Plagiarizing the Billionaires: How to Invest Your Way Around Inflation

Plagiarizing the Billionaires: How to Invest Your Way Around Inflation
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“The finance gerontocracy that runs the country through whatever silly virtue-signaling-slash-hate-factory term like ESG [environmental, social, and governance] they have versus what I would call—what we have to think of as a revolutionary youth movement .... When they choose not to allocate to Bitcoin, that is a deeply political choice, and we need to be pushing back against them.” — Peter Thiel

Inflation-Hedging Investments

Warren Buffet is probably the top brand name in what fellow billionaire Peter Thiel calls the “the finance gerontocracy.” With a net worth of $125 billion at age 91, Buffet has followed his advice to invest in himself as a hedge against inflation.
James Dale Davidson
James Dale Davidson
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James Dale Davidson is a highly acclaimed economist and financial forecaster who has cemented his legacy through his renown investment newsletter Strategic Investment, which has been in publication since 1987. One of Davidson’s biggest fans include billionaire Peter Thiel, who says Davidson inspired him to start PayPal and cited Davidson as “his favorite stock picker.”
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