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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;krispy, post: 878860, member: 19065&quot;]If you&#039;re of a conservative stance, other than by choosing only physical&nbsp; PMs or entrusting potentially volatile and risky ETFs, then you might&nbsp; look into inflation protected bond funds. They certainly take a position&nbsp; against inflation like PMs are used as a hedge against it. They may&nbsp; offer you more liquidity if that&#039;s something you seek. Like any other&nbsp; fund, they generally take a bit more cash required to start up but with&nbsp; the prices of PMs, is that really that different anymore? Is it more&nbsp; risky to only invest in physical and not the diversity of bond funds or&nbsp; some appropriate mix of stocks, cash, bonds per the individuals personal&nbsp; goals? They&#039;re also rather less fussy to deal with than physical PMs in&nbsp; terms of storage and monitoring for performance. Just something else to&nbsp; think about without feeling pigeonholed into PMs only.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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