GME is probably best in the short term, though that requires some studying to really understand how it is such a good investment.
I personally really like physical assets though (stored on your property/in your home). Other metals that might be good:
Nickel
Palladium
These are the metals that are used for LENR technologies. If we win this technology will no longer be suppressed and these metals will become valuable assets. If we don't win, then probably not great investments.
Real estate is probably good, though there may be a housing bubble burst soon, so I don't know.
Silver. The only problem with silver at the moment is the difference between spot price and cost. I was buying at $14-$20/oz and paying like a buck over spot price per oz. Now silver is $27/oz but they want $4-$5 over spot price per oz.
Planning on $1000 into crypto to 'play' with and see what happens.
Seriously though, physical resources are always better than any other alternative, and things that can be traded because they have real world use is generally better than gold or anything else that only have value because people assign it value due to food and other life essentials being readily available.
Some gold and anything similar may be a good idea and a transitional convenience with anything short-lived/non-permanent but only as a percentage of the total and definitively not more than a third....
Any investing is a gamble and the more 'unsettled' things are the greater the gamble.......
Best investment is to get out of debt as quick as you can - save up for emergencies THEN look to invest. What you invest in should be determined by your timeline and how much you're willing to lose if it goes South.
Copper prices have historically increased average 7% per year and it holds it's value.
Copper has also increased in price by 84.36% since this time last year. :>)
There are all sorts of ways to invest in and hold copper (which aren't necessarily report-able like Gold or Silver would be). If you want to fly under the radar with an investment that is easily hidden and will hold it's value, can be traded in large or small quantities... then that is a possibility.
Gold is good, silver is better.
GME is probably best in the short term, though that requires some studying to really understand how it is such a good investment.
I personally really like physical assets though (stored on your property/in your home). Other metals that might be good:
Nickel
Palladium
These are the metals that are used for LENR technologies. If we win this technology will no longer be suppressed and these metals will become valuable assets. If we don't win, then probably not great investments.
Real estate is probably good, though there may be a housing bubble burst soon, so I don't know.
GME, but do your own research as this commenter noted.
Silver. The only problem with silver at the moment is the difference between spot price and cost. I was buying at $14-$20/oz and paying like a buck over spot price per oz. Now silver is $27/oz but they want $4-$5 over spot price per oz. Planning on $1000 into crypto to 'play' with and see what happens.
Canned food and shotguns....
Seriously though, physical resources are always better than any other alternative, and things that can be traded because they have real world use is generally better than gold or anything else that only have value because people assign it value due to food and other life essentials being readily available.
Some gold and anything similar may be a good idea and a transitional convenience with anything short-lived/non-permanent but only as a percentage of the total and definitively not more than a third....
Any investing is a gamble and the more 'unsettled' things are the greater the gamble.......
Great Investments Land, Guns, Ammo, Alcohol, Cannabis, Tobacco.
All this aaaaand SILVER. PHYSICAL BULLION. 1oz rounds.
I only buy silvertowne. Nice product and the mint is close to me. If I have an issue with my silver it only about a 5 hr drive to whip somebodies ass.
JMbullion is where I go. Never had oone single problem
Best investment is to get out of debt as quick as you can - save up for emergencies THEN look to invest. What you invest in should be determined by your timeline and how much you're willing to lose if it goes South.
That’s not gold. Ok silver. :)
May sound dumb, but think about COPPER.
Copper prices have historically increased average 7% per year and it holds it's value.
Copper has also increased in price by 84.36% since this time last year. :>)
There are all sorts of ways to invest in and hold copper (which aren't necessarily report-able like Gold or Silver would be). If you want to fly under the radar with an investment that is easily hidden and will hold it's value, can be traded in large or small quantities... then that is a possibility.
If you want copper, buy FCX. Deeply undervalued copper and gold miner. Could have a good run even after the run it’s had.
I was talking to my wife about copper last night, def one I'll buy into thanks
RRC - deeply undervalued natural gas company.