Rethinking Asset Classes: A Clear Framework for Investors

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Investing has become far more complicated than “stocks and bonds.”

Today’s investors are navigating public and private markets, equity and debt, real estate, private credit, crypto, gold, annuities, and dozens of products packaged in increasingly confusing ways. Most people own assets they don’t fully understand.

In this episode of Vyzer Weekly Calls, Litan Yahav and Mike Arndorfer introduce a clear, practical framework for understanding any asset by breaking it down into its core components. The goal is not to tell you what to invest in, but to help you see what you already own more clearly and make better decisions going forward.

This conversation is the kickoff session for Vyzer Weekly Calls, a recurring series focused on clearer thinking around markets, risk, and portfolio construction.

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Highlights:
• A simple framework to classify any investment
• Cash vs tradable assets vs illiquid assets
• Public vs private markets and equity vs debt explained clearly
• Live debate and discussion from the audience

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Hosts:
Litan Yahav, Co-Founder & CEO of Vyzer
Mike Arndorfer, passive investor and financial coach

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TIMESTAMPS:
(0:00) Why asset classes are more confusing than ever
(3:12) What investors usually get wrong about “stocks and bonds”
(6:45) Introducing a new framework for asset classes
(10:08) Cash vs tradable vs illiquid assets
(14:32) Public vs private markets
(18:50) Equity vs debt explained simply
(23:41) How real estate fits across categories
(28:17) Where crypto and gold belong
(34:09) Liquidity, risk, and investor behavior
(41:26) Live audience debate and Q&A
(52:04) Closing thoughts and what’s coming next