Topic: Best Recession And Inflation Protected Assets (Read 301 times)

With China getting discounted gas and oil from Russia, they still could maintain the cost of production but can increase the price of finished products from them. They benefit from this conflict and recession so they are profiting. It's the end users from other countries that are only spending higher for the products from China.

Seen some breakdowns and analyses from youtube wannabe gurus and I think they do have good ideas in pointing out which assets are best to have to protect yourself from what will happen in the foreseeable future.  Most of them suggest silver and gold still because BRICS nations preparing for a currency backed by elements.

Your analysis may be correct to a large extent. But the world is interconnected and economic challenges in other nations affect others. Most locally produced goods depend heavily on imported raw materials and this also affects the price. I was very surprised when our local bread supplier told us in the town hall meeting that his bakery depends on wheat from Ukraine. Hence, the increase in bread prices was due to the instability in that country. Sometimes these locally made products are even more expensive than imported ones because some nations have competitive advantage than local producers.

When the recession is triggered mainly by the price of key raw materials like gas or crude it is always difficult to predict the best place to invest because this raw material is needed in almost all sectors of the economy. It affects the cost of powerr and transportation which determines the cost of almost everything.

There is no perfect answer for all parts of the world, and there is no perfect answer for every individual in society, and there is no unified answer that unites all societies. Inflation is a big word and has many causes, and therefore we cannot get a simple, clear and appropriate answer for all countries, individuals and societies.

If you are looking for a long-term solution for ten years or more, Bitcoin is the perfect solution.

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I have seen a number of good breakdowns and analysis for our current market situation under those headings.

One word that seems to frequently appear is: commodities. No matter how much market conditions change. The price of a cup of coffee. A bushel of wheat. Kilograms of gold, steel or aluminum. These things tend to remain the same. In some cases, the value of basic commodities can inflate dramatically if shortages arise. Or if the cost of shipping and transportation increase to deter imports.

Another shift that could occur is in manufacturing. China has become the major manufacturing hub in the world. But if rising cost of oil hampers chinese exports. Demand could rise dramatically for commodities that are produced locally. Which could open the door to many small DIY and locally sourced alternatives. One critical aspect to this shift from foreign manufacturing to local manufacturing is local producers would also need locally sourced stockpiles of raw materials. Over the long term, this could inflate the price of locally sourced metals, lumber, fiber, waste oil, and so on.

One strategy to HODL is to accurately predict future market conditions and position accordingly. Perhaps in past history and current circumstances we can see opportunities arise. Which can allow for even the darkest recession and inflation era to become a profitable one.

Keyword search: best recession performing assets.

Keyword search:  best inflation performing assets.


I have seen a number of good breakdowns and analysis for our current market situation under those headings.

One word that seems to frequently appear is: commodities. No matter how much market conditions change. The price of a cup of coffee. A bushel of wheat. Kilograms of gold, steel or aluminum. These things tend to remain the same. In some cases, the value of basic commodities can inflate dramatically if shortages arise. Or if the cost of shipping and transportation increase to deter imports.

Another shift that could occur is in manufacturing. China has become the major manufacturing hub in the world. But if rising cost of oil hampers chinese exports. Demand could rise dramatically for commodities that are produced locally. Which could open the door to many small DIY and locally sourced alternatives. One critical aspect to this shift from foreign manufacturing to local manufacturing is local producers would also need locally sourced stockpiles of raw materials. Over the long term, this could inflate the price of locally sourced metals, lumber, fiber, waste oil, and so on.

One strategy to HODL is to accurately predict future market conditions and position accordingly. Perhaps in past history and current circumstances we can see opportunities arise. Which can allow for even the darkest recession and inflation era to become a profitable one.

Most of our products are imported, and have a China counter part the inflations affects its price and even vegetables becomes more expensive where in fact, we have a lot of farmers, I don't know but our government is really not doing well when it comes to controlling of the inflation. Coffee and flour are not safe from inflation, It's really hard to find a best asset that can be more protected from any recession and inflation, look at those country who are already suffering from a hyper inflation, everything becomes expensive.

This is precisely what makes us have to be able to take advantage of places that are not yet developed so that they have a much cheaper price compared to land in developed places. Every place that has been made a community village, of course, sooner or later will progress.
If we talk about investing in Bitcoin, we can't be sure whether during a recession the price will increase or vice versa.
Meanwhile, fiat currencies continue to lose value. Maybe each of us can see how the local currency is in terms of the dollar. This is quite dangerous.

Regarding land I think it is difficult to find a cheap price and we know for ourselves that the price of land is really extraordinary,
especially with the prediction that in 2023 there will be a recession, of course all assets will change and we must see these changes as opportunities to make a profit,
it's definitely not easy to make a decision and stay careful so you don't slip

Another shift that could occur is in manufacturing. China has become the major manufacturing hub in the world. But if rising cost of oil hampers chinese exports. Demand could rise dramatically for commodities that are produced locally. Which could open the door to many small DIY and locally sourced alternatives. One critical aspect to this shift from foreign manufacturing to local manufacturing is local producers would also need locally sourced stockpiles of raw materials. Over the long term, this could inflate the price of locally sourced metals, lumber, fiber, waste oil, and so on.

All assets will change, both in terms of price and demand. Gold has a high price and a low price. Likewise with crypto which has an investment principle like gold, it's just that crypto prices move on faster than gold. Meanwhile, real estate will also make prices low at certain times, because the shape of the building, style, and location are not quite right.

The most valuable asset and needed by everyone and will continue to be valuable at an ever-increasing price is land. This is the most appropriate investment for the long term. If we are in an area, and see that the area is not yet developed so that land prices are still cheap, then invest as much as possible, then within 5 to 10 years the price will increase 3 to 5 times the purchase price.

One strategy to HODL is to accurately predict future market conditions and position accordingly. Perhaps in past history and current circumstances we can see opportunities arise. Which can allow for even the darkest recession and inflation era to become a profitable one.

Keyword search: best recession performing assets.

Keyword search:  best inflation performing assets.


One word that seems to frequently appear is: commodities. No matter how much market conditions change. The price of a cup of coffee. A bushel of wheat. Kilograms of gold, steel or aluminum. These things tend to remain the same.

I totally disagree that price of cup of tea and wheat bag remained the same - no - we use to get bread for 10 of our local currency not its is 20 and the wheat bag 1 kg use to be of 80 and now its approx 150 of our local currency which is not affordable to the poor person - your analysis is not correct.