Weston Smith

So most VCs, you go Google venture capital right now, they buy a company, gut it, and then sell it for parts basically.

This company does the opposite.

They buy it, scale it, and then they'll sell it to somebody else for 10 to 20x their money.

And they only buy established running companies rather than like startups.

Nothing tech, nothing hot, you know, straight out of Silicon Valley.

If you're making money, they'll consider buying it, you know.

They'll buy your podcast if you're making money with it.

And then through that predictive business that, again, because nothing new, nothing startups, they go through the cash flow.

They say, hey, we can make this much in this company.

Okay, we buy it.

They can pay predictable income back to investors, right?

So, I mean, I can get people anywhere upwards of like 5% a month or like 60% per year on average.

Holy crap.

5% a month?

That's not going to, you're not going to find a stock that's like that.

Again, brainwashing.

So if you think outside the box, there's ways to make money that you don't know about.

Nobody does the research.

They just invest in their company's 401k and listen to the HR person that has no financial experience.

Oh, yeah.