It could be an explosive decade for growth, according to Rebecca Walser, CEO of Walser Wealth Management.
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CAROLINE WOODS: Are you still bullish in this market? What are you doing with your money right now?
REBECCA WALSER: Yeah we are bifurcating strategies. So that we are definitely invested in these the fourth Industrial Revolution. But you have to understand because that’s not fully monetized. There’s a long runway there and you should expect it to be volatile. And you should expect retrenchment to deal with the global macro problems and the global macro problems that we’re noticing, especially for the United States. We’re also very heavily into commodities like silver and gold. Those are still going to be really strong plays as they have been since 2020. So you have to really see. There’s different things going on and you just cannot be unlike the dot com crash, you know, crash where everything you were, everyone was in.com. Only you really have to bifurcate. You have to definitely pick up the fourth Industrial Revolution. But you have to understand that’s a long play and that there will be volatility in the meantime. And for the global macroeconomic, you need to protect yourself with some hedging in other places.
CAROLINE WOODS: So what’s your best advice to the average everyday investor who is wondering what they should do? They want to take part in the gains, but they don’t want to necessarily be too risky?
REBECCA WALSER: Yeah so I would say that congratulations, because this is one of the best times to be an investor in the history of time. We are on the precipice of literally every facet of life being completely changed through quantum computing, AI and robotics. That is a given. It is here. It is happening. Instead of just autonomous cars. We’re starting to talk about autonomous flying planes now. I mean, that is coming. The technology is there. So as this monetizes, the sky is the limit. However, this fourth Industrial Revolution is coinciding with the aging of debt finance countries to the point that they are starting to enter debt spirals, 120% GDP and below and beyond. And that’s the problem. So what you almost could see is a new economy, a new currency, coinciding with the fourth Industrial Revolution, because the old fiat fractional reserve banking, where we just use the money multiplier to keep going, keep going, keep going, that does have an end date. We don’t know what the date is, but it does have an end date.
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