Re: Derivatives the new 'ticking bomb'
Perhaps one thing that will help counterbalance the money growth is that, as I understand it, Treasury bill rates will rise over time with inflation. (Around 1980 they went to 14%.)
So if one reinvests short-term continuously, the loss will be limited by the fact that reinvestment rates are rising.
Of course, this would be different if one were invested in long-term bonds.
On today's dip down to 978, I increase my gold allocation.
Why do you think gold is due for a correction?
Originally posted by Lukester
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So if one reinvests short-term continuously, the loss will be limited by the fact that reinvestment rates are rising.
Of course, this would be different if one were invested in long-term bonds.
On today's dip down to 978, I increase my gold allocation.
Why do you think gold is due for a correction?
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