How the Rich Get RICHER When the Market CRASHES - Andy Tanner, Del Denney

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What if the next stock market crash could actually be your biggest opportunity? In this episode of the Rich Dad StockCast, we're breaking down exactly how wealthy investors protect their portfolios — and even PROFIT — when markets go south.

Most investors panic when they hear words like “recession” or “market crash.” But the rich? They prepare. One of the smartest tools they use is stock options — specifically, put options — to hedge their investments and turn market downturns into major opportunities.

Andy Tanner, Rich Dad’s investing expert, joins the show to explain how stock options work, why they’re like insurance for your portfolio, and how everyday investors can use them responsibly. He also shares a powerful real-world example from billionaire Mark Cuban — and how Cuban turned a potential disaster into billions in wealth.

If the idea of learning how to protect your money (and maybe even make more of it) during a market downturn sounds appealing, this episode is for you.

00:00 Introduction and Market Concerns
01:22 The Importance of Action in Investing
03:07 Understanding Stock Market Crashes
05:10 The Power of Stock Options
16:49 Mark Cuban's Insurance Strategy
25:38 Learning to Use Options Responsibly
27:30 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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