With the dollar devaluing, are you investing in assets that increase in value?

[Michael Lee]

Hi Warriors,

With the dollar decreasing in value, what types of assets are you investing your money in to protect against inflation?

I got interested in investing in silver bars. Is anyone here buying silver bars, and is it a lucrative investment?

What other assets are always increasing in value and good to invest in, aside from real estate and precious metals?

Thanks and looking for your valuable feedback,
Michael

[Johnathan]

Identifying successful and growing businesses that you understand is always a good investment.

[Steven Carl Kelly]

I've moved all of my liquid funds out of US dollars and converted them to helium. It's always going up.

[Brad Gosse]

I think Gold, Real Estate and Apple stocks are all good investments.

I am investing all my money into old english shillings. I see them making a comeback.

[getsmartt]

I tend to invest in something I can count on...myself and my business

[alliance]

Since Nov.08 election, I've been buying gold and silver exchange traded funds instead of holding physical metals.

[Shannon Tani]

My thought is that of the *&$# ever hits the fan, canned goods are what's going to be valuable.

:-)

Love,
Shannon

[Allegro]

Euros. We european warriors have problems with the weak dollar, we need to make more dollars and still get less euros

Anyone knows good affiliate programs that sells its products in euros?

[Fabian Tan]

Silver has definitely gone up in the last couple of years, and it's growth rate has even exceeded Gold's.

The only thing is demand for silver is linked to demand in the manufacturing industry, and silver is considered a commodity first, money second. Otherwise, it's a very good investment.

I prefer coins to bars as coins are more liquid and easier to sell. Plus, many can be used as legal tender.

I've bought some gold. Next on my list would be silver.

Fabian

[MichaelHiles]

Legal, titled, full auto firearms pre 86 ban issue.



oh.... and ammo.


Don't think I am kidding either. The WSJ did an article on full auto firearms as an investment.

[Fabian Tan]

Originally Posted by MichaelHiles

Legal, titled, full auto firearms pre 86 ban issue.



oh.... and ammo.


Don't think I am kidding either. The WSJ did an article on full auto firearms as an investment.

LOL yeah, once the civil unrest in the US really starts, that will be a GREAT investment.

Fabian

[jbolte1976]

Oil is a good investment with a deflating dollar. Barrels of crude are priced in American dollars so when the dollar goes down, foreign currency naturally buys more. You can invest in exploration companies, drilling companies, etc.

JB

[MichaelHiles]

Originally Posted by jbolte1976

Oil is a good investment with a deflating dollar. Barrels of crude are priced in American dollars so when the dollar goes down, foreign currency naturally buys more. You can invest in exploration companies, drilling companies, etc.

JB

Now is a good time to be selling oil futures as it's, once again, become a hedge against the USD.

I've been selling all week. The oil bubble is going to pop again before the end of the year.

[shaddai]

With the dollar devaluing, are you investing in assets that increase in value?

Guns, gold, silver & dirt :-)

[derekwong28]

The Hong Kong dollar is completely tied to the US dollar. People are worried about inflation down the line and are putting money into property.

Most expensive apartment-Hong Kong flat sets world record

A world record was set here where an appartment sold for the equivalent of more than US$10,000 per usable floor space. Just imagine that US$1M will only buy you a toilet or a small room!

In fact, we are now very scared that a mother of all bubbles is building up. It is very likely that Hong Kong is now the most expensive city in the world again.