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Invest Like the 1%? What to Steal, What to Scale, and What to Skip (SB1836)
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- The Stacking Benjamins Show
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- May 1, 2026
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Summary
You've seen the ads. Invest like the ultra-wealthy. Get access to what the 1% does. But what does the 1% actually do -- and how much of it should a normal person try to copy? Joe, OG, comedian and finance educator Roxanne Duckels, and Jesse Cramer run every popular "rich people investing" idea through a simple filter: steal it, scale it, or skip it. The answers will surprise you -- especially the one where OG wants to delete an entire asset class from existence. What You'll Walk Away With Why long-term thinking is the one habit the 1% has that every Stacker should steal immediately -- and the short-term execution piece most people miss when they try The tax strategy obsession that the wealthy genuinely use -- and why Jesse ranks it seventh on his list of financial priorities, not first What paying for advice actually means when you're smart enough to do it yourself -- and why the wealthiest people surround themselves with even smarter people anyway The alternative investment marketing trap hiding inside every "invest like the rich" pitch -- and OG's case for why most people have no business touching any of it Why the accredited investor designation protects almost no one -- and what the real risk is when you lock up money in illiquid investments chasing slightly better returns The leverage conversation that exposes a contradiction hiding in plain sight for every real estate investor Why Roxanne's path to financial independence started with filling her gas tank all the way up -- and what that tells you about long-term thinking at any income level The one question that should precede any alternative investment conversation: does the expected return actually beat what publicly traded equities already offer? What the trivia competition scoreboard looks like heading into th…