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personally the advice I follow is to buy actual metals like gold and silver (not invest in those, but physical authenticated metals). I can't guarantee it will
by seanthemon 2y ago
personally the advice I follow is to buy actual metals like gold and silver (not invest in those, but physical authenticated metals). I can't guarantee it will gain or maintain value in the future, but i'd rather have a constant than an unknown loss. Anything else I put into S&P500 and forget it existed in the first place
- gambiting 2y agoThe risk of it getting stolen is too high for it to be attractive as an opion, IMHO.
- wombat-man 2y agoYeah until you need to move a significant amount of it, it gets heavy. My friend's dad does this but they don't ever plan to move. I think they also have it hidden around the home. Oh, also don't get robbed.
- micromacrofoot 2y ago> I can't guarantee it will gain or maintain value in the future, but i'd rather have a constant than an unknown loss isn't this contradictory? these values fluctuate and someone could come along with a sorcerer's stone and render all gold valueless