The rational bubble

The rational bubble

Investment in a real asset such as shares (which entitle the owner to all future cashflow generated by a brand or asset), property (representing a scarce and physical asset) or commodities (representing an economic input into the factors of production) is far more likely to preserve investors' capital than holding any form of IOU (be it bank deposit, foreign currency or government bond) when the monetarisation of the world's current debt stock pile begins.



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