Boomers had every single opportunity to be rich - so what are the "boomer opportunities today"?

I often hear the younger generation says "the boomers had it easy. You can pick up a job, support a family and easily buy a house with low prices"

Now the market is a lot more difficult

We need degrees, large down payments etc to have the same lifestyle as before

Instead of whining about it, the real question is - what are the boomer type easy opportunities today?

If we look back 40 years from now, what are some obvious opportunities we cannot miss?

Now - answering this question is not so easy, is it? Because we don't have the same hindsight as we attribute to boomers.

But here are my best guesses:

1. Bitcoin - Limited in supply. The anti-government money

2. Semiconductor - The next 10 years of AI race will be based on chips and power

3. Solar / Nuclear power - To fully support the AI race, oil and coal wouldn't be enough. We need solar or nuclear power.

4. SpaceX type company - SpaceX is going IPO soon with a crazy valuation. Likely a ploy for insiders to dump shares at insane prices. But reusable rocket type companies will be the driver of next frontier innovation

5. Robotics / drone - Mostly China developed robots where it would automate manufacturing significant.

What do you think?

Cheers,

Eric

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