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The ultra-wealthy are sticking to 'meat and potatoes' investing

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TIGER 21 founder and chairman Michael Sonnenfeldt sits down with Madison Mills on Wealth to discuss investing trends among the firm's ultra-wealthy clients.

While there's "more turmoil and confusion than normal," TIGER 21's members are "very meat and potatoes-oriented of basics [since] this is a time where basics are really going to shine through," Sonnenfeldt says.

During ongoing policy uncertainty, Sonnenfeldt encourages investors to stay "away from the fads," saying that ultra-wealthy investors are in private credit and real estate, which he calls the "meat and potatoes" of their investments.

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This post was written by Naomi Buchanan.