 | | For decades, seasoned investors have used gold as a means to hedge against potential market downturns and inflation.
Gold doesn’t have any credit or default risks; it holds intrinsic value because of its limited supply. If you wanted to protect your portfolio against market downside or a rise in inflation, you held gold in some form.
Today, investors have added a new asset to the list of potential hedges: cryptocurrency (more specifically, bitcoin).
But is one a better hedge asset than the other?
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Poll of the Week Chad Stone, Assistant Managing Editor This bull market keeps hitting records. But it hasn’t been a smooth ride.
We got a scare when the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 725 points on Monday. A drop like that can spook even the most experienced investors.
All the while, inflation looms as prices roll higher. The Consumer Price Index spiked 5.4% in June, the highest year-over-year gain since 2008.
Matt gave his take on two popular hedge assets above.
Are you worried about inflation or a market downturn? What’s your go-to hedge asset?
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Chances are, you haven’t heard about it until today.
But according to one of America’s most respected tech forecasters, it’s set to create small fortunes right here in this country.
He recently went on camera to explain why — | |
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