/biz/ - Business & Finance

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Commodity producers are the play usually. Picking single companies is tough if you don't know the sector, some are shit, so ETFs help hedge that risk.

Which commodities you pick is not always straight forwards, with stagflation, industrial commodities may benefit less. Energy, Food, Water will probably still decent in that scenario, as they have somewhat less elastic demand. PMs should do OK with any inflation. Study what did well in past times. Some industrials may benefit from govt help even in stagflation.

Lots of variables. I like the shotgun approach, I buy producer ETFs like:

COPX
URNM
PHO
SIL
GDX
LIT

Are you really surprised that the yuropoors are freeriding off the amerifats and the changs pumping crypto, and then they whine like little bitches whenever the two actual world powers decide to take profits?
That's the fate of yuropooristan nowadays, to be wholly reliant on actual world empires while they seethe about how "well aktshually they stole from us". And you stole from the Muslims who stole from the Greeks who stole from a civilization whose name has been lost to time.
Welcome to the trash bin of history, yuropoors, enjoy your stay.

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