Been researching the best methods to navigate and profit from a potential market crash. Ive found many varied opinions and contradictory information. It seems buying gold and silver are probably the safest options for wealth preservation, but I would like to buy discounted assets which requires being liquid and timing the market.
A few things Im unsure about:
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There is a debate as to whether deflation or inflation will occur. I believe there will be deflation then inflation, but how long will that take? I assume it will only be a matter of months from a massive crash in value, credit shortage and therefore deflation, followed by a flood of cash from the central banks and inflation, which leaves a relatively small window of time to use the cash I will hold to buy cheap assets? James Rickards believes accelerated deflation may result from a bank lock down, so any tips on which banks to keep the cash (International I assume)? And what is the best currency to hold?
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How will real estate, specifically land, react during a crash or correction? Does it depend on whether its land or housing? Which land would do the best and in which country? Some say there is a massive real estate bubble and it will go down dramatically, while others suggest its a hard asset providing insulation from a crash. So would it be wise to hold onto cash and wait to buy during a crash, or buy beforehand?
Submitted December 28, 2017 at 07:43AM by ultra30 http://ift.tt/2CbULsn
