The Truth About The Hartman Risk Evaluator!
20 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief presentation, the speaker introduces the Hartman Risk Evaluator as a valuation method that seeks a more accurate assessment of an asset’s true value by comparing its price against a diversified basket of roughly 40 items—including commodities like eggs, gold, orange juice, and other goods—rather than relying solely on U.S. dollars. The speaker argues that using only dollars is flawed because the dollar’s purchasing power fluctuates, making it a “moving target.” By anchoring valuation to multiple reference items, the evaluator purportedly provides a clearer picture of whether an asset, particularly real estate, is cheap or expensive.










