My investment advisor, who is rated #1 by Timers Digest, advises 100% cash. Stocks are going down, gold is overpriced, and real estate is going way down.

100% US dollars is risky, so I am spreading it out among various currencies.

I’m curious, why do you think being 100% cash is risky?

I may lose some money to inflation, but only 1-2%. With any of those other investments, I could lose 30-50% easily. I am staying far away from that list. Nothing personal, but that is the list I have been describing on this forum as an avoidance list: sell your home, sell your stocks, and buy 5% gold when the price comes down.