Something is shifting in the American workforce. Millions of workers in their late 50s and early 60s are walking away from their jobs at a pace that goes beyond normal demographic change. Economists think they know a large part of the reason.
The stock market’s AI-driven rally is helping older workers retire earlier than they planned,
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A commercial real estate CEO is sounding alarms about what a fresh wave of refinancing at today’s rates means for every business and renter in America, and the math behind his warning is more straightforward than the industry wants to…
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I think everyone hits this question once when they first start investing.
“When you have a lump sum of money, should you invest it all at once, or should you spread it out over time through dollar-cost averaging?”
“Gold seems to be going up, what do you think?”
“Should I invest in Bitcoin?”
I often get questions like these about investing from my followers.
My answer might be surprising, but…
I do not invest in gold or Bitcoin at all.
I am a former securities company employee who went from 7 million yen in debt to a net worth of over 100 million.
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Long-term interest rates in the U.S. are around 5.0%,
and Japan’s long-term interest rates have also risen to about 3.0%.
Interest rates are also rising in Europe.
The background to this is global inflation.
Surging energy prices,
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