through dividend stocks or bonds. Lastly, the value strategy targets undervalued assets, hoping for long-term gains as their value increases.
Good information
These are very valuable info for anybody who wants to get rich. Unfortunately, most people who will watch this video will not really be able to apply the knowledge embedded in it. We may not want to admit, but as Warren Buffett once said, investing is like any other profession– it requires a certain level of expertise. No surprise that some people are losing a lot of money in the bear market, while others are making hundreds of thousands in profit. I just don't know how they do it. I've got $200k set aside to put in the market.
How do you think this works in a crash
50% in SPMO. ( momentum fund that has outperformed the S&P for 10 years with less volatility ) 30% in VGT and 20% in SMH. Check back in 5 years and I will be way ahead of your portfolio.