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. 2 - Fidelity and State Street Push to Make 401(k)s More Like Pensions
Inevitable Wealth
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2 years ago
Ep. 2 - Fidelity and State Street Push to Make 401(k)s More Like Pensions
Tune into episode #2 of Inevitable Wealth hosted by Jacky Petit-Homme & Guilian DiLeonardo. Episode two features a conversation around the recent WSJ Article "Fidelity and State Street Push to Make 401(k)s More Like Pensions". Would this be a good fit for your financial plan and investment strategy?
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...
