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Adviser To The Ultra-Rich Says The Wealthy Are Pulling Back From Stocks, Real Estate & Investing in These Assets To 'Steady Boat' In 'Choppy Waters'
Yahoo Finance· 2025-10-08 15:16
Core Insights - Wealthy Americans are reducing stock market exposure and reallocating funds into perceived safer assets due to increasing market uncertainty [1][2] - This trend reflects a broader "rotation" towards wealth preservation rather than growth, with a focus on maintaining existing wealth first [2] Investment Trends - There is a notable increase in investments in bitcoin and gold, which are now viewed as secure assets by wealthy individuals [3][4] - Bitcoin's market size is currently only one-tenth that of gold, yet it is gaining traction as a reliable alternative asset during challenging times [4] Performance and Strategy - Members of TIGER 21, who have a minimum net worth of $20 million, reported returns exceeding 20%, but have found it challenging to replicate such returns in the stock market [5] - The long-term investment strategy advocated by Warren Buffett, particularly in the S&P 500, is highlighted as a model that few can emulate successfully [6]
Top 10% see record wealth growth: Here's what to know
CNBC Television· 2025-10-01 12:12
Wealth Growth and Distribution - Top 10% of Americans added over $5 trillion in wealth in Q2, mainly driven by stocks [2] - Bottom half of Americans added about $150 billion to their wealth in the same quarter [2] - Top 0.1% (those with $46 million or more in total assets) have seen their wealth nearly double since 2020 to over $23 trillion [2][3] Wealth Concentration - Top 1% own half of all individually held corporate equities and mutual fund shares [3] - Top 10% own 80% of individually held corporate equities and mutual fund shares, a fairly consistent share [3] Consumer Spending and Economic Impact - Top earning 10% accounted for a record 49% of total consumer spending in Q2 [4] - A deep or prolonged decline in stocks could have a large reverse wealth effect on those big spenders and pose a threat to the economy [4] - The consumer economy is highly dependent on a top group of consumers who are dependent on the stock market [7] Taxation and Revenue - Capital gains revenue collections are up [11] - There is a question about the distinction between wealth increase and tax revenue increase [13] Economic Fragility - The current economic situation is built on narrow pillars, making it fragile [7][8]