First you buy the guns and lots of ammo. Then junk silver, coins and bullion. Next stockup on non perishable food, gas and other items. Move to a place in the country that you can defend. Forget any paper assets except a bit of what we call cash. This will not only help you survive a crisis but prepare you for almost anything. Some things can happen that we can't be ready for.
Since the end of the world is coming, that means that you should run up all lines of credit to build your bunker and stock it up. Then when the world ends, the debt will disappear. No need to pay anything. Unless there are Debt Zombies, in which case they'll really take a bite out of your assets ...
potential interest rate spikes ==> https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...tor-warns-interest-rates-may-spike-on-deficit FUTURES DOS +217 Nasdaq +108 S&P500 +28
Since I won't be here when the world ends....I'll probably die from old age and leave everything to someone who knows nothing about coins.
Don't worry I have enough ammo to take care of you all, And I know how to make and reload ammo also! Just tell them there Zombies that Jons coming. Oh arrows too.
quite a rise since it was stated we'd be getting Inflation even though now it's sloping downwards ... Looks like London doesn't like silver as much FUTURES DOW +291 NASDAQ +68 S&P500 +30
You forgot to add getting a reliable source of energy. Done all that long ago. But I'm not sitting back thinking all is well. You always need to be alert to what is happening.
Inflation warning !! oh wait, the dollar index too ==> https://www.marketwatch.com/story/gold-rises-despite-equity-rebound-as-dollar-softens-2018-02-12 " Last week “traders booked profits in gold long positions to meet margin money calls on equity investments. Gold fell as a result,” said Chintan Karnani, chief market analyst at Insignia Consultants. “Stability on global stock markets will be positive for gold,” he said. “Investors will hedge in gold to counter stock market volatility whenever there is less need for margin calls on stock market investment.”" @abuckmaster147
Ahh ... yes ... might as well talk about a potential Recession. Dollar Index going down (for the moment) .. Inflation worries, tight job market/expanding salaries (not mine though ??) and now talk of Recession ... though not from the Fed ==> https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...g-risks-of-u-s-recession-over-18-to-24-months
I have had several. But I am now earning exactly the same as I was 25 years ago. That's because along the way I semi retired and took a 60% cut. I'm guessing you must have done the same.
Ha Ha I was just looking in the back of my closet and low and behold there was a scoped rifle I forgot I even had! Momma must have put it in there when I left it out of cabinet to long.
At least you located it. Ammo? I have mine next to the bed. No kids in the house so no one will get hurt. Firearms is another thing my wife just rolls her eyes at and she won't touch them.
Yes My Pistols are very close and easy to get to If the dog goes nuts I have time to get key and unlock. I believe in letting children handle weapons under adult supervision so they are not interested if they did ever come upon one unlocked, the wife thinks they should be locked double, When kids are here no matter if I am or not. When I or the wife are gone they do get locked double cause I still don't trust the Step kids when I am not there. Even though they are older adults or at least they say they are. I have so much ammo from sales over the last 40 years there is no way to lock all that up. And if we ever have a house fire God Forbid, Duck and cover!