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Shift from bonds to assets
A proven macroeconomic research guru, who originally advised sovereign wealth managers in the 1980s to get into bonds, is telling the same crowd this week that $300 T (trillion) will move from bonds into real-world assets in the short to medium term. Part of this is surely US debt that …
Shift from bonds to assets
A proven macroeconomic research guru, who originally advised sovereign wealth managers in the 1980s to get into bonds, is telling the same crowd this week that $300 T (trillion) will move from bonds into real-world assets in the short to medium term. Part of this is surely US debt that …
"Certificates of charitable giving" - Why government bonds might guarantee real losses in the upcoming 9% inflation wave.
If you're holding long-term government bonds as a safety net, this Podcast episode offers a massive warning sign. The hosts point out that with US 30-year yields past 5% and UK yields flirting with 6%, the massive wall of maturing sovereign debt is rolling over at rates governments simply can't …
What sites/programs are people using to view multiple charts on one screen?
Question is in the title. I'm looking for something capable of putting up 8-12 different charts at a time. Ideally with dark mode. A majority of the screen shots I see are all on white backgrounds and my office is deliberately kept like a dungeon. I use Schwab and I …
Selling my luxury prêt-à-porter brand (30k revenue, factory contacts, high margins, 15+ stylist network, global event invites) - Escrow only
Hey guys Im looking to sell 100% ownership of my luxury prêt-à-porter fashion brand that I’ve been building over the last 2 years. I have an immediate, non-negotiable personal relocation happening right now and need to execute a fast liquidation. I am the sole owner, the brand is completely debt-free, …
Do accredited investor rules matter still in 2026?
I keep thinking about this and honestly can't land on a clean answer, because on paper it makes sense, risky and illiquid investments should probably be limited to people who can afford to lose money, but in practice it feels off. The rule is basically 200k income or 1M net …
Is it a good idea to leverage after a market crash?
I may need a bit higher returns than 100% stocks provide in the next 20 years in order to achieve my ideal retirement goal. I can't help but think that taking advantage of a major crash and the subsequent recovery is the safest bet. So I came up with this …
Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - May 19, 2026
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Can I buy an investment property as my first home rather than owning one beforehand?
I live w my parents but would like to get my own loan and property to rent out, maybe even co sign the loan W them if needed but do I need to live in that property for a year before renting it out or does that depend on lenders? …
Bitcoin: A Network for Imitating Ownership Taken Seriously
Over the past decade or so, one of the strangest phenomena in history has taken place. Masses of people, enormous financial institutions, and even entire countries absolutely and unconditionally believe in one thing: that inside the Bitcoin network they own... something. Even top economists and the fiercest critics play the …