The Profit Door Review with Nicole Purvy

Nicole Purvy
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The Profit Door Review with Nicole Purvy is a podcast about the systems underneath money, markets, business and wealth. Hosted by former institutional bond trader, entrepreneur and investor Nicole Purvy, each episode goes beyond the headline to examine the infrastructure, incentives, capital flows and economic forces shaping what happens next. From private credit, real estate and public markets to AI, financial infrastructure, government debt and emerging investment trends, Nicole connects stories that may seem unrelated and breaks down why they matter to your money, your business and the way you invest. This is not a stock-picking show, and it is not about chasing whatever is moving this week. It is about developing the situational awareness to understand where capital is moving, who is positioned to get paid, what everyone else may be overlooking, and what deserves deeper research. If you want to become a better investor, business owner and allocator of capital by learning to see the system underneath the headline, you're in the right place. Train. Don't Chase.

  1. Sep 18

    The Crypto Fight Isn't About Bitcoin...It's About Who Controls Your Money | The Profit Door Review

    The biggest fight happening in crypto right now isn't really about Bitcoin. It's about your money. Your deposits. Who gets to hold them. Who gets to pay you for them. And who gets to build the financial system your money moves through next. In this episode of The Profit Door Review, I break down the GENIUS Act, the CLARITY Act and the Deposit War between traditional banks, fintechs, stablecoin issuers and crypto platforms. But we're going much further back than Congress. We start with Facebook's failed Libra currency and why governments around the world reacted so aggressively. Then we get into Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, the NSA's documented research into digital cash and a few theories I want you to THINK about - not blindly believe. Then we get into the actual financial infrastructure. What makes a stablecoin different from Bitcoin? Why does GENIUS require reserves? Why do short-term U.S. Treasuries matter? Why are banks fighting over stablecoin rewards? Why does the SEC vs. CFTC fight matter? And why could regulatory clarity determine where institutional capital moves next? Most importantly, I break this down through three lenses: CONSUMER - How do you make banks, fintechs and crypto platforms compete for your cash? INVESTOR - What are the picks and shovels if this financial infrastructure continues to grow? CAPITAL ALLOCATOR - Where could capital move as regulated digital finance becomes integrated into the existing financial system? This isn't about staring at candlestick charts all day. Understand the business of the business. Follow the money. THE PROFIT DOOR NEWSLETTER Get The Profit Door Newsletter and stay ahead of the capital shifts I'm watching: Join The Profit Door Newsletter SPONSOR: iTrustCapital If you're interested in using a tax-advantaged retirement account to invest in alternative assets, learn more about iTrustCapital through my link: Learn more about iTrustCapital Contact Ryan Rankin: R.Rankin@itrustcapital.com Ryan can walk you through the process and answer questions about getting your account set up. If you use my iTrustCapital link, you can also take advantage of the promotional offer discussed in the episode, subject to iTrustCapital's current terms and eligibility requirements. ROOM 001 - PRIVATE EVENT A completely different experience. Room 001 is an intimate, in-person gathering with direct access to me, built around conversation, strategy and the ideas we usually don't have enough time to unpack publicly. Learn More About Room 001 Nicole Purvy The Profit Door Review This content is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered individualized investment, tax or legal advice. Do your own due diligence and consult the appropriate professionals for your situation.

  2. Sep 14

    How Wall Street Turns Risky Loans Into AAA Bonds: CLOs Explained | The Profit Door Review

