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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing

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To: petal who wrote (65590)12/5/2020 12:10:52 PM
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Thank you and good points! I think deflation is more likely now, because the Fed has painted themselves into a corner. They are determined to turn the USA into Japan and they are succeeding. So for now, gold is my substitute for bonds in my portfolio to hedge stocks and a possible fiat calamity. But the way the Fed measures inflation and the decisions they make to print money to buy bonds as a result of those erroneous measures of inflation, means we will most likely see deflation, not inflation. So gold it is for awhile. I'll revisit that decision and buy back into bonds and sell gold when I can see a positive real yield on the 10 yr Treasury. I might have to wait awhile to see that. :)
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