💰 Your Money Doesn’t Stand Still — And Neither Does Its Purchasing Power
The money supply in the U.S., China, Europe, Japan… keeps expanding continuously. Just the U.S. M2 alone increased by about $1.25 trillion over one year.
What I care about isn’t how big these numbers are, but this:
You may be able to save for many years, but if the interest yield on your deposits is lower than the inflation rate, the purchasing power of your savings quietly declines.
You don’t even have to spend a single dollar—your assets can still lose real value.
That’s why I don’t want to simply “hold cash.”
I want part of my capital allocated to assets that can grow over time.
Protect the capital first, then aim for growth. 🫡