arraya – you were smart to buy gold when you did. I’m afraid I’m late to that game. I don’t know how to protect myself. Buying any form of real estate at this point? Cash seems almost worthless when looking at hyper-inflation. The gov is doing an excellent job to devalue it and intends to inflate. Any advice, plans or next moves? Gonna stock up some more on canned goods. Just trying to figure out what else to do. Writing is on the wall, but can’t figure out what to do.
jp, same view on RE, which is: no place to park. I think it still has another 20% to drop by C/S. Only makes sense if you ‘work’ the neighborhood and find a deal…
Same view on PMs, which is that I wish I had allocated more towards G/S a couple of years ago. Nice profit over 5 years and hedged against currency failure.
Question on $-failure is whether it fails suddenly via geopolitical crisis or dies a slow death through quantitative easing. Either way, US cash is going to devalue.
If the rest of the world wasn’t failing too, denominating in a foreign currency would be the straightforward answer. I don’t know, perhaps Canadian? Lots of us asking same questions.
jp, same view on RE, which is: no place to park. I think it still has another 20% to drop by C/S. Only makes sense if you ‘work’ the neighborhood and find a deal…
Same view on PMs, which is that I wish I had allocated more towards G/S a couple of years ago. Nice profit over 5 years and hedged against currency failure.
Question on $-failure is whether it fails suddenly via geopolitical crisis or dies a slow death through quantitative easing. Either way, US cash is going to devalue.
If the rest of the world wasn’t failing too, denominating in a foreign currency would be the straightforward answer. I don’t know, perhaps Canadian? Lots of us asking same questions.
jp, same view on RE, which is: no place to park. I think it still has another 20% to drop by C/S. Only makes sense if you ‘work’ the neighborhood and find a deal…
Same view on PMs, which is that I wish I had allocated more towards G/S a couple of years ago. Nice profit over 5 years and hedged against currency failure.
Question on $-failure is whether it fails suddenly via geopolitical crisis or dies a slow death through quantitative easing. Either way, US cash is going to devalue.
If the rest of the world wasn’t failing too, denominating in a foreign currency would be the straightforward answer. I don’t know, perhaps Canadian? Lots of us asking same questions.
jp, same view on RE, which is: no place to park. I think it still has another 20% to drop by C/S. Only makes sense if you ‘work’ the neighborhood and find a deal…
Same view on PMs, which is that I wish I had allocated more towards G/S a couple of years ago. Nice profit over 5 years and hedged against currency failure.
Question on $-failure is whether it fails suddenly via geopolitical crisis or dies a slow death through quantitative easing. Either way, US cash is going to devalue.
If the rest of the world wasn’t failing too, denominating in a foreign currency would be the straightforward answer. I don’t know, perhaps Canadian? Lots of us asking same questions.
jp, same view on RE, which is: no place to park. I think it still has another 20% to drop by C/S. Only makes sense if you ‘work’ the neighborhood and find a deal…
Same view on PMs, which is that I wish I had allocated more towards G/S a couple of years ago. Nice profit over 5 years and hedged against currency failure.
Question on $-failure is whether it fails suddenly via geopolitical crisis or dies a slow death through quantitative easing. Either way, US cash is going to devalue.
If the rest of the world wasn’t failing too, denominating in a foreign currency would be the straightforward answer. I don’t know, perhaps Canadian? Lots of us asking same questions.
