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Index funds up 20% since September during all this? Seems a little bubble-like. All this stimulus appears to be going directly into my stock portfolio. And now we have trillions more coming down the pipe.

I think it would be stupid to miss out on the free money printing machine this year. But down the road there is an obvious inflation risk. What assets are inflation-proof? I was thinking real estate, commodities, gold. Anyone have any experience with REIT's?

Index funds up 20% since September during all this? Seems a little bubble-like. All this stimulus appears to be going directly into my stock portfolio. And now we have trillions more coming down the pipe. I think it would be stupid to miss out on the free money printing machine this year. But down the road there is an obvious inflation risk. What assets are inflation-proof? I was thinking real estate, commodities, gold. Anyone have any experience with REIT's?

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Revelation: Big part of what is happening right now is extermination of the middle class. "You will not own anything, and would be happy" (c)

Given that globalist structures own the dollar-printing machine, expect the already creeping inflation escalate soon and hard.

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1) Hard assets like precious metals and real estate and 2) commodity futures... that and bitcoin

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Machinery, CNC;s laser cutters, Robotic parts, anything used in automation, Any equipment used in manufacturing. Potassium Nitrate and sulphur. Lead. Brass, copper, other raw chemicals or minerals of international origin. Just like stock portfolios you need to diversify. If times become hard people will not be able to trade gold or bitcoin. It will have very little value.

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If you want to biy gols youre a year too late. Sruff my belly with gold last year while it was still cheap, will hold up great in the upcoming civil war.

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Probably still a good inflation hedge though? At least for the next couple years.