‘Don’t Invest In Rap, Restaurant And Liquor Companies,’ Says Mark Cuban. Here’s His Advice To NBA Players And Other Millionaire Athletes

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‘Don’t Invest In Rap, Restaurant And Liquor Companies,’ Says Mark Cuban. Here’s His Advice To NBA Players And Other Millionaire Athletes

Mark Cuban, billionaire investor and part-owner of the Dallas Mavericks, recently appeared on the Club Shay Shay podcast to share his advice for NBA players and millionaire athletes on managing wealth. Cuban didn’t sugarcoat anything as he talked about bad investments and smarter ways to grow wealth.

His advice was specifically for high-earning athletes or entrepreneurs looking for ways to safeguard their wealth and generate passive income, but it can be applied to anyone. Here are Cuban’s top strategies – including why you should steer clear of certain industries and consider alternatives like Dividend Kings and fractional real estate.

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Cuban explicitly advises against investing in trendy but risky ventures such as rap labels, restaurants, clothing lines and liquor companies. Here’s his reasoning:

  1. High failure rates: These industries are notoriously challenging to succeed in due to low barriers to entry and oversaturated markets. Many try but few thrive.

  2. Feelings get in the way: Athletes often invest in these businesses because they love them or feel loyal to someone, but that can lead to poor decisions.

  3. Unreliable returns: Most of these businesses need a lot of attention and rarely make steady money. That’s a problem if you’re already busy with your career.

Instead, Cuban encourages athletes to focus on investments that are low-risk, high-reward and capable of generating steady, passive income over time. “If I’m just a two-way player, I’m living like a student because you don’t know how long it’s going to last. It’s hard when you first get money to understand what it is, how much you have,” he said.

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“You hear about people losing it all, so I tell guys all the time, ‘Save your money.’ You know, one broken ankle and it’s over,” Mark shared. So, for those seeking reliable passive income, Cuban would likely approve of Dividend Kings – stocks from companies with a 50+ year history of increasing dividend payouts. Here’s why they’re worth it:

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