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Public Equities, Real Estate, and Crypto: CNBC “Power Lunch”

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June 16, 2021

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Public Equities, Real Estate, and Crypto: CNBC “Power Lunch” Interviews TIGER 21 Founder

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TIGER 21 Founder and Chairman Michael Sonnenfeldt was interviewed by CNBC “Power Lunch” anchors Tyler Mathisen and Kelly Evans on the results of TIGER 21’s quarterly survey on asset allocation.

The following topics were covered:

Shift of Members’ investment priorities amid inflation
Increase in public equity exposure and transition to clean energy stocks
Opportunities in real estate
Growing interest in cryptocurrency and blockchain

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