>high energy price >war>hyperinflationThis is really the same old pattern just a new generation of goy slaves. High energy price leads to depression. Kike rulers can invoke war economy hack but comes at the price of hyperinflation. So what's it going to be and how to financially prepare? I think timing the market might be crucial here. All in gold miners and energy after the main shock? Entering those positions now seems premature.
>>62708398Why the fuck gold miners? Thats a very luxury thing to do. If you bet on a worldwide crisis people cut on exactly these things.Energy is extremely expensive now, investing there now is retarded.
>>62708398>So what's it going to be and how to financially prepare?Assets, the rich are leading by example, if you have real things like property, gold, maybe even bonds, then you can try to weather the storm as the rest of the economy is raped. As long as you have a deed, you're the richest man on Earth when most people don't have homes. Why do you think so much development is happening despite the fact nobody is buying new houses? These are boomers and corpos dumping their savings into real estate, knowing full-well that it can never lose value because a place to live is the last frontier in a depression. >>62708411>Why the fuck gold miners? People are never going to cut back on resource mining. If they don't do it, someone else will. Then they won't have it while the price of it effectively explodes in hyperinflation.
Also all-in on mining and energy in particular is a REALLY BAD IDEA. You need a spread. These things are going to be affected too, just at different rates. You can look at oil doing well, now, but if everything around it gets raped you're the one that will be holding the bag.
>>62708417Ressource mining ok, but Gold mining is a luxury thing. It would be cut back for sure.
>>62708398>how to financially prepare?Bitcoin.>>62708417>bondsYes, lend money to a collapsing enterprise. >gold...because the gold isn't confiscated every single time.
>>62708411Yeah idk that's what I mean. I can see what's happening but not how to capitalize. Gold miners and energy is also contradictory now that I think about it.That's also why I suggested meticulous timing would be necessary. The right buy might not be right now, but the currency is still rapidly inflating so idk.And I'm not really interested in shorting.>>62708417I have a house but I mostly look at it like a liability. It's better than nothing I guess.>>62708418I have a small bit of VT but, mostly cash right now. I am thinking the sensible path is going to fail very soon.
>>62708474Only boomers were dumb enough to fall for this.
