The Secret Wealth Advantage

How You Can Profit from the Economy’s Hidden Cycle

De: Akhil Patel

Narrado por: Oliver Hunt

During your life, you will make many important financial decisions. Their success will be significantly affected by the state of the economy and financial markets when you make them.

Imagine if you had a guide to the future to help you anticipate periods of boom and bust and make decisions accordingly. You'd know when to invest and take risk and when to sell or take measures to preserve your wealth.

The Secret Wealth Advantage is that guide.

To make better investment decisions at the right times, you need to understand the 18-year cycle. It is responsible for all of the periods of wild speculation and spectacular collapse that have been a feature of the modern economy for well over 200 years. At the heart of this cycle is the property market. Understand this, and you will be able to forecast precisely what will happen next.

Using a treasure trove of historical data and entertaining stories from the present and prior periods, The Secret Wealth Advantage reveals everything you need to know about the cycle–where we are within it, why it happens, why no one sees it, and what you need to look out for.

And, most importantly, The Secret Wealth Advantage provides you with a practical guide for what to do at each stage of the cycle. Put this into action and a world that appears complex and chaotic can be mastered. You will have an investment edge that seasoned professionals can only dream of.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

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Follow or fail.

In most cases the herd is not the way. The process you follow and the habits you create is where you end up.

Outstanding book!

Superb research and analysis explained coherently. Best book out there for the big picture… A roadmap like none other.

Pretty good book

It summarizes the 18-year property cycle very well. My only problem is they shied away from the prediction portion of their book. But once you do the math and pick up what they have been laying down. You will understand that our next winner's curse is in 2026 and the bottom is around 2028 or 2029. He does a good job of detailing the cycle.

Good information

A thoughtful analysis of the 18 year cycle and building upon Philip Anderson’s work. I finished the book in just a few days. As a real estate agent and investor, this information is invaluable.

MUST buy for any investment management strategist!

I have close to 100 books in my Audible library and this book IS by far the BEST book to read. What a wealth of knowledge explained in simple actionable terms and strategies to apply to your wealth management! Again, DO NOT skip it....its a MUST BUY list!

I know the cheesy title but its a really good book.

Patel,
Does a great job laying out the Real Estate cycle and how it relates to the rest of the world(of finance). I’m reminded of the book The secrets of Real Estate and banking by Philip J Anderson. Also good and much longer. Give it a try I think you be happy you did.

#1 Book For Investing

Yes, it’s a cliche title, but the information presented is far from the herd.
If you want to be a part of the “smart money” crowd, then you need to understand the teachings in this book to get ahead of the herd, otherwise you will continually buy at the top and sell at the bottom of each cycle.

Fantastic read, informative and life changing

The author does an amazing job of telling a story with this book. Although the information is practical, informative and based on the lessons of history he does a wonderful job storytelling. It grabs your attention - gives the reader ample examples to test his theories and builds a solid narrative around the idea of a land/real estate cycle. I’ve already recommended this book to over 10 people. It is truly life changing - I hope it is the same for you, wherever you are in your journey.

Author's Political Views Are Tiring

Some good info but the author continually making digs at President Trump were unnecessary and annoying.