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FAQ Answers – Part 2

Here’s the second batch of answers from the Ask Me Anything. If you missed part 1 you can catch it here.

Topics include Bitcoin, ESG investing, the debt ceiling, the death of 60/40 and more.

I hope you enjoy this and if you do please like and subscribe to the YouTube channel and we’ll do more videos in the future.

Video chapters:

00:00 Introduction

00:20 How should we think about Bitcoin?

02:48 Is the debt ceiling a legitimate default risk?

05:45 What’s your view on ESG investing?

09:19 Is inflation necessary?

13:17 Is the 60/40 stock/bond portfolio dead?

16:55 How should an older or more conservative investor think about navigating the volatility of the financial markets?