1. Undeveloped land (preferably in the path of growth). Maybe! what if the growth doesn't occur? Better to own farmland, and/or land and mineral rights where carbon based fuels exist and can be harvested...like natural gas and oil even in small amounts.
2. Silver (NOT GOLD) There are very good reasons for this but unless you have a lot of knowledge about global finance, the devaluation of the U.S. Dollar and the fact that the world is moving away from the U.S. Dollar as the "global reserve currency" then just trust me on this one.
3. Get your investments OUT OF THE U.S. DOLLAR and transfer your investments, savings etc. into Silver, Gold, valuable property etc.. Ditch the Dollar as fast as you can before it becomes almost worthless over the next few years.
Investment is considered an asset because it represents something of value that is owned and can potentially generate income or increase in value over time.
In a time of crisis, human life is considered the most valuable asset. Protecting and preserving human lives becomes the top priority during emergencies and disasters.
According to Stansberry's eBook it is Farmland!!
In times of crisis, the most valuable asset is usually trust. Trust among individuals, organizations, and governments can lead to effective collaboration, communication, and problem-solving, which are crucial for navigating and overcoming crises successfully.
When determining the optimal investment mix for a diversified portfolio, factors to consider include risk tolerance, investment goals, time horizon, market conditions, asset allocation, and diversification across different asset classes.
The most valuable asset in a time of crisis is typically having a strong support system of family and friends who can provide emotional support and assistance. Additionally, access to reliable information and resources can be crucial for making informed decisions and navigating the situation effectively.
Buying a new house is considered an investment because it is a long-term asset that has the potential to increase in value over time.
A sterile investment or asset is an investment or asset that does not generate income in the form of interest or dividend. Investments like gold, paintings or other collectibles can only generate income for their owner if their own value becomes bigger over time. With money, the investment can be interest-generating in a savings account, so ist is not by definition sterile. But it can be in some cases, for instance if you invest in antique coins.
Liquidity is a term used to signify how easily an asset or an investment can be converted into cash. Obviously cash is the most liquid investment or asset. Real Estate could be the least liquid because finding a prospective buyer for a home will take a long time. Liquidity is an important consideration while taking investment decisions.
First, consider your risk tolerance, time period nad expected return; Second, do your asset allocation with a sufficient diversification; Third, manage your portfolio and rebalance the asset allocation.
It is an investment strategy designed to maximize current lifetime after-tax income from an existing asset, while at the same time increasing the after-tax value of that asset to the next generation. It is a conservative strategy that enables a client to convert a low interest-producing asset into a guaranteed* lifetime income stream.
Yes, you can defer capital gains tax by reinvesting the proceeds from the sale of an asset into a similar asset within a specific time frame, typically through a 1031 exchange or Opportunity Zone investment.