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Personally, in times like this I can think of three places to invest: 1. Government Bonds 2. Cash (hoarding it) 3. Early Stage Startups The most fun and promi
by EGreg 4y ago
Personally, in times like this I can think of three places to invest:
1. Government Bonds
2. Cash (hoarding it)
3. Early Stage Startups
The most fun and promising is #3, because they will take a few years to reach public markets anyway, and by that time there should be another bull cycle. In the meantime, things need to be built anyway. Especially startups that build stuff that people need or things that save money (like metaverse saves on traveling) because they'll cut down on non-necessities (including entertainment, travel and fuel).
The two companies I personally run are 10 and 4 years old, respectively, and have never taken VC, let alone IPO. They have been designed to help communities in the hard times ahead, with their own social networks, coins, etc.
https://intercoin.org/overview.pdf https://intercoin.org/overview.pdf
- jupp0r 4y agoHow is hoarding cash at these inflation levels a good investment strategy?