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ParticipantI wonder what the line will be for in 2013 ?
a.) Bread
b.) Soup
c.) Social Security payments
d.) The new holographic iPhone with built-in transporter.ParticipantOK, for liquid cash I think you have to probably go with Treasuries as XboxBoy suggests. But that won’t protect you form excessive inflation or dollar decline. .
Best bet is to put what you absolutely need into secure, liquid assets (e.g. treasuries or spread out across several banks up to FDIC limits) and hedge your bets with a broad set of assets such as gold, real estate, long/short stocks in selected industries/countries.
Not many places to hide with ALL of the following: safety of principal, liquidity, and resistance to inflation/dollar decline.
ParticipantOK, for liquid cash I think you have to probably go with Treasuries as XboxBoy suggests. But that won’t protect you form excessive inflation or dollar decline. .
Best bet is to put what you absolutely need into secure, liquid assets (e.g. treasuries or spread out across several banks up to FDIC limits) and hedge your bets with a broad set of assets such as gold, real estate, long/short stocks in selected industries/countries.
Not many places to hide with ALL of the following: safety of principal, liquidity, and resistance to inflation/dollar decline.
ParticipantOK, for liquid cash I think you have to probably go with Treasuries as XboxBoy suggests. But that won’t protect you form excessive inflation or dollar decline. .
Best bet is to put what you absolutely need into secure, liquid assets (e.g. treasuries or spread out across several banks up to FDIC limits) and hedge your bets with a broad set of assets such as gold, real estate, long/short stocks in selected industries/countries.
Not many places to hide with ALL of the following: safety of principal, liquidity, and resistance to inflation/dollar decline.
ParticipantOK, for liquid cash I think you have to probably go with Treasuries as XboxBoy suggests. But that won’t protect you form excessive inflation or dollar decline. .
Best bet is to put what you absolutely need into secure, liquid assets (e.g. treasuries or spread out across several banks up to FDIC limits) and hedge your bets with a broad set of assets such as gold, real estate, long/short stocks in selected industries/countries.
Not many places to hide with ALL of the following: safety of principal, liquidity, and resistance to inflation/dollar decline.
ParticipantOK, for liquid cash I think you have to probably go with Treasuries as XboxBoy suggests. But that won’t protect you form excessive inflation or dollar decline. .
Best bet is to put what you absolutely need into secure, liquid assets (e.g. treasuries or spread out across several banks up to FDIC limits) and hedge your bets with a broad set of assets such as gold, real estate, long/short stocks in selected industries/countries.
Not many places to hide with ALL of the following: safety of principal, liquidity, and resistance to inflation/dollar decline.
ParticipantI’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.
ParticipantI’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.
ParticipantI’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.
ParticipantI’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.
ParticipantI’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.
ParticipantHere are the DataQuick numbers as published in SD Union-Tribune for the past decade …
http://www.signonsandiego.com/sdhomes/area_homesales/index.php
ParticipantHere are the DataQuick numbers as published in SD Union-Tribune for the past decade …
http://www.signonsandiego.com/sdhomes/area_homesales/index.php
ParticipantHere are the DataQuick numbers as published in SD Union-Tribune for the past decade …
http://www.signonsandiego.com/sdhomes/area_homesales/index.php
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