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record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
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Assertion Supported
Sonnenfeldt: TIGER 21 members keep over 70% in risk-on assets
“And what's so remarkable is if you take those three numbers, the private equity, public equity and real estate, it adds up to 70 plus percent. Those are the risk on assets. So our members are relatively long-term bullish on investments. Even when they think we…”
Assertion Partly supported
Parr: Tiger 21 does $30M–$40M revenue, sold to PE, and retains 90%
“By my calculation, I actually would bet they do 30 to forty million in revenue, and they recently sold to private equity, and so it's a relatively big business, and I actually read about read up on it, and someone said, like, there's 90% retention rate”
Assertion Partly supported
Sonnenfeldt: From $70K to $7M, everyone thinks 20% more brings happiness
“You know, the most interesting thing is there's endless studies That show that up to That whether you ask people who earn 70,700 thousand, or seven million dollars a year, how much more do you have to earn to be happy? And the number is something like 20%, no …”
Assertion Supported
Sonnenfeldt: YPO is member-facilitated while Vistage and TIGER 21 use professional chairs
“The big difference between those two, which are great organizations, is YPO is self-facilitated by its members, whereas Vistage and also Tiger 21, our groups are led by professionals.”
Assertion Supported
Parr: Tiger 21 has 850+ members paying $30k/year, generating $24M+ in revenue
“Basically it's a peer group where you have to have at least ten million dollars of investable assets in order to join. It's very expensive. It's 30,000 dollars a year. I wouldn't call it a mastermind because mastermind has a certain connotation, but yeah, it k…”
Assertion Partly supported
Sonnenfeldt: TIGER 21 members' cash allocation spiked to 20% in March 2020
“The biggest, it typically fluctuates between 11 and 13%, but in the Pandemic. March of 2020, it spiked to 20%, which statistically is off the charts. That's how concerned our members are. But generally, in the 12% range is, is what our members are looking at i…”
Assertion Supported
Dyrdek: Tiger 21 Requires Monthly 'Portfolio Defense' Asset Audits
“You, each month, one person has to show all of their assets and it's called portfolio defense, right? So each person has to like lay out, this is every single thing that I'm doing.”
Assertion Supported
Sam Parr: Tiger 21 club has 1,000 members paying $30,000 annually
“A club for people who have investable assets north of ten million dollars and it costs 30 grand a year. It's, and they have like a thousand people who are subscribed”