Zach Yadegari

I like to invest in myself.

I don't want to rely on someone else to multiply my money.

Like trusting their CEO to make the right decisions to grow their company.

I want to invest in myself.

So I am putting most of it in the S&P 500.

But generally...

The strategy is I want to take more outsized risks on my own, like putting the funds into my ventures.

So that's my plan.

I'm going to take money out and put them into my own as I start things.

So right now, I believe it's 75 or 70%, something like that.

In the S&P, something like 25% that's in the money market or...

bonds actually and then a few percentage points like within those that are like scattered like a tiny bit of Bitcoin a tiny bit of gold I believe that's it really just those four places and then I'm going to be pulling out of mostly the or I guess everything when I need to invest in my companies so wait

Wait, 100% you're going to put in your own company?

Not 100% because I think for the next venture, I will most likely raise money just because now this is kind of like my nest egg.

I never need to worry about it.

I'm definitely willing to like take risks.

Yeah, well...

I mean, maybe this goes to the EV question a little bit because it really depends how confident I am in the idea.

Like that Elon story of he almost went bankrupt because he split up his wealth and gave half to Tesla, half to SpaceX, and that saved both companies.

So if that's what it takes at some point and I'm confident, then maybe that's what it will take.