1. banks - buy only when SHTF, but BEFORE they announce a takeover (ie Chase buys BoA).
2. Defense - by participating in this scheme, you enable it; essentially participate in the war-machine. Not something I’m willing to do so I can sleep at night.
3. Commodities - precarious; their returns have been abysmal, and they keep making new lows; other than day trades on some penny stocks, it’s not a good play.
4. That leaves #4… may just buy the Russel 2000 and call it a day.
I am sticking to my game plan I have had for the past ten years in tech and AI. It has done amazingly well. Before that it was legalized marijuana stocks and before that real estate and gold miners. Cheers.
Like it or not, AI is the future, its already here, and the industry's scaling up will hit people like a freight train, - they won't know what hit 'em.
Those buying now are buying the future cheap, - AI-Agents should be exponentially rewarding.
Commodities, all day long... They may not give me the most return, but I feel they're the least risk. Even if all they do is retain the wealth I'm putting into them, at least I know it's still there when I need it... I'm risk averse, maybe to my detriment, when it comes to my dollars...
The market in general seems like it's been cliff diving for the last few weeks. It will slowly climb back up to the top of the cliff over a few days, then all of a sudden, all the big boys take profit and it jumps off the cliff again. The big boys make a ton of money, and all the little guys get wiped out as it takes out all their stops on the way down. At least that's the way I'm interpreting it.
A friend of mine bought a special kind of gold jewelry to his wife (the word of the particular kind of jewelry started with but and ended with plug). He said "I have never had my invested money in such a safe place"...
The valuation of farmland differs from regular use. You will almost certainly be paying a premium (at least 4x more), and there are no guarantees that the land hasn't been contaminated by various chemicals that may or may not disqualify you from using it under agricultural use. Selling food is also a highly regulated, and unprofitable business. Largely because you depend upon any number of entities to produce at scale, and they each take their cut in ways that leave you little to no agency. Take a look at what Rossman's channel has to say about John Deere.
You will probably be better served by buying regular wooded land, and performing due diligence. It requires quite a lot of experience to not get burnt. The banks that are left are all very predatory. The rule of law to hold them accountable largely no longer exists as a result of Judicial Activism and corruption.
Greg, I wish you would had listed Big Tech and Energy as two more options. I will put small amount in A couple banking companies. JP Morgan and Goldman Sacks. I won’t mess with Small Caps or defense. Do have so e money invested in a silver producer, physical silver and gold. 🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁
aaaand its gone...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DT7bX-B1Mg
Welcome to the Brain Dead America!
https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/watch-democrat-rep-has-major-brain-malfunction-during-floor-speech
Scroll down and watch Mitch McConnell and Nancy Pelosi....Sad
And these are the people running/in charge of the USA....Sad
There really ought to be strict age cutoffs since diagnosis failures relating to competency aren't being disclosed.
Commodities.
Metal.
Commodities & Small Cap Stocks.
Silver and gold brother!
Buy silver
1. banks - buy only when SHTF, but BEFORE they announce a takeover (ie Chase buys BoA).
2. Defense - by participating in this scheme, you enable it; essentially participate in the war-machine. Not something I’m willing to do so I can sleep at night.
3. Commodities - precarious; their returns have been abysmal, and they keep making new lows; other than day trades on some penny stocks, it’s not a good play.
4. That leaves #4… may just buy the Russel 2000 and call it a day.
These all preclude investment in the stock market. Why not invest in local business cash flow?
Risky, but small caps. May just buy the Russel index instead for more “stability.”
I am sticking to my game plan I have had for the past ten years in tech and AI. It has done amazingly well. Before that it was legalized marijuana stocks and before that real estate and gold miners. Cheers.
Yeah - same here.
Like it or not, AI is the future, its already here, and the industry's scaling up will hit people like a freight train, - they won't know what hit 'em.
Those buying now are buying the future cheap, - AI-Agents should be exponentially rewarding.
I'm also sticking to the game plan.
Good luck!
Commodities, all day long... They may not give me the most return, but I feel they're the least risk. Even if all they do is retain the wealth I'm putting into them, at least I know it's still there when I need it... I'm risk averse, maybe to my detriment, when it comes to my dollars...
All in on Sprott Physical Gold Trust (PHYS)
(GLD is a front & doesn't have the Gold)
my opinion, don't sue me.
The market in general seems like it's been cliff diving for the last few weeks. It will slowly climb back up to the top of the cliff over a few days, then all of a sudden, all the big boys take profit and it jumps off the cliff again. The big boys make a ton of money, and all the little guys get wiped out as it takes out all their stops on the way down. At least that's the way I'm interpreting it.
A friend of mine bought a special kind of gold jewelry to his wife (the word of the particular kind of jewelry started with but and ended with plug). He said "I have never had my invested money in such a safe place"...
I didnt ask further...
Gold and silver and land. Can I have your thought on buying farmland?
The valuation of farmland differs from regular use. You will almost certainly be paying a premium (at least 4x more), and there are no guarantees that the land hasn't been contaminated by various chemicals that may or may not disqualify you from using it under agricultural use. Selling food is also a highly regulated, and unprofitable business. Largely because you depend upon any number of entities to produce at scale, and they each take their cut in ways that leave you little to no agency. Take a look at what Rossman's channel has to say about John Deere.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9GTa3a-tFo - Vice Chemical Investigation
You will probably be better served by buying regular wooded land, and performing due diligence. It requires quite a lot of experience to not get burnt. The banks that are left are all very predatory. The rule of law to hold them accountable largely no longer exists as a result of Judicial Activism and corruption.
So morality, a choice between right and wrong, doesn't factor into your four choices?
Greg, I wish you would had listed Big Tech and Energy as two more options. I will put small amount in A couple banking companies. JP Morgan and Goldman Sacks. I won’t mess with Small Caps or defense. Do have so e money invested in a silver producer, physical silver and gold. 🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