Mark Cuban

I believe that giving employees stock options is a powerful incentive. It aligns their interests with the company's growth and success, which can drive innovation and productivity. Plus, it can be a valuable tool for attracting and retaining top talent.

I strongly believe that financial education should be a mandatory part of the high school curriculum. Understanding money management, investing, and credit is crucial for students to navigate their future successfully. Equipping young people with these skills will empower them to make informed financial decisions and achieve financial independence.

For most investors, especially those who don't have the time to do the work to pick stocks successfully, index funds usually outperform managed portfolios.

I believe everyone should have an emergency fund that covers at least six months of expenses. Financial security is crucial, and having a safety net can help you navigate unexpected challenges without the added stress of financial strain.

I believe that real estate can offer a more stable and predictable return compared to the stock market. While stocks can be highly volatile and subject to market whims, real estate provides tangible assets that can generate consistent rental income and appreciate over time.

I don't believe we should tax unrealized gains. It's unfair to tax theoretical wealth that hasn't been converted into actual cash. This could discourage investment and innovation, and create complex valuation issues.