    CLOs sound complicated. They're not. And I think you're going to start hearing a lot more about them in the financial headlines. In this episode, economist Nicole Purvy breaks down collateralized loan obligations (CLOs), how Wall Street can take a pool of risky corporate loans and create AAA-rated bonds, and why CLOs may become increasingly important as the private credit story develops. Private credit is under increasing scrutiny as some funds deal with redemption pressure, markdowns, and stressed borrowers. At the same time, another part of the financial machinery is becoming increasingly important: private-credit CLOs and the warehouse financing used to build them. Months ago, I explained that the illiquidity and risk building inside private credit cannot simply disappear. It must be held, transferred, financed, or absorbed somewhere else. We looked at insurance companies, pension and retirement funds, sovereign wealth funds, banks, and public markets. And I told you to watch CLOs. Federal Reserve dealer data is now showing increased demand for warehouse financing for private-credit CLOs. This is the stage when loans are accumulated before they are securitized. That does not mean CLOs are about to blow up. It means private credit is becoming increasingly connected to another part of the financial system. As private-credit stress, liquidity, and securitization become bigger stories, I expect CLOs to appear more frequently in financial conversations and headlines. I want you to understand them before everyone starts talking about them. In this episode, Nicole breaks down: • How Wall Street can turn a pool of risky corporate loans into AAA-rated bonds • CLOs versus private-credit CLOs • Warehouse financing and why the Federal Reserve data matters • How CLO tranches work • AAA debt versus CLO equity • Who manages, issues, and buys CLOs • How CLO exposure can make its way into retirement portfolios • Rho (ρ), correlation, and the Portfolio Variance Formula • Why owning more investments does not automatically mean you are diversified • How these principles can help you become a better portfolio manager • How to approach building and managing your own local debt portfolio RESOURCES Download The Profit Door Portfolio Risk Engineering Guide: https://www.theprofitdoor.com/the-portfolio-risk-engineering-guide-lp Join The Profit Door Newsletter: https://www.theprofitdoor.com/newsletter1 ROOM 001 — Private Event: https://www.theprofitdoor.com/the-room EPISODES REFERENCED Private Credit Crisis — March 12: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKwejx-TYKo&t=1318s The 200-Year Economic Pattern / Business and Innovation Revolutions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkkwyB6i3xE The Federal Reserve Explained — Money, Banking, and the Fed Balance Sheet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wM6OPeHP7Us Michael Burry, AI, and Circular Financing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hk1LaApehAs THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY iTRUSTCAPITAL If you have an old 401(k), IRA, or other retirement funds, one of the lessons from this episode is simple: KNOW WHAT YOU OWN. iTrustCapital offers self-directed IRAs that can provide access to stocks and ETFs, cryptocurrency, and physical gold and silver within a tax-advantaged retirement account. Open an iTrustCapital account and receive a bonus when you fund your account: https://www.itrustcapital.com/go/nicole Questions about transferring an IRA or rolling over an old 401(k)? Contact Ryan Rankin at R.Rankin@itrustcapital.com. Ryan can answer your questions and connect you with iTrustCapital's white-glove team. Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. Nothing in this episode constitutes individualized investment, tax, legal, or financial advice. Conduct your own due diligence and consult the appropriate professionals regarding your individual circumstances. Tax treatment depends on account type, eligibility, and applicable rules. This episode is sponsored by iTrustCapital.

