Gasoline and Toilet Paper

If you can stomach the volatility, GME might be worth some shares.

Necessary basic commodities and ammunition

Check out https://reddit.com/r/wallstreetsilver

If I had your asset allocation, I'd dump my crypto and go 2/3s into physical silver and gold until I see for my own eyes that the coming (hyper)inflation is "transitory" (it's not).

I would also dump my gold and silver shares, unless they are in PSLV, and use that to stock up on ammo, food storage, propane, etc. If you're in SLV, sell ASAP (no real physical backing it).

Of course, I'm a crazy prepper, so take anything I say with a grain of salt.

Your last sentence is spot on. Likely scenerios...stock market crash, soon. Also, likely possibility U.S. dollar becomes toilet paper. Physical gold and silver will always hold value, property,, guns & ammo. If your crypto is bitcoin, be careful...got a feeling it is about to be destroyed.

Hodling copper pennies (insurance more than investment).

Need more bic lighters and 2oz liquor bottles.

Owning land and stonks and fed notes in case society doesn't collapse.

Speculating in medical cannabis and psychedelics.

I've got some money in $GME. Looking like it could be used to expose market manipulation through naked short selling. If the theory is correct then the share price will skyrocket from a massive short squeeze. The media is running cover for exposed hedge funds by saying the short squeeze is over. A lot of evidence suggests that it hasn't happened yet.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/

I'd be very careful which funds your gold and silver shares are in. From what I understand, most are heavily manipulated without true physical backing. Safest to assume is "you don't hold it, you don't own it".

When everyone I know is pushing crypto and can't even explain it, my guess is that it's reached peak and will continue to crash with exception to a few shitcoin lottery tickets. I'm not a fan of cryptos that aren't backed by anything and have no utility. Can't argue that people have made a lot of money with it.

Here's my personal strategy, though note that I'm not a financial advisor ;)

In order of priority:

1. I have extra non perishable food and water on hand. And a small garden for veggies that I will can for storage. I also have purchased extra paper goods, meds, things that I know that I will use over time.
2. At least 3 months of living expenses in cash savings. 6 months is better.
3. Pay your taxes. We have a government that wants you under their thumb. Don't give them any reasons to come after you.
4. Eliminate all debt that you can. Fixed rate debt like for your home is ok; high interest debt, adjustable rate mortgages and especially credit cards should be paid off. If you have a bunch of stuff that you don't really need, sell it right now.
5. I do have some physical gold and silver. Silver is the better buy right now but it is more volatile than gold.
6. In my investment accounts, I have about 20% in gold & silver miners. I've sold my corporate bonds since I've read that the bond market might get creamed if we do experience high inflation. I have 20% in cash to buy stocks that I am interested in as the opportunity arises. The rest is in stocks.

Buy stocks in strong companies with good balance sheets and solid profit, do not buy the wall street bets stocks like GME and AMC unless you have money to gamble. I'm too close to retirement age to gamble with my savings. Diversify your stocks -- don't just buy tech stocks. Buy a basket of stocks in different industries. Read up on what does well in inflation if you think that's where we are headed. PS: Tech stocks will not do well in an inflationary environment.

Again, I am not a financial advisor but I've been watching and reading a lot lately about the markets. My expectation is that we are going to see a market rally similar to what we saw in the late stages of the dot com bubble. And then by the end of the year we will see a possible crash. In a crash like what we saw in 2001 and 2008, all asset classes dropped. David Hunter is one person that explains well what he sees ahead: https://twitter.com/DaveHcontrarian

Read about trailing stops and figure out what yours should be.

Now if we have a market crash and a constitutional crisis at the same time, then who the heck knows what will happen. I haven't seen anyone talking about this but this is a concern of mine.

Food, water, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste. Alcohol. High alcohol content liquor for a poor mans disinfectant or bartering. Barterable items

Gme baby

Ive stopped trying to convince horses to drink water. But you should read this (from an ex wall street guy): https://archive.is/02Sxr

TLDR: At the end of the day, I suppose a lot of us live in the shadows of our fathers. I went to good schools, he went to better ones. I lasted a few years, he retired comfortably after 15. So naturally, doubting my own capability, I took GME DD to him in February. After all, he's the guy mentioned by name in a Michael Lewis novel. He read u/atobitt u/jsmar18 u/oaf_king turned around, and bought 10k shares in the 40's. A week later, it shot to 170, and his broker (yeah, he still uses one of those lol) called him, asking "what do you know that we don't know?!" For what it's worth, a true Wall St OG is HODLING right alongside you, and his significantly more retarded son is as well. And once this is all over, I'll be posting some victory messages from the OG himself! Love you all. Stay strong.

Edit: soon as u/jsmar18 is online, I'll have him verify my story for yall.

https://archive.is/02Sxr

Sounds like you are perfectly sane, and can spare $400 for a GME share.

Guns bullets gold food and survival gear.

GME & DOGE

Gamestop

use BTC as your savings account. It will go over $100k at the very least if theres a crash.