When the herd finally gets “spooked” and the stock market crashes as a result, things are going to get ugly. Sure, the central bank (the Federal Reserve) will try to step in and take interest rates to zero, along with another money printing scheme (QE4), but that is only going to result in hyperinflation and a potential collapse of the United States dollar.
I’m not trying to ignite your concerns with some doomsday fearmongering – I only want to help you protect the wealth you’ve acquired in the event of a monumental market crash.
The stock market has always been a volatile place to invest, and as the signs of a crash intensify, so do the concerns of those who have money on the line. And the signs are emerging that a crash is coming!
Government, corporate, and personal debt are at all-time highs, and this could all compound an already problematic market.
Those debts will come back to bite you during hard times when there isn’t enough to pay back the money you’ve borrowed, so get rid of those liabilities first.
This can be done now, without knowing when the markets will collapse. Start paying everything off and hold off on new debt until more is known about the upcoming market crash. Now is not the time to make rash or risky decisions. If you play the game right, you will be able to leverage during the crash and profit from it.
While no one really knows the timing of the next stock market crash, it could be this summer or next, but what we do know is that there are ways to protect your money even if you are invested in the stock market.
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The idea is to prepare in advance. Those who take the time to read and understand the state of the current economy know that it is not exactly what is being fed to us daily. There are problems arising and there are ways to prepare for a full-blown stock market crash.
When preparing for a stock market crash, always take the time to consider ways of mitigating permanent loss to capital.
This could be done by changing your portfolio to one that’s more conservative. For those less apt to actively time the market crash, an asset allocation shift away from volatile stock market assets and into cash and hard assets might make sense.
Even real estate crowdfunding could be promising since it’s backed by cash flowing assets.
Gold and silver make excellent choices before a crash, but again, these are real tangible assets you could just have on hand, too.
Diversification is also key. Make sure you’ve got an array of assets that hold value, and make sure some of those are liquid. They don’t make you much money in good times but will be invaluable when things take a hard turn for the catastrophic and the markets begin their downward tumble.
Best Regards,
James Davis
FutureMoneyTrends.com
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