There are more old rich people than before. They’re all chasing yield. And they’re pushing yields down and stock and bond prices up.
Sean Keyes
Sean graduated from Trinity College Dublin with a BA in Economics and Political Science, and from University College Dublin with an MA in Economics. Previously managing editor at MoneyWeek, he manages Agora Financial’s small cap newsletters and writes Penny Sleuth. His job is, simply, to write about the world’s most exciting investment opportunities.
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