It may be the best time in history to invest: Where to put your money

It could be an explosive decade for growth, according to Rebecca Walser, CEO of Walser Wealth Management.

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00:00Are you still bullish in this market?

00:03What are you doing with your money right now?

00:04Yeah, we are bifurcating strategies so that we are definitely invested in the fourth industrial revolution.

00:12But you have to understand because that's not fully monetized, there's a long runway there.

00:16And you should expect it to be volatile and you should expect retrenchment.

00:20To deal with the global macro problems and the global macro problems that we're noticing,

00:24especially for the United States, we're also very heavily into commodities like silver and gold.

00:28Those are still going to be really strong plays as they have been since 2020.

00:33So you have to really see there's different things going on and you just cannot be,

00:37unlike the dot-com crash where everyone was in dot-com only, you really have to bifurcate.

00:42You have to definitely pick up the fourth industrial revolution,

00:45but you have to understand that's a long play and that there will be volatility in the meantime.

00:49And for the global macroeconomic, you need to protect yourself from some hedging in other places.

00:52So what's your best advice to the average everyday investor who is wondering what they should do?

00:58They want to take part in the gains, but they don't want to necessarily be too risky.

01:04Yeah.

01:04So I would say that congratulations because this is one of the best times to be an investor in the history of time.

01:10We are on the precipice of literally every facet of life being completely changed through quantum computing, AI, and robotics.

01:18That is a given.

01:19It is here.

01:20It is happening.

01:20Instead of just autonomous cars, we're starting to talk about autonomous flying planes now.

01:24I mean, that is coming.

01:25The technology is there.

01:26So as this monetizes, the sky is the limit.

01:30However, this fourth industrial revolution is coinciding with the aging of debt-financed countries

01:38to the point that they are starting to enter debt spirals, 120% GDP and beyond, and that's the problem.

01:45So what you almost could see is a new economy, a new currency coinciding with the fourth industrial revolution

01:51because the old fiat fractional reserve banking where we just use the money multiplier to keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going.

01:57That does have an end date.

01:59We don't know what the date is, but it does have an end date.

02:02Hold on.