07/17/2026
Some of the best market wisdom doesn't come from a Bloomberg terminal.
It comes from someone who's actually been through it.
In Episode 48 of the Wealth Amplifier Podcast, Matt sits down with Amplius Founding Partner & Chairman Sam Liebman for a conversation that spans more than five decades of market history.
Sam started his career in 1969, right at the beginning of a 13-year bear market. He navigated the Crash of 87, the dot-com bust, and 2008. And he's seen what separates investors who come out ahead from those who don't.
They cover:
- What it was like to build a business when stocks and bonds were both going down for 13 straight years
- How Sam spotted the warning signs before Black Monday in 1987 and what he did about it
- The one move that made all the difference: reducing equity exposure before the crash, then buying back in quarter by quarter on the way down
- Where markets stand today and why this moment doesn't look like 87, 2000, or 2008
- The long-term outlook for wealth management and why a good advisor still can't be replaced by a model
If you've ever wondered what real long-term perspective actually sounds like, this is the episode.
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