The most interesting observers of any market are rarely the ones who arrived recently, optimistic. They are the ones who came early, stayed long, and watched the rules quietly shift beneath them. Terje H. Nilsen has been watching Bali shift for more than a decade. As co-founder of Seven Stones Indonesia, he has spent that…
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