Ramin Nakisa

And she was right.

So it was a bit like being a gambler in that sense.

It's just not my nature to do that kind of thing.

So would I have FOMO?

Yeah, probably.

Does it feel boring now?

No, I mean, I still have the exposure.

So I still feel worried when markets fall.

But I think it worries me less than it did.

It did feel like things were toppy and it did worry me.

I think also the news flow.

It just made me quite depressed just reading what's going on in the world all the time.

It just feels as if every generation you think that the world's going to be better than the previous one.

And for our generation, it was true.

You know, when I was a kid, we grew up with nuclear weapons.

We had the USSR.

And, you know, things were, you know, when I grew up, people would quite openly call you a paki in the street in the 70s.

And now you get to the 2020s, almost the 2030s, and it feels like we're going back to that world where we've got these blocks of people that hate each other, both within our country, but also between countries.

And it just feels like things are going backwards.

Quite divided.