I think I finally understand when America was Great…the old days when we got the toaster, not just the burnt toast.

Coming soon to your bank…everyone is Tony Montana.

If you live in Germany you get to pay your bank to hold your clean, hard earned cash.

Yes sir…we saved the banks so they could hold our clean cash and charge us to launder other people’s dirty cash.

It’s easy to complain or you can finally open your eyes to what the VC’s and ‘crazy’ entrepreneurs of this digital boom have seen or sensed…digital assets remain underpriced.

The millennials will NEVER put up with this nonsense. They will either spend everything they have and live gig to gig or go completely digital which means cash and assets too.

The end of the ‘stuff’ era is at hand…

George Carlin was right. He should have been a venture capitalist, not just a comedian.

It’s likely why ZIRP will persist and growth will continue to be both low and/or misleading. It’s low because the people in charge of the formula’s have no idea how to model for a cloud based, networked world.

Forget the fact that AI, VR, digital currencies and Machine Learning are coming at us faster than the old people in charge will die off.

Other than my home on the beach I feel that hard assets are a drag on lifestyle. I am happy for the people that want to hoard it and flip it. It’s working for sure. I think it continues to work especially for those that use leverage properly and focus on location, location, location.

As for the rest of my assets I will continue to focus on digital and ideas/businesses, founders that decrease the stuff I have to open and carry and those that help me retrieve and charge for the digital assets I need on demand.