Stocks are extremely overvalued According to the buffet ratio
And bonds/cash will soon be completely worthless by the time the gov and feds of the world are done with them
Real estate is extremely difficult to buy and sell. Execution is hard.
There’s a desperate need for a store of value, now more than ever (gov of the world are abandoning their obligation of providing a stable fiat)
Do you see any better solution than crypto?
Pretty much any low volatility/world ETF or streak based ETFs (paying out an increasing dividend). If you trust nobody except yourself then get gold.
>And bonds/cash will soon be completely worthless by the time the gov and feds of the world are done with them
Actually, the worst thing that could happen to the US economy is that the USD goes up in value.
>There’s a desperate need for a store of value, now more than ever (gov of the world are abandoning their obligation of providing a stable fiat)
Why would anyone want to buy a "store of value" that is extremely volatile? You put in $1000 and you aren't unlikely to get $1000 back out, either you make a big loss or big gain. People love shouting that assets going up is inflation but when they go down nobody thinks "hyperdeflation".
>Do you see any better solution than crypto?
Even gold is better at the "store of value" meme than Bitcoin. People buy Bitcoin because it goes up, that's all there is to it.
I have a risk appetite so I keep my IRA in this [1]. Then, for taxed investments, I have a core portfolio of the stock from companies I've worked at, against which I sell covered calls. I sell futures options for passive income (not all the time, I'm sitting this move out, for instance). I carved out a chunk for my financial advisor to manage more conservatively.
NFA, of course.
Everyone is wiping their tears with dollar bills right now, very bittersweet.
Gold has some funny business with its paper holdings because of the way governments lend it out.