People need wealth storage like precious metals, guns, ammo, tools & related equipment, hell, even muscle cars. (I've seen crypto being named as a safe haven, but idk anything about crypto.) Anything but a pile of cash, these days. Sure, have a couple grand- 25,000 on hand, but not in a bank account. (Safety deposit box is risky, cuz when a bank goes tits up, the doors are locked.) The days of having 100,000+ in a savings account are gone. Just having the cash sitting in a banking institution is risky now. There is a commodities market, investing in physical communities is an alternative. But physically take delivery of said commodities (like precious metals.) Safe and insured storage can be had. Property is another alternative. Prices nearly always go up, so definitely can go down, but property itself never goes away. People living paycheck to paycheck are in more danger now, then ever before. A market crash is one thing, but hyperinflation is a whole nother monster. (A crash/bubble popping is always possible, idk anything more than you guys do.)
You are wise. Everything you said is true.
A crash/bubble popping is always possible
It's here now. It's just that the crash is slow enough few people recognize it for what it is. We're being distracted by wars, train derailments, LGBT, gender dysphoria and other jew tricks.
One last thought: many people don't understand that (((bank))) deposits do not belong to the depositors: they belong to the (((banks))). When the (((bank))) fails, your deposits magically transform into (((bank))) shares. Sure, the FDIC will cover $250K until the cascading failures of banks wipe out that fund.
See my comment here (if you wish).
Thanks, good info.
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