If there's going to be hyperinflation in the US, there's going to be hyperinflation elsewhere. The US sets the baseline for global macroeconomic health. You men

If there's going to be hyperinflation in the US, there's going to be hyperinflation elsewhere. The US sets the baseline for global macroeconomic health. You mention why bonds are bad, I'll concede that, but you could have enumerated other asset classes in more detail. US Stocks are bad, because the US is doing bad... what about foreign stocks? What about gold? You don't have to hold cash.