They are only around, in my opinion, since there are still people who read them. Give it another couple decades and they will be toast.

Yep. I used to train at the second largest paper in the country and I asked them what they were doing to engage the young readers - nothing. In the past, there used to be games and things for kids to do on a Sunday morning while their parents read, but digital took out the need and kids no longer have that "sentimental" attachment.

It is going to be interesting how traditional investors deal with the changing money flows. What used to be their bread anbd butter might get volatile or, just be left by the wayside.

Hopefully your friend listened to you and bought Bitcoin and ignored the banker's proposal.

Unfortunately not.

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