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In this episode of The Blunt Dollar, I sit down with Dr. Henning Stein a strategist, academic, and Chief Innovation Officer at One Business World to unpack the future of investing through the lens of long term thinking, technology, and behavioral insight.

Henning brings a rare mix of experience: from insurance and asset management to launching Europe's early blockchain ETFs and shaping strategic intelligence platforms powered by AI. We dive deep into what it really means to build resilient portfolios, how AI is misunderstood in finance, and why patience still beats prediction.

Here’s what we cover:

📊 Strategic asset allocation vs market calls why most investors get it wrong

🧠 AI in finance the myth of machine driven alpha and the rise of “quantamental”

🔒 From childhood detective to CIO how curiosity shaped Henning’s unconventional career

🥇 Gold, equities, and psychology what this debate says about investor behavior

🕰️ Long term thinking in short term times what leaders (and portfolios) need to survive volatility

If you like conversations that blend data, discipline, and deep curiosity, this one’s for you.

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