FORTUNE: The Best Financial Strategies for Surviving a Recession in 2023 from 3 Top Advisers — Modernist University
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FORTUNE: The Best Financial Strategies for Surviving a Recession in 2023 from 3 Top Advisers — Modernist University
Investing in companies at times of uncertainty can be an opportunity for investors. Silver Lake's early investment in AirBnB during a time of "distress" was a stroke of genius. Being willing to "be greedy" and take chances can generate outsized returns. It is likely that the best companies during this period will become leaner, more long-term orien... See more
Sarah Guo • when the music stops
Commercial real estate is the most sensitive to the economic cycle, and my demographic forecasts show slow workforce growth into around 2023 before it starts to turn up again. My general advice is to avoid commercial real estate, except to buy foreclosures priced low or below replacement costs, which can then be repositioned for positive cash flow
... See moreHarry S. Dent Jr. • The Demographic Cliff
Looking ahead, the wealth divide will likely accelerate and today’s social tensions must inevitably rise. But, much like in 1920s Germany when hyper-inflation savaged the post-WW1 economy, there was also a widening split between young (stock speculators) and old (bond investors). In today’s monetary inflation World, many young (crypto investors) ar... See more
Michael Howell • The Debt-Liquidity Spiral
Together we will consider: Your mindset. Economic fundamentals that are key to all prudent investment decisions. Asset protection and structuring strategies to help keep you out of trouble. Investment vehicles and strategies to help achieve your strategic investing goals.
John Michailidis • Strategic Planning and Investing for Individuals
Many students come to me full of wonderful intentions hoping to change the world; they plan to spend their time helping the poor and disadvantaged. I tell them to first graduate and make a lot of money, and only then figure out how best to help those in need. Too often students can’t meaningfully help the disadvantaged now, even if it makes them fe
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