Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist at The Oxford Club, believes optimism – not fear – should guide investors.

In this interview, he shares why that philosophy could prove successful…

Plus, how a disciplined approach can help navigate uncertainty.

Rather than timing markets or forecasting the economy, Green relies on strategic asset allocation, diversification, conservative position sizing, and trailing stops—

Watch as he outlines his model portfolio (and the principles behind it), aiming to capture upside while limiting downside:

Also inside, Green explains the ‘silver tsunami’ of aging baby boomers and the long-term growth potential it creates in healthcare and senior living.

He points to innovation in medical devices and gene editing as sectors poised for expansion, and notes how streaming – across video, music, and beyond – has transformed entertainment economics.

And he weighs in on artificial intelligence, calling it the ‘top of the first inning’ for a technology that will reshape industries. While bullish on its potential, he warns some valuations may prove overextended…

It’s a candid, practical look at how to invest with resilience – grounded in long-term optimism, yet prepared for short-term setbacks.

At WorthNet, we aim to share wide-ranging commentary from voices like Green’s – perspectives that challenge conventional thinking, spotlight emerging opportunities, and acknowledge the risks that come with them.

But strong opinions are only one part of a bigger picture. The real challenge is deciding which ideas fit your own goals, risk profile, and time horizon – and which don’t. That’s where working with an adviser might help, crafting a plan tailored to your circumstances and managing the execution alongside you.

If that sounds valuable, get connected now with one of WorthNet’s carefully selected partner advisers.