Things you can physically hold and use - stocks and bonds would be useless, unless you can afford to hold them for 50 years....
Gold coins
I would think Land would be a good investment before the hyperinflation. Pay off your land loans at current day interest rates with hyperinflated dollars.
Equipment to produce products that people need.
If we were to have hyperinflation, what would be a good investment? Anything?
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toilet paper
Residential rental real estate and farm land if you can pay cash for it or lock into a long term loan at a low rate.
Bitcoin
When stuff is about to be really expensive, buy stuff before it’s really expensive. Stuff like real estate, precious metals, etc.
Real Estate, Gold, basic crops sugar wheat rice...
Lead and brass.
Ammo
Land and tools.
Have what you’ll need, and what’s needed to make more.
Ammunition.
Real property. Hold onto your home, prices will continue to skyrocket.
Used car prices are already crazy high.
I watch Matt and Fernando (Ferfal) every Sunday on Ferfall’s YouTube channel. They’ve talked about the obvious, silver, ammo, Bitcoin etc. For me, thinking we could go the way of Venezuela, I am spending my $$.
Matt talked about our home becoming our goolag, rather than having enough feds to come after us they just cut off our internet access, our electric, access to banks etc when we refuse to give up our guns or refuse to stop saying the election was stolen.
Therefore, again my personal choice, is to fortify my goolag. Generator, garden, supplies, solar charging apparatus, a new shed and backups for things that might break.
Think about what you need if you can no longer shop. Extra underwear? Extra pair of shoes, socks, toothbrush etc to go along with your survival supplies of food and water, pet food, tools? Things wear out and if our $ is worthless or we have no access to replenish, but and store now.
Precious / semiprecious metals, land.
Think of your family’s basic needs. If you haven’t been prepping for this for the last 15 years, you’re way behind.
Water and food are your basic needs and people you can trust. We have a neighborhood network that we can fall back on when times get tough. Everyone has prepared what they can and we can depend on each other for what we need.
Times are going to get really bad.
As others have noted, stocks are probably not the place to be. But I’ve read that blue-chip stocks do relatively well in periods of high inflation. Those companies sell products that people need, and will continue to buy. And so those companies can rise prices as needed.
That’s the theory, anyway.
Take a look at what happened in Texas. When grid went down, what did people need? That’s what you should have.
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