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If the monopoly —> duopoly —> oligopoly —> commodity cycle can happen in the most advanced areas of technology, in part accelerated by AI, what is the true value of “long term” cash flows? Long term may not mean what it used to…

Is the tech monopoly ending? Monday on FintechTV, @MarkNewtonCMT made the case the rally is finally broadening past a handful of names. @fundstrat's Tom Lee + Mark lay out the H2 playbook (June 25). Save your spot:

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If there’s anything the Monopoly game has taught me, it is that life isn’t always about having the most money or properties At the beginning, everyone starts with roughly the same opportunity. You roll the dice, make decisions, buy what you can, take risks, and hope the next move works in your favor But eventually, you realize something: The person who owns the most properties isn’t necessarily the person enjoying the game Sometimes, you spend so much time trying to acquire everything that you forget you’re playing a game in the first place And isn’t life a little like that? We spend years chasing better jobs, bigger numbers, nicer things, more recognition, more status Then somewhere along the way, the pursuit becomes the life itself Monopoly taught me that money is useful because it gives you options, but having more options means very little if you never use them to actually live You can own the board and still lose the point of the game Maybe the goal was never to collect everything Maybe it was to know what’s worth owning, what’s worth letting go of, and when to stop playing like you have something to prove

If Ho Chi Minh City were a Monopoly board, Truong My Lan would have owned the most valuable squares. Her real estate portfolio included an opulent shopping mall, luxury hotels and office towers in the heart of the city.