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Mid-Year Market Trends: Bloomberg Radio

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Ellen Altamirano

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July 21, 2023

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As we head into the second half of 2023, how are HNW investors allocating their capital? TIGER 21 Founder and Chairman, Michael Sonnenfeldt, joined Bloomberg Radio’s “Bloomberg Markets” to discuss Members’ strategy for wealth preservation.

Together with hosts Paul Sweeney and Madison Mills, Michael addressed AI and tech opportunities, alternative investments, real estate, and other market trends and takeaways. He also touched on TIGER 21 Members’ approach to estate planning. Listen to the podcast here (starting at 22:30 mark.)

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