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Who says 70 is too old to raise hell? Boomers have become the backbone of the resistance to Donald Trump’s second term. His schemes to remodel the capital are keeping them busy

Dozens of countries have tried to attract high-earning foreigners with remote work visas since the remote work boom in 2020, but as Elena Casas explains, it's not all spritzes in the sun, either for the digital nomads or the countries they're now calling home

Dozens of countries have tried to attract high-earning foreigners with remote work visas since the remote work boom in 2020, but as Elena Casas explains, it's not all spritzes in the sun, either for the digital nomads or the countries they're now calling home

Kevin Warsh's view is clear: AI will eventually force interest rates lower because it will be highly deflationary. "AI is going to make almost everything cost less. We're at the front end of a productivity boom." The problem is that today's economy is telling a different story. Inflation is at 4.2%, its highest level in three years. Tensions with Iran continue to threaten oil supplies. The labor market remains strong. AI may be deflationary in the long run, but the Fed has to deal with today's inflation first. I don't expect a single rate cut before the end of 2026.

Trade is heating up despite tariffs, war and an energy shock - but price rises and the AI boom may be responsible for much of it, argues ROI's @ReutersJamie

Palantir Co-Founder Joe Lonsdale on Elon Musk and @SpaceX IPO: "He's the kind of guy who's the best at hardware in the world at a time when Trillions of dollars are going into this area. And by the way, every single time that there’s more dumb regulations, that there’s more data centers that China is spending money to convince us, along with the far left, not to do. That just helps Elon, because he is going to do it in space at massive scale. He’s shown how it’s going to work. So l mean, he's really set this up in a way where he's just right in the key part of the Al wave. It's crazy to think he's not going to win." Boom. 🎯

1990年，如果你是一个年薪 2.1 万美元的普通人。 每个月拿出收入的 5% 到 10%，雷打不动地投进美股标普 500。 猜猜今天你能有多少钱？ 答案是：200万到 500 万美元。 Joe Rogan 听到这个数字时，直接在节目里爆了粗口。 这也难怪。 因为 2.1 万美元是 1990 年美国人的平均年薪。 放在今天，要是谁跟你说一年只能赚 2.1 万，你肯定觉得天塌了，这点钱在美国根本活不下去。 这就是通胀的疯狂。 但比通胀更疯狂的，是美股的复利。 理财节目主持人 Caleb Hammer 在播客里毫不留情地开火。 他说，自己对那些如今还在抱怨没钱的婴儿潮一代（Boomers）和 X 世代，已经没有任何同情心了。 为什么？ 因为他们赶上了人类历史上最好的时代。 最好的就业市场，最好的股市，最便宜的房子和大学。 社会把一切发财的条件都给他们拉满了。 结果呢？ 很多人为了追求所谓的“生活方式”，把钱全砸在买新宝马、过度消费上。 他们连每个月存点零头进股市的纪律都没有。 如果当初稍微管住一点手，哪怕拿着最普通的死工资，他们今天也是几百万身家的富翁（Multimillionaires）。 资本市场的规则其实很透明。 它永远在惩罚被消费主义掏空的人，奖励那些懂得延迟满足、尊重常识的人。 财富的差距，往往由认知决定，而非收入。