Oktay Kavrak, CFA on LinkedIn: Global Distribution of Total Wealth: Worth $634 Trillion 💰 Most of this… | 57 comments (2024)

It is just necessary to take into account a different system of values natural resources real economy (exclude financial speculative instruments) will get a new future wiggle world for the people and not for the golden billion

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What is wealth? The amount of USD reserves you have? Gold? Total number of GPUs you have in your country to train AI models? Total number human beings / potential? Total number of atoms in your country?The definition of wealth is ever changing. The next few years will perhaps bring the most change in this definition as AI tools become more globally abundant, ubiquitous, affordable, and accessible.

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Understanding how wealth is created is the only way to attain real freedom!

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Global Distribution of Total Wealth: Worth $634 Trillion 📈Most of this wealth is concentrated in:- United States- China- Germany- France- Japan - India- UKThese seven countries combined possess 69% of the world’s wealth.Source: Visual Capitalist#wealth #finance #global #trends #money

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Markets were once again cheered by the latest technological & financial wizardry from Silicon Valley, while the Year of the Dragon in China began better than the Year of the Rabbit ended.Read the latest market commentary. https://lnkd.in/efUFTHu3#marketcommentary #markets #investing #longterminvesting

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The world of finance knows no boundaries. Explore international markets, from the bustling streets of Tokyo to the trading floors of London. Uncover hidden gems and potential pitfalls in this interconnected financial web#goldtrading#gold

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With all the discussion this week on US debt ceiling, it's refreshing to join MONEY FM 89.3 Bigger Picture this morning to talk about the Asian markets, and how to seek Alpha in the regional markets, as well as sharing my observations and thoughts on the developments of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in China.Astral Asset Management Sean Mah, CFA, CPAhttps://lnkd.in/gMrN2EKd

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The world of finance knows no boundaries. Explore international markets, from the bustling streets of Tokyo to the trading floors of London. Uncover hidden gems and potential pitfalls in this interconnected financial web #goldtrading #gold

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In the latest episode of Front & Center, Uma Moriarity, CFA speaks with Real Estate Securities Regional & Portfolio Manager Joachim H. Kehr, discussing the Asia-Pacific real estate landscape."Transpacific Realities: Navigating Asia-Pacific Real Estate"explores the intriguing differences between U.S. and Asia-Pacific office fundamentals while dissecting the region's various policy frameworks, looking closely at recent developments in the Chinese property market and examining the global impact of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/gNffqV8d

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In the initial stages of Covid, we – like most investors – spent many hours on calls with industry experts trying to understand what remote working would mean for office, with the conclusion - more often than not – that no one knew and only time would tell. Today, office faces structural and cyclical challenges, but whether the cyclical outweigh the structural or vice versa depends chiefly on the geography you’re talking about. It is increasingly clear that in the case of Asia, the headwinds are cyclical and that structurally the environment for office hasn’t changed all that much.In the post-lockdown world, employees from Seoul to Singapore and Tokyo to Hong Kong are back in the office for the majority of the work week and even if we end up working from home a day a week, it is unlikely to have a material knock-on effect on office demand. Australia is arguably the one outlier in Asia, but population growth – which Australia has plenty of – can compensate for quite a bit of the remote work pressure office demand is facing.In the podcast, Uma Moriarity, CFA and I dive deep into the office debate and also spend some time on our outlook for Japan and China, two markets that seem to have switched fortunes of late.

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