In Episode 19 of Inevitable Wealth, Jacky and Guilian explore whether artificial intelligence is a bubble - or simply capitalism doing what it does best: evolving. They unpack how global data center spending is set to surpass $590 billion in 2025, why this AI buildout is fundamentally different from the dot-com era, and how real profits and productivity (not speculation) are driving this cycle forward. From the rise of trillion-dollar data infrastructure to the discipline required to stay inv...
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In Episode 19 of Inevitable Wealth, Jacky and Guilian explore whether artificial intelligence is a bubble - or simply capitalism doing what it does best: evolving. They unpack how global data center spending is set to surpass $590 billion in 2025, why this AI buildout is fundamentally different from the dot-com era, and how real profits and productivity (not speculation) are driving this cycle forward. From the rise of trillion-dollar data infrastructure to the discipline required to stay inv...
Ep. 15 - Five Years Later: COVID, the Market Crash, and the Recovery
Inevitable Wealth
26 minutes
8 months ago
Ep. 15 - Five Years Later: COVID, the Market Crash, and the Recovery
It’s been five years since the COVID-19 pandemic sent markets into a historic tailspin. In this episode, we take a look back at the dramatic market crash of early 2020, the rapid recovery fueled by government stimulus, and the lasting economic shifts that still shape investing today. From the initial panic and unprecedented volatility to the winners (like tech stocks and meme stocks) and losers (travel and retail), we break down the key lessons investors can take away. How has inflation...
Inevitable Wealth
In Episode 19 of Inevitable Wealth, Jacky and Guilian explore whether artificial intelligence is a bubble - or simply capitalism doing what it does best: evolving. They unpack how global data center spending is set to surpass $590 billion in 2025, why this AI buildout is fundamentally different from the dot-com era, and how real profits and productivity (not speculation) are driving this cycle forward. From the rise of trillion-dollar data infrastructure to the discipline required to stay inv...
