#61 Surviving stagflation | Lyn Alden on learning from the past to better invest for the future
Investing used to be relatively simple. Buy equities or real estate (or both) and chill. But unless you've been living under a rock, you'll know the way the world works has changed. And that means that relying on old assumptions about the nature of investing is risky. We need an updated view of the landscape in order to know how to play it. In this episode, Terry chats with Lyn Alden. Lyn is a global thought leader, sought-after speaker and consultant on macro investing strategy. Her extensive research has also led her to become one of the most trusted voices from the ‘traditional finance’ space on crypto currency. She has advised governments, investment banks and institutional investors on all of the above, and the articles she publishes are devoured by tens of thousands of investors all of the world. In this conversation, Terry tap into Lyns best thinking in an effort to answer one simple question. Does the environment we find ourselves in change the way we should think about investing? And if so, how? Also in this episode: Exactly how and why the game has changed Who the winners and losers are likely to be What we can learn from the 1940s to guide our investment decisions in the 2020s. 👉 Level up with CompassGet started using the only habit formation system for personal finance.Other Links Show notes: Click here to see notes on this show and all resources & links mentioned. Private podcast community: Click here to get to know us better, debrief episodes and access our top 100 resources. Corporate program: Click here to find out more about our workplace program Follow us on Instagram: Click here to see behind the scenes of our business and learn more about personal finance in bite-sized chunks. Other links 👇Money mentorship: Click here to start putting what you've been learning into practice. Corporate program: Click here to find out more about our workplace program Follow us on Instagram: Click here to see behind the scenes of our business and learn more about personal finance in bite-sized chunks.