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First, Im not a financial advisor. I do have an MBA and have studied markets EXTENSIVELY. Second, ur question about the bonds depends on WHAT KIND of bonds. There are all kinds … treasury, corporate, municipal, cds … they all have a’rating’ (A+ Thru F). The worse the rating, the higher risk but better interest (in theory). Not likely they own junk bonds. They wont ‘loose it all’. But if their interest rate is for shit (2-3%) as most existing bonds are, when rates start going up, the value of those bonds with garbage low rates will drop. Its inverse relationship.

Last year I liquidated ALL my stocks, CDs, IRA, mutual funds and bought a $3000 safe and started filling it with Silver

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

First, Im not a financial advisor. I do have an MBA and have studied markets EXTENSIVELY. Second, ur question about the bonds depends on WHAT KIND of bonds. There are all kinds … treasury, corporate, municipal, cds … they all have a’rating’ (A+ Thru F). The worse the rating, the higher risk but better interest (in theory). Not likely they own junk bonds. They wont ‘loose it all’. But if their interest rate is for shit (2-3%) as most existing binds are, when rates start going up, the value of those bonds with garbage low rates will drop. Its inverse relationship.

Last year I liquidated ALL my stocks, CDs, IRA, mutual funds and bought a $3000 safe and started filling it with Silver

2 years ago
1 score
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First, Im not a financial advisor. I do have an MBA and have studied markets EXTENSIVELY. Second, ur question about the bonds depends on WHAT KIND of bonds. There are all kinds … treasury, corporate, municipal, cds … they all have a’rating’ (A+ Thru F). The worse the rating, the higher risk but better interest (in theory).

2 years ago
1 score