  3. Sep 11

    The Bond Crisis Isn't About What You Think: AI, Debt & The Fight for Capital

    *]:pointer-events-auto R6Vx5W_threadScrollVars scroll-mb-[calc(var(--scroll-root-safe-area-inset-bottom,0px)+var(--thread-response-height))] scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" data-turn-id= "request-6a845a42-6cb8-83ec-8e16-2b1f40e528b7-4" data-turn-id-container= "request-6a845a42-6cb8-83ec-8e16-2b1f40e528b7-4" data-testid= "conversation-turn-78" data-turn="assistant"> The Bond Crisis Isn't About What You Think: AI, Debt & The Fight for Capital Everyone is talking about the bond market, and most of the conversation is focused on the national debt, government spending, and political incompetence. But I think there's a much bigger story underneath what's happening. In this episode, I break down the mechanics of the current bond market stress and explain why I believe we're looking at a broader fight for capital. The U.S. Treasury is issuing debt at the same time corporations are issuing more bonds, AI companies are raising extraordinary amounts of capital, IPO activity has accelerated, governments around the world are borrowing heavily, and Japan is becoming a more attractive destination for its own domestic capital. Everybody wants money. And that matters when investors only have so much capital to allocate. We also go underneath the hood of the financial system and break down the Treasury General Account, bank reserves, quantitative easing, quantitative tightening, Treasury buybacks, Modern Monetary Theory, the Triffin Dilemma, and the difference between the Treasury buying bonds and the Federal Reserve buying bonds. Jamie Dimon warned in 2025 that we would eventually see a "crack in the bond market." In 2026, he raised another important possibility: that the world may have gone from a savings glut to not enough savings. So, the real question may not simply be: Does America have too much debt? It may be: What happens when governments, corporations, AI companies, and investors around the world are all competing for the same capital at the same time? And most importantly, how can you position yourself when capital becomes more expensive? THE ANTIHUSTLE My Christian business book, The AntiHustle, is about building with wisdom, discipline, purpose, and the resources you already have instead of chasing money for money's sake. Get the book here: https://www.theprofitdoor.com/the-anti-hustle THE PROFIT DOOR NEWSLETTER Follow the capital, not the headlines. https://www.theprofitdoor.com/newsletter1 VIDEO MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Watch my deeper breakdown of the Triffin Dilemma and why America's role as the issuer of the world's dominant reserve currency changes the way we should think about U.S. debt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgLTlG8ZzwE&t=143s iTRUSTCAPITAL If you're interested in using a tax-advantaged retirement account to invest in alternative assets, learn more about iTrustCapital through my link: https://www.itrustcapital.com/go/nicole Contact Ryan Rankin: R.Rankin@itrustcapital.com Ryan can walk you through the process and answer questions about setting up your account. If you use my iTrustCapital link, you may also be eligible for the promotional offer discussed in the episode, subject to iTrustCapital's current terms and eligibility requirements. IN THIS EPISODE Treasury yields and bond prices The current bond market selloff Jamie Dimon's bond market warning Treasury buybacks The Treasury General Account (TGA) Bank reserves and financial system liquidity Quantitative easing vs. quantitative tightening Treasury purchases vs. Federal Reserve purchases Modern Monetary Theory The Triffin Dilemma AI and hyperscaler debt issuance Corporate bond issuance The IPO capital boom Global sovereign debt issuance Japan, JGB yields, and global capital flows Why investors maintain fixed-income allocations The global fight for capital How investors can position themselves when capital gets expensive DISCLOSURE Some links in this description are affiliate links, which means I may receive compensation if you use them, at no additional cost to you. DISCLAIMER This content is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Nothing discussed in this episode is a recommendation to buy or sell any security or investment. Conduct your own research and consult qualified professionals before making financial or investment decisions.

  4. Sep 4

    The 200 Year Economic Pattern AI & Bond Investors Need to Understand | The Profit Door Review

    There's a pattern hiding inside nearly 200 years of American economic history...and if you're investing in AI, bonds, real estate, businesses or anything else right now, I think you need to understand it. In this episode, I look at five major Business & Innovation Revolutions: railroads, steel and electricity, automobiles and mass production, the internet, and the financial innovation that preceded the Global Financial Crisis. Then I compare those revolutions with the recessions and depressions that followed their peaks. But this is NOT another "the AI bubble is about to pop" prediction. I actually think trying to perfectly time the crash is the wrong game. Instead, I break down the historical signs that have appeared near the peak of these revolutions—and give you a framework for recognizing those signs while they're developing. We look at what happens when capital starts flooding into an innovation, capacity begins outrunning actual demand, valuations detach from current economics, leverage rises, weaker companies start getting funded, and investment continues accelerating even as the underlying returns begin to deteriorate. Then we look at the other side of the cycle: the companies that WON. Pennsylvania Railroad. Carnegie Steel. Amazon. JPMorgan. BlackRock. What did the survivors and eventual winners have in common? Real economics. Liquidity. Essential infrastructure. Strong balance sheets. The ability to reinvest while everybody else was retreating—and, in some cases, the ability to become buyers when everybody else was forced to sell. Because if we really are living through another Business & Innovation Revolution with AI, the goal isn't to sit around terrified waiting for the bubble to burst. The goal is to understand where we are in the cycle, recognize when the conditions begin changing, protect your liquidity, and position yourself to take advantage of the wealth transfer on the other side. And toward the end of this episode, we go deeper than the numbers. Because knowing what to do isn't enough if you aren't internally prepared to actually do it when everybody else is panicking. ITRUSTCAPITAL If you're interested in using a tax-advantaged retirement account to invest in alternative assets, learn more about iTrustCapital through my link: https://www.itrustcapital.com/go/nicole Contact Ryan Rankin: R.Rankin@itrustcapital.com Ryan can walk you through the process and answer questions about getting your account set up. If you use my iTrustCapital link, you can also take advantage of the promotional offer discussed in the episode, subject to iTrustCapital's current terms and eligibility requirements. THE PROFIT DOOR NEWSLETTER https://www.theprofitdoor.com/newslet THE PRIVATE EVENT I mentioned a very small private event I'm putting together in this episode. If you're seriously interested in attending, email me ASAP and CC my assistant Jenny: Nicole: nicole@theprofitdoor.com Jenny: jenny@theprofitdoor.com THE PROFIT DOOR MERCH https://the-profit-door-shop.fourthwa EPISODES REFERENCED Michael Burry / AI Circular Financing Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hk1LaApehAs&t=2s The episode where I explain how I design my events go to the 1:37:00 mark: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEmlyWxnMVk&t=4545s&pp=0gcJCR0AztywvtLA IMPORTANT NOTE The historical relationships and calculations discussed in this episode are my own analysis of historical economic data. Correlation does not establish causation, and historical relationships do not guarantee future outcomes. Nothing in this episode should be interpreted as a prediction that AI will cause a recession or that a recession will occur on a particular date. This content is for educational and informational purposes only and is not financial, investment, tax or legal advice.

