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To: txflake

I would think it would depend what kind of stocks you are in. If we see inflation and your money is in cash, your money becomes less valuable. If it is indirectly invested in hard commodities, it will probably keep up with inflation much better. I have stock in a gold mining company, a Canadian oil and gas trust, a timber REIT, and a coal partnership, for example.


108 posted on 07/11/2008 5:21:34 PM PDT by kc8ukw
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To: kc8ukw
If we see inflation and your money is in cash, your money becomes less valuable.

That depends on what kind of cash you hold.

134 posted on 07/11/2008 5:45:15 PM PDT by rabscuttle385 (Off balance sheet liabilities...they're not just for Enron anymore!)
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