Investor Mark Moss says CPI understates the true hurdle rate for capital, arguing monetary debasement pushes the minimum required return closer to 10%. He puts the base rate above 7.7%, citing the S&P 500 and U.S. home prices as proxies.
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Investor Mark Moss says CPI understates the true hurdle rate for capital, arguing monetary debasement pushes the minimum required return closer to 10%. He puts the base rate above 7.7%, citing the S&P 500 and U.S. home prices as proxies.
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