Psalms 139:14 – “I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvellous are thy works”
Real Assets To Win Over Financial Ones
Rapidly rising real interest rates suggest the stock market is severely mispriced.
Thus, its safe to say real assets to win over financial ones!
It’s been long held that gold and silver will not make you rich but preserve your wealth.
The return of cash from risky assets should be tied to this real rate.
There are investors who believe ultra-low interest rates will return. This cannot happen.
In the end, life is simple.
Low rates push up asset prices. Higher rates push asset prices down.
The outlook for the federal budget right now is essentially unprecedented.
For this reason, it may be an opportune time to consider real assets versus financial ones.
And it’s a bit ironic to read of all the troubles in the Chinese economy lately when markets suggest the real troubles are right here at home.
Silver premiums are still 30%.
Not enough storage for household or construction supplies. Lumber will rot. Cars shouldn’t sit.
Conclusion
I am at the point where I want to spend my dollars.
There are prepper sites that will tell you how to spend as much as you care to
If you want to survive a massive catastrophe you need land to grow food.
Home values my lose 50%, but property taxes will only go down 10%.
Government will get accustomed to that income!
They’re doing stock buybacks. A house divided against itself, cannot stand.
Are politicians real assets? Because that’s what all the billionaires are buying.
They should immediately index the capital gains tax for inflation.
It is an absolute tax on fictitious nonexistent real gains or government theft.
The issue here is the government can’t afford to finance itself at 5% so a crisis and major cuts are necessary to stay solvent.
BRICS meeting in Africa.
Nobody wants to address the elephant in the room.
These companies do NOT create anything of value which is tangible.
As always, keep Yahweh first, stay free, pay down your debt and prepare. Shalom.
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