>>1645851
Well, given the climate and what I believe to be coming I purchased a "large" chunk of my portfolio 2.5 years ago consisting of 70% of diversified PM's stocks which I like to call a monetary insurance policy and about 10% commodities; oil, natural gas, ect.
I've bought the indexes when I can since then and I day trade when I'm not running my startup, 2 years going strong and growing. Thank God.
So I took a "backwards" approach. Typically you want to begin investing in indexes or commodities that have more consistent growth than PMs. I figured I'd buy some monetary insurance and if it grew than great if it didn't at least it would be a hedge against the coming period of increasing inflation.
Now, my question is.. increase PMs holdings, take profits on indexes at peaks, hold cash, or put money into other hedges.. i.e. land, other physical assets, or something else.
During the down times over the last 17 years what assets have done the best? I can ask search engines those questions but again idk what is bullshit and what is real. Ya know?