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July 11, 2008 at 6:34 PM #238141July 14, 2008 at 2:20 PM #239306paranoidParticipant
I’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
July 14, 2008 at 2:20 PM #239245paranoidParticipantI’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
July 14, 2008 at 2:20 PM #239239paranoidParticipantI’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
July 14, 2008 at 2:20 PM #239297paranoidParticipantI’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
July 14, 2008 at 2:20 PM #239103paranoidParticipantI’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
July 14, 2008 at 2:41 PM #239244(former)FormerSanDieganParticipantI’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
Believe it or not, in this type of environment I think it actually makes sense to think about real estate, in addition to gold, oil and holdings in foreign currencies as a hedge against inflation and dollar declines.
July 14, 2008 at 2:41 PM #239108(former)FormerSanDieganParticipantI’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
Believe it or not, in this type of environment I think it actually makes sense to think about real estate, in addition to gold, oil and holdings in foreign currencies as a hedge against inflation and dollar declines.
July 14, 2008 at 2:41 PM #239250(former)FormerSanDieganParticipantI’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
Believe it or not, in this type of environment I think it actually makes sense to think about real estate, in addition to gold, oil and holdings in foreign currencies as a hedge against inflation and dollar declines.
July 14, 2008 at 2:41 PM #239311(former)FormerSanDieganParticipantI’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
Believe it or not, in this type of environment I think it actually makes sense to think about real estate, in addition to gold, oil and holdings in foreign currencies as a hedge against inflation and dollar declines.
July 14, 2008 at 2:41 PM #239302(former)FormerSanDieganParticipantI’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
Believe it or not, in this type of environment I think it actually makes sense to think about real estate, in addition to gold, oil and holdings in foreign currencies as a hedge against inflation and dollar declines.
July 14, 2008 at 2:44 PM #239316UCGalParticipant[quote=FormerSanDiegan] I’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
Believe it or not, in this type of environment I think it actually makes sense to think about real estate, in addition to gold, oil and holdings in foreign currencies as a hedge against inflation and dollar declines. [/quote]
But what if you want a tad more liquidity than real estate offers?
Does anyone know if cash or money market funds owned through a brokerage covered by SIPC?
July 14, 2008 at 2:44 PM #239113UCGalParticipant[quote=FormerSanDiegan] I’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
Believe it or not, in this type of environment I think it actually makes sense to think about real estate, in addition to gold, oil and holdings in foreign currencies as a hedge against inflation and dollar declines. [/quote]
But what if you want a tad more liquidity than real estate offers?
Does anyone know if cash or money market funds owned through a brokerage covered by SIPC?
July 14, 2008 at 2:44 PM #239249UCGalParticipant[quote=FormerSanDiegan] I’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
Believe it or not, in this type of environment I think it actually makes sense to think about real estate, in addition to gold, oil and holdings in foreign currencies as a hedge against inflation and dollar declines. [/quote]
But what if you want a tad more liquidity than real estate offers?
Does anyone know if cash or money market funds owned through a brokerage covered by SIPC?
July 14, 2008 at 2:44 PM #239255UCGalParticipant[quote=FormerSanDiegan] I’d like to ask Where would you put your cash well above $100k? Stock market is too volatile for certain people. Bonds have a high risk of loosing value if inflation gets on a high gear. Dollar may be bottoming so foreigh currencies are also risky at the moment. Only gold/silver look relative safe. who do you guys think?
Believe it or not, in this type of environment I think it actually makes sense to think about real estate, in addition to gold, oil and holdings in foreign currencies as a hedge against inflation and dollar declines. [/quote]
But what if you want a tad more liquidity than real estate offers?
Does anyone know if cash or money market funds owned through a brokerage covered by SIPC?
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