Chapter 115: Interest Rates and Bonds (3)
Spending money is more important than earning it.
Money is not the most important value in life.
That’s something you often hear from the truly wealthy—and something I’ve come to understand intimately since reincarnating.
In the end, what defines a person’s social standing is the size and nature of their desires.
“Phew... I’ve got too much money. It just piles up while I’m breathing.”
Of course, I have no intention of stopping here. But still, sometimes, when I make money this easily, it does feel... surreal.
[Alpha Fund surpasses $25 billion in capital... A Wall Street legend is born]
[U.S. base rate expected to rise over the next year—Alpha Fund CEO predicts...]
[The French Finance Ministry groans. How far will the Crédit Lyonnais scandal go?]
I skimmed through the collection of articles detailing my exploits and felt a deep sense of satisfaction.
Just drinking coffee, and I’m already full.
The Fed hadn’t even officially announced the full rate hike schedule yet, and we were already here.