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Peter Schiff warns investors will be ‘killed’ if they hold bonds — Morgan Stanley agrees. How to protect your retirement

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  • Bonds are clearly the biggest victim of inflation. If you own bonds, inflation kills you. There is no hedge.

    60% confidence
  • Central banks have fueled demand for the precious metal in efforts to diversify reserves away from the U.S. dollar after the United States froze Russian assets

    60% confidence
  • Net purchases of gold have doubled since Russia's war on Ukraine began in 2022

    60% confidence
  • Gold is now the anti-fragile asset to own, rather than Treasuries. High-quality equities and gold are the best hedges.

    60% confidence
  • What if structural demand from global central banks waned? Or worse, what if they wanted to outright sell the commodity?

    60% confidence
  • Stocks can also be viewed as an inflation hedge, although not all stocks are the same in that respect

    60% confidence
  • For most people, the best thing to do is own the S&P 500 index fund

    60% confidence
  • The biggest driver of gold prices has been central banks

    60% confidence
  • A huge wave of Wall Street money is flowing out of bonds and into gold

    60% confidence
  • Morgan Stanley's 20% gold allocation is 'not chump change' and represents 'a lot of money coming into gold'

    60% confidence
  • Investors will be 'killed' if they hold bonds

    60% confidence
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