Investing in Big Swings

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Ahum melitandara: I was really interested the story because i'm part of this generation too, but kind of on the flip side. My general thinking is that i'm a pretty risk averse person am. But then madison said something, and it really clicked for me why people are making these choices. If if your security or your safety, or your futures on the line, big swings make sense. You just never know which one you're going to get.

China has blocked imports from hundreds of Taiwanese food producers in response to the visit of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Taipei, a flurry of executive departures from SoftBank stokes uncertainty over who will take over from Masayoshi Son, and Behind The Money host Michela Tindera joins the Briefing to talk about the latest BTM episode that explores “Generation Moonshot” investors.

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China suspends 2,000 food products from Taiwan as Pelosi visits

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Generation moonshot: why young investors are not ready to give up on risk

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