David Rubenstein on the Risks of Global Inequality

Investing is a business of managing risk for the long term. In a year where recession fears abound, a war in Ukraine rages on for a second year, and geopolitical tensions across the globe are boiling under the surface we asked Boaz Weinstein, Ida Liu and David Rubenstein what they think the next risk is for markets.
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But globally that have nots have not done anything. When they have roads it's from caterpillars that were built in the west when they have hospitals the operating rooms are lit by lights from the west. The antibiotics are from the west. The structural and electrical engineering is from the west. The food and the fertilizer is from the West. Everything is from the West therefore the West justifiably is richer. Why the hell should they have anything if they haven't contributed anything. It's extremely greedy to demand something that you've given nothing for. Except maybe some cheap labor

[LeonWilk]

My honest advise to new investors, buy and hold quality stocks. Ignore market forecasts and opinions, they're mostly entertaining but not very helpful.

[JamesonSharp]

Inequality is a very important topic. As a Entrepreneur most Executives want nothing to do with a Veteran who turned into a Financial Services Entrepreneur. I see it everyday.