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Since I can remember, I've always wanted to be a millionaire. I've never bought into that story that money is evil and the rich are the demons on earth here to lead us to the apocalypse. Even as a child, I could see that if you had more money, you lived better—both you and those around you, period. That said. Lately, I've been spending a lot of time looking for ways to make more money, ranging from taking courses to advance my career and entrepreneurial ventures, to investing in the next AI-powered teddy bear that helps your child sleep at night and makes breakfast for you in the morning. Anyway. Recently, I came across some words from Perth Tolle: "Freer markets have more sustainable growth. They recover faster from downturns and use their capital and labor more efficiently." In case you're curious, Perth Tolle is a Chinese-born, American national who is now a millionaire with an interesting investment technique. What’s her technique? Perth Tolle's investment secret involves analyzing the annual Human Freedom Index calculated for 165 countries by the Cato Institute and the Fraser Institute. It rates economic and personal freedom on a scale from 0 to 10, using 82 variables that cover everything from jailed journalists to international trade policies. Tolle takes the top 10 or 11 emerging markets and weights them according to their freedom scores, then examines the 10 largest non-state companies in each country and weights them by market capitalization within their country's weighting. By the way, Perth claims that the best investment opportunities are in emerging markets with high freedom indexes. That's why, despite China representing 30% of the MSCI Emerging Markets index, Perth has no investments there, nor in Russia, because these are countries where strong state regulations infringe on personal and economic freedoms, affecting the return on investment. $INDA $ECH $EWZ $BTC $XRP $TSLA (Tesla Motors, Inc.) $STNE (StoneCo Ltd A) $NU (Nu Holdings Ltd.)
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