June 8, 2026
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Andrew Yang, former presidential candidate and multi-millionaire entrepreneur, shares his unique approach to investing in a recent VladStocks interview. After selling his education company to Kaplan at 34, Yang shifted his investment focus. He prefers conservative public investments, mainly in S&P 500 ETFs, to avoid daily stock market stress. However, his private investments tell a different story. Yang is an aggressive angel investor, backing startups led by friends and entrepreneurs he believes in, despite acknowledging the high risks. He reveals that only about 20% of his angel investments show promise, with many failing, reflecting the high failure rate typical in early-stage investing. Yet, for Yang, angel investing transcends profits—it's about supporting innovation and paying forward the faith others once showed in him. For him, angel investing is “an investment in a bigger way,” balancing risk with purpose beyond immediate financial returns.
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