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> will shift their investments to less risky assets Which assets are less risky, exactly? Bond prices are tanking. Cash is inflating. Real estate is probably
by francisofascii 4y ago
> will shift their investments to less risky assets
Which assets are less risky, exactly? Bond prices are tanking. Cash is inflating. Real estate is probably next. I would argue it is best to stay diversified to be risk averse.
- throw8383833jj 4y agoabsolutely. i'm the most risk adverse person I know and I wouldn't touch cash or bonds with a ten foot pole. I'm staying as diversivied as i can: real estate, gold, equities and bitcoin. as well as much and as many alternatives as possible: electric car, solar panels, electricifcation of all applicances, etc. cash and bonds are far far too risky at this point. Its interesting that institutional investors have sold off assets for cash. that's not a defensive position. that's a highly offensive one because everyone knows you can't stay in cash. it's a hot potato: you need to get rid of it before inflation eats you alive. i can't wait to see where they dump all that cash. but you know it'll be some combiantion of equities, gold, real estate and bitcoin.