  5. Aug 21

    The REAL Story Behind the $12.5B Lakers Deal: Insurance, Private Credit, AI & a Liquidity Crisis

    The proposed $12.5 billion Los Angeles Lakers deal looks like a sports story. It isn't. In this episode of The Profit Door Review, Nicole Purvy breaks down the financial machinery underneath one of the largest sports transactions ever proposed and explains why the story touches private credit, insurance, liquidity, AI, media, and the rapidly rising value of authentic human experiences. We follow Mark Walter's path from Guggenheim Partners to insurance, the Dodgers, and the Lakers, including the federal scrutiny surrounding affiliated investments held by Walter-controlled insurers and why liquidity matters when billions of dollars are tied up in private assets. Then we follow the money to the other side of the transaction: Josh Kushner, Bob Iger, Thrive Capital, and Thrive Eternal, as well as the growing effort by sophisticated investors to acquire scarce sports and cultural assets. That leads to the bigger thesis: AI may make some human experiences substantially more valuable. AI can generate music. AI can generate movies. AI can generate nearly unlimited digital content. But there is still only one actual Lakers game happening in real time, with real human beings, real competition, real consequences, and a finite number of seats. So, what happens when artificial content becomes abundant while authentic human experiences remain scarce? We get into: The proposed $12.5 billion Lakers transaction Mark Walter, Guggenheim Partners, and TWG Global Delaware Life and Clear Spring Private credit and affiliated transactions Dodger Tickets LLC and ticket-backed debt Why insurers can hold illiquid private assets The liquidity problem inside Walter's financial empire Josh Kushner and Bob Iger Thrive Capital vs. Thrive Eternal The attempted FIFA commercial-rights investment Why sports franchises are commanding enormous valuations How professional sports teams actually make money AI and the emerging "Human Premium" Why "Certified Human" experiences may become more valuable How AI can increase the monetization of live sports Three specific ways investors and entrepreneurs can position themselves around this trend This episode also connects back to our April 23, 2026 private credit discussion, where I explained why I believed risk and illiquidity would migrate through the financial system at a glacial pace, with insurance companies being one of the most important places to watch. REFERENCE EPISODE MENTIONED The Credit Illusion: Why This Crisis Is Moving Slower Than You Think https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lzbPyDVvjg JOIN THE PROFIT DOOR If you want to go deeper into the investing, private equity, underwriting, capital formation, and market frameworks I discuss on this show, join The Profit Door membership. Members get access to the full education library, live Investor Assemblies, underwriting training, courses, replays, and deeper discussions about the opportunities we're tracking. https://www.theprofitdoor.com/join-the-profit-door-main JOIN THE PROFIT DOOR NEWSLETTER Get my deeper research, market analysis, and investment frameworks delivered directly to your inbox: https://www.theprofitdoor.com/newsletter1 iTRUSTCAPITAL If you're interested in using a tax-advantaged retirement account to invest in alternative assets, learn more about iTrustCapital through my link: https://www.itrustcapital.com/go/nicole Contact Ryan Rankin: R.Rankin@itrustcapital.com Ryan can walk you through the process and answer questions about setting up your account. If you use my iTrustCapital link, you may also be eligible for the promotional offer discussed in the episode, subject to iTrustCapital's current terms and eligibility requirements. DISCLAIMER This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial, investment, legal, tax, or insurance advice. Nothing discussed in this episode constitutes an allegation of wrongdoing unless specifically identified as such. Investigations discussed in this episode are ongoing, and an investigation does not establish guilt or liability. The Lakers transaction discussed is a proposed transaction and remains subject to NBA approval. Always conduct your own due diligence and consult qualified professionals before making financial or investment decisions.

