WINE, WOMAN AND SONG as an alternative.
Looking back at my career as an investor. Since 1970. With 10% of my money I traded, the rest I invested Warren Buffet style. The latter turned out OK.,
Now at 72, "long-term" investing becomes questionable, as I don't have too much "long-term" left for myself.
The last time I found true "opportunities" was after the crash of 2007/08. Today "everything" is high, flirting with the upper end of the expectational envelope.
I have no children, my inheritance will go to some friends, old geezers like myself.
Therefore, the temptation to invest in WINE, WOMEN AND SONG as an alternative becomes stronger by the day.
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PS: The term "expectational envelope" I have created. In the future, economists will use the term "swissies expectatorial envelope" frequently in TV shows. Needless to say, I secured copyrights already.