Rising interest rates have flipped investor behavior. Where cheap capital once fueled speculation and FOMO, higher rates now push investors toward quick, reliable returns and tighter scrutiny of quality and timing.
Also, like, if you think about kind of the macro factors, like, you know, for decades we essentially had free money because the interest rates were so low, which led to a lot of investing based on spec and a lot of investors not wanting to, you know, get left behind. But since interest rates have raised, it's really put a lot more emphasis on making the right investments. They're going to have that fast return.
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