  6. Aug 13

    The Hidden AI Capital Network DARPA, Leopold Aschenbrenner & a $45B Fund | The Profit Door Review

    In this episode of episode of *The Profit Door Review, Nicole Purvy* follows the capital behind the new AI economy — from Leopold Aschenbrenner and Situational Awareness to DARPA, the physical infrastructure of the internet, and the networks of people and institutions helping finance what comes next.   *THIS IS PART 2.*   Last week, Nicole Purvy broke down how AI is changing the infrastructure and monetization of the internet — and why understanding who owns, controls and gets paid by that infrastructure matters.   *WATCH PART 1:*  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0rfxnY4BWw&t=4216s   This week, we're going deeper.   *Who gets to build the infrastructure that determines how the future works — and how can you position yourself as a GP or LP instead of simply watching it happen? * We break down the difference between technology and infrastructure, how capital gets deployed to build a new economic reality, and the framework I use to think about where opportunities may emerge as AI reshapes the internet and the broader economy.   RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE   *THE INVESTOR OPERATING SYSTEM — PRIVATE EQUITY, GPs & LPs As promised in the episode, if you want to better understand private equity, General Partners (GPs), Limited Partners (LPs), how funds work, how capital gets allocated, and how investors evaluate opportunities*, start here: https://www.theprofitdoor.com/the-investor-operating-system-lp   *iTRUSTCAPITAL* If you're interested in using a tax-advantaged retirement account to invest in alternative assets, learn more about iTrustCapital through my link: https://www.itrustcapital.com/go/nicole *Contact Ryan Rankin:* mailto:R.Rankin@itrustcapital.com   Ryan can walk you through the process and answer questions about getting your account set up. If you use my iTrustCapital link, you can also take advantage of the promotional offer discussed in the episode, subject to iTrustCapital's current terms and eligibility requirements.   *JOIN THE PROFIT DOOR NEWSLETTER* Every week I go deeper into the research, data, frameworks and economic stories behind what we discuss on The Profit Door Review. This is also where I published the deeper breakdown of my *Purvy Economic Infrastructure Theory* discussed in this episode.  https://www.theprofitdoor.com/newsletter1    IN THIS EPISODE • Leopold Aschenbrenner and Situational Awareness • The capital financing the AI infrastructure buildout • How the physical internet actually works • Undersea cables, fiber and data infrastructure  • DARPA and the origins of major technological infrastructure • The Arc Institute and the network surrounding AI investment • GPs vs. LPs — and why the distinction matters • Nicole Purvy's Purvy Economic Infrastructure Theory • How infrastructure captures economic value • Why technology alone doesn't automatically create an economy • Using nonprofit and for-profit vehicles to pursue a larger mission • Building an investment thesis and becoming a capital allocator • Companies and sectors to research as AI infrastructure expands • Why the biggest opportunities may exist above the level where everyone else is competing    THE BIG IDEA Reality isn't fixed. Infrastructure establishes the systems through which technology becomes economically useful. The people who understand how to *build it, finance it, own it and allocate capital toward it* can help determine what the next economy looks like.   That's the larger idea behind the *Purvy Economic Infrastructure Theory* and what we're exploring throughout this series.   *There's less traffic when you fly higher.* — Nicole Purvy    *DISCLAIMER:* This content is for educational, informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Nothing discussed in this episode constitutes a recommendation to buy or sell any security or investment. Any companies, securities or investment opportunities mentioned are provided for research and educational purposes only. Do your own due diligence and consult qualified professionals regarding your individual circumstances.

