In light of the impending recession and the fact that inflation is still far higher than the Fed's 2% target, several of the most prominent market analysts have been expressing their views on how terrible they believe the next downturn will be and how far stocks may have to fall. I need advice on what investments to make because I'm attempting to create a portfolio for my children that will at least be $800k in value.
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So sports they are interested: 1. Polo 2. Yachting 3. Cigarette boat racing 4. Golfing And for collectors: 1. Car collecting 2. Art collecting 3. Wine collecting 4. Antique collecting Private jet travel Safari hunting Owning a sports team Luxury real estate investment Space tourism Haute cuisine Scuba diving and underwater exploration
Without a doubt, my top hobby pick would be sailing on my private Yatch! I actually joined a little Yatch club nearby this summer, as a stepping stone. I just need my Yatch to appear now 🤭
@@codingiscreativityI tried golfing when I was in Field Artillery OBC, my friends tried to instruct me on the basic. I addressed the ball by saying Hello, it wouldn't let me hit it. LMAO 😅😂😅 !!!
I've done the golfing, scuba diving, boating, haute cuisine, working on luxury real estate and the others but i would say nothing beats scuba diving for me so far!
@@jonlima9897 I'm already 1% but it's not what it seems like when I was younger. Previously, I thought being wealthy meant abundant time to travel and purchase liabilities. Now that I've made it, to me luxury means having good health, spending time with family, and pursuing philanthropic activities.
Nahhh.. i'd rather diamond crusted iphones, Balenciaga everything and a different coloured Lambo for each day of the week. How else will I fill my empty soul?
I was in Austria as a track marshal. I haven’t made any connections but having access to the starting grid, going for a pit walk, watching the race standing some 6-7 metres from the track and bringing home a piece of an F1 car as a souvenir, combined with accommodation, breakfast, drinks and transport all the way to the track was a pretty priceless experience, especially considering that not only it didn’t cost me a single cent but I was paid for being there. Not to mention that being able to walk on the race track while the cars are on it is a privilege that no amount of money in the world can buy. But who knows, maybe one day I’ll try the Paddock Club experience too…
@@jealva A piece of the cascade, we also picked up a long (close to 2 ft) part of the main plane, but the bigger parts have to be returned to teams for analysis or reuse / spare parts.
Hey Alux, could you please make a video on how to get succeed as an international student? I am currently 16 and planning to move to UK after 18 on student visa. I really need your advice on this. So please help.
Absolutely correct, as mentioned in the video, we do arrange photo safaris in luxury tented accommodation in most remote areas of the world in search of elusive near extinct animals. Price tags are equally high!
Ironic that you mentionrd the Titan Submersible at the end. This video must have been made before the implosion. But the real point is underwater exploration. Learn from our failures and go forward.
While this is great list of hobbies, i found this video very predictable about what the rich 'should do' or 'are expected to do' almost like setting goal posts once rich .So i was hoping for one more addition. no hate but just want to normalize this also as what the rich do. Being rich they may have both time and financial freedom and no doubt a very sharp quick mind (if they have reached this stage) - all of which can be even used towards an additional hobby i.e. towards community building, supporting education and skill development, support for the elderly, food for the highly under privileged. Of course it is their money and time, but I feel such contributions/ hobbies could also be one thing that could have been included in the list TO NORMALIZE WHAT the rich can do, like a new goal post to the otherwise predictable ones written here. It would make for a kinder world, holistic world. No hate. Just to include this one point to normalize community over individuality.
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I'm trying to decide if I want to go Golfing next weekend, or buy the New York Yankees. Any recommendations? Haha. Not sure if major multi billion dollar business decisions counts as a hobby, even for billionaires.
I'm cool with the old-fashioned version of hunting, but not sure there is anything in Africa or South America that I'd want to hunt, because I only choose to hunt that which I will also make a meal of. Deer, wild pigs, elk, etc. Not a trophy hunter, unless it just happened to come attached to some trophy meat.
Third of the list is just about owning stuff without doing anything in particular with it. Yeah, you got yourself a $20,000 bottle of champagne you’ll probably never open, so what? If you’re either not going to drink it or can’t tell the difference between a $20,000 wine and a $200 wine, who’s supposed to be impressed by it? Heli skiing, sky diving, mountaineering, driving a sports car around a race track (instead of watching it collecting dust in your garage), that’s what I call hobbies. Or I should probably say activities, because everything can be a hobby while not every hobby is an activity.
You've mentioned Space Tourism by Space X, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic but you forgot the Deep-sea Submersible Tourism of Ocean Gate's. Edit: Ohh wait, you've mentioned Titan's submersible at the end. Thanks.
I dont know, dudes. I think crypto and all these ICOs are just a bubble. Well, crypto is good for transfers and so on, but I dont engage in trading and staking either. Its too risky. My friend recently lost $5000 there. I invest crypto in real business
Honestly, I don’t need any of this. I am happy with who I am, married to a woman who loves me and healthy children and grand children. I don’t need to work and have time and money to pursue my hobbies( reading gardening bushwalking Gym) I live in a great country and don’ need the cudos or status seeking that this RU-vid seems assume the mega rich need. Hobbies of the rich?? What about self actualisation. Thank you Prof. Maslow.
I am interested in wine 🍷 collecting and instead of investing in fine art 🎨 I would like to be the artist. Instead of a plane I would rather have my own private helicopter and rail car.
My marriage of 7yrs is about to crash. I am so much depressed right now and wish I never used the money I and my husband have been saving to buy our first family home. I used the money to trade in the market and everything is gone. Now he wants to divorce me. I love my husband s0 much and I don't want him to leave me.I feel like killing myself right now
None! Seriously.I cannot believe how superficial these hobbies are. Are all wealthy ones empty brains driven by their animal and power hungry instincts?
