Sim Kaur
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733 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 1 Jun
Sim Kaur’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They also have debt.
They also have customers.
And so if people are spending like less money at a makeup store or a clothing store, or even just like they're not updating their cars or they're not getting like more insurance, then suddenly these insurance companies, these consumer good companies, these tech companies start to see a decrease in revenue.
And for the debt that they have, the
Interest rate on their debt increases, so they are also between a rock and a hard place in the exact same way small businesses are.
The difference though with public companies is now they have shareholders, people like you and me that like own a share of Apple or own a share of Ultra.
We go, hmm, this company's profit is decreasing.
month by month year by year I'm going to sell and so a lot of retail investors or institutional investors will sell down their shares and then the share price starts to tank and that is the reason that is the like very long-winded but also somewhat simple way of explaining that when interest rates go up share prices go down and so when I see the news of interest rates going
have a 70% chance of going up, I'm mentally preparing for my share portfolio to start decreasing a little bit over the next wee while.
I have personally seen a huge increase in my investment portfolio, especially from January till now at the time of recording at the end of May.
And
That is like nothing to do with like my personal skill.
Like I have not found the next Nvidia or something ridiculous.
I have just been investing consistently over a long period of time and broad market index funds and a couple of individual companies, but mainly index funds.
And because the market has rallied so much every day, when I log in and I look into my investment portfolio, it has just been rising and rising.
and rising and mentally I am not looking at that money thinking this is all for me I'm so like grateful I am very much aware that we're probably reaching a bit of a bubble or a peak and it's just like what is the saying let's not count all of our chickens let's not count all that eggs until they hatch
That's the one.
That's the one.
And so from an economic point of view, when interest rates rise, we also start to see economic growth decrease.
We start to see reduction in business expansion.
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