  7. Aug 6

    The Internet Economy Is Being Rebuilt: Cloudflare, AI, and My 5 Laws for Finding the Money

    In this episode of The Profit Door Review, I break down how AI is disrupting the old internet business model, why Cloudflare may be one of the most important companies to study during this transition, and where I believe the next generation of economic opportunities could emerge. For years, much of the internet operated on a simple model: Content → Human Attention → Advertising → Money But that model is under pressure. AI agents and automated systems now account for a massive share of web traffic. Search engines are increasingly answering questions without sending users to the websites that created the information. AI companies need enormous amounts of content and data, while publishers and creators are trying to figure out how they get compensated. So, the question becomes: WHO GETS PAID NOW? We get into: How AI is changing the economics of the internet The difference between infrastructure and a business model Why Cloudflare is becoming an important gatekeeper between AI crawlers and content owners How the advertising-based internet model is being disrupted AI crawling vs. referral traffic Content licensing and AI publishing rights Why proprietary information may become increasingly valuable The new "tollbooths" emerging across the internet Companies building the infrastructure behind AI Why controlling every layer of a system can become a liability My five laws for finding where money accumulates when infrastructure changes Opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs, creators, and professionals as the new internet economy develops The bigger lesson goes beyond AI. Infrastructure determines how a system operates. The business model determines who gets paid for operating inside that system. When infrastructure changes, the old rules don't automatically survive. Instead of complaining about the new rules, learn how they're being written and figure out where you can create value. This episode is about learning to see those opportunities while the system is still being built. RESOURCES iTrustCapital Invest in crypto and other alternative assets through a tax-advantaged IRA: https://www.itrustcapital.com/go/nicole THE PROFIT DOOR NEWSLETTER Get my research, market breakdowns, and ideas that don't always make it into the videos: https://www.theprofitdoor.com/newsletter1 INVICTUS ELITE CAPITAL GROUP Learn more about our private equity fund and investment opportunities: https://invictuselitecapital.info/ig-nicole DISCLAIMER This content is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Nothing discussed in this episode constitutes investment, financial, legal, tax, or business advice. Companies and opportunities mentioned are provided as examples for further research and are not investment recommendations. Always conduct your own due diligence.

  8. Jul 30

    Wall Street's New Financial Infrastructure & DTCC Explained: Why Your Stock Charts May Stop Working

    *]:pointer-events-auto R6Vx5W_threadScrollVars scroll-mb-[calc(var(--scroll-root-safe-area-inset-bottom,0px)+var(--thread-response-height))] scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" data-turn-id= "request-WEB:b6f67c00-a936-4053-9091-64224aec4026-15" data-turn-id-container= "request-WEB:b6f67c00-a936-4053-9091-64224aec4026-15" data-testid= "conversation-turn-30" data-turn="assistant"> For decades, investors have relied on historical price patterns, technical analysis, and market cycles to make investment decisions. But what happens when the system creating those prices begins to change? In this episode, economist Nicole Purvy breaks down one of the least understood but most important organizations in global finance: the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC). We'll walk through how a stock trade actually works, why clearing and settlement matter, what changed after the GameStop saga, and why Wall Street is rapidly moving toward tokenization, 24-hour trading, and a new financial infrastructure. We'll also explore why this shift could change how markets behave and why relying only on historical charts may become less effective as the architecture of the market evolves. In this episode: How a stock trade actually works Execution vs. clearing vs. settlement What the DTCC, DTC, and NSCC actually do Why the GameStop event changed market infrastructure Tokenization of financial assets 24-hour trading and what it means for investors Why retail participation is changing market dynamics The future of liquidity, collateral, and market structure Business and investment opportunities created by this transition If you want to understand where the financial system is headed, not just where prices have been, this episode is for you. Resources Mentioned Open an iTrustCapital account and receive a bonus when you fund your account: https://www.itrustcapital.com/go/nicole Questions about transferring an IRA or rolling over an old 401(k)? Contact Ryan Rankin: R.Rankin@itrustcapital.com Join The Profit Door community: https://www.theprofitdoor.com Subscribe to my free newsletter: https://www.theprofitdoor.com/newsletter1

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The Profit Door Review with Nicole Purvy is a podcast about the systems underneath money, markets, business and wealth. Hosted by former institutional bond trader, entrepreneur and investor Nicole Purvy, each episode goes beyond the headline to examine the infrastructure, incentives, capital flows and economic forces shaping what happens next. From private credit, real estate and public markets to AI, financial infrastructure, government debt and emerging investment trends, Nicole connects stories that may seem unrelated and breaks down why they matter to your money, your business and the way you invest. This is not a stock-picking show, and it is not about chasing whatever is moving this week. It is about developing the situational awareness to understand where capital is moving, who is positioned to get paid, what everyone else may be overlooking, and what deserves deeper research. If you want to become a better investor, business owner and allocator of capital by learning to see the system underneath the headline, you're in the right place. Train. Don't Chase.

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