In this clip, hosts Ian Dunlap, Rashad Bilal, and Troy Millings delve into the dynamic landscape of global investments and technological revolutions. Troy recommends Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) as a top investment over the next two years, predicting its central role in AI and quantum computing advancements. Learn why TSMC beats out competitors like Intel and why buying at $158-$162 could be a strategic move.

As the world focuses on AI's evolving role, Ian highlights its significance in domains like data centers and personal agents. However, geopolitical tensions, especially regarding China and Taiwan, pose potential risks. The hosts discuss the implications of a Chinese stance towards Taiwan and how U.S. investments in semiconductor infrastructure could buffer global disruptions.

Despite concerns over potential invasions, they downplay the likelihood of direct military conflict, suggesting that economic sanctions would be the route taken by global powers. The conversation also expands on China’s strategic ambitions beyond economic considerations, focusing on its goal to become the world’s largest economy and military power. Discover insights into how China is closing the technological gap with the U.S. by focusing on regions like Africa and South America.

The clip further touches upon challenges faced by the U.S. economy amid rising debt and spending issues, housing affordability, and economic pressures on younger generations. Meanwhile, China's influence through its significant Bitcoin holdings is also highlighted, offering a financial twist to the global chess game.

Join the discussion for an insightful look into the intricate balance of technology, economy, and geopolitical strategies shaping our world today.

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