It feels as though investors are considering their options through a different lens. As a financial adviser, I follow best practices, but these new views keep coming up. - Residential property is falling out of favor (having said that, we're nearing 4 years of declines, so that's understandable). - The broad stock market feels a bit 'meh', when contrasted to the smaller parts of the market that seem to outperform. - Disruption is everywhere, and understandably, traditional investment and strategies require a fresh look. There's less desire to take things at face value. Is this what it was like just before dot-com crash? Even with AI, we’re either on the edge of a cliff or ready for a new surge, and I've heard views from both sides. Meanwhile, it seems some investors are aren’t turning to Bitcoin to get rich, they’re turning to it because they feel they NEED it. Catch full chat with fellow adviser, Peter Dunworth: https://bit.ly/463vsoc