/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22486172
No, I think commodities are volatile as fuck as seen from gold and oil as easy examples. Your safest place is in equity, especially consumer staples, healthcare, and telecomm right now. It's really bad that is a better alternative to bonds right now, considering the near 0 rates and interest rate risk.

We are in weird times.

>>22355569
Yes, we are just in the longest, most insane tech bull run in financial history right now. Look at sector history for longer timeframes to get an idea of how the market reacts over time. You are talking about something called a barbell strategy. I do the same thing, it works well.

>>21988664
Maybe it's the same guy

>>21824075
I should have stated in the post that I am out of oil and won't touch the energy sector since I lt hold and OPEC+ won't stop turning the spigot on and off.

>>20061742
Homebuilding will get fucked, some defense is ok, oil is volatile as hell now, we have artificial shortages to keep prices up.

Go consumer staples and MAYBE choice utilities. Those are the safest.

>>19846048
>Buy VPU and VDC
>buy MINT
>High interest online savings
>p2p lending

If you are dead set on real estate buying now is a great idea for REITs.