The Best Investment for 2026 Isn’t Stocks, Gold, or Real Estate (Here’s Why)
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Top Comments (10)
I Love this guy.
I try to diversify. A percentage goes in different places. I have enough bonds, gold and silver as I bought low. It’s too high for me to justify buying today. I started ETF’s which haven’t been great for me but I’m holding my own. Some investments are by professionals and some by me.
One of the biggest things that I noticed personally was. I would invest short term and sell. Saw gains rarely. And the money was spent on dumb things. Once I sat and watched without selling was when I saw gains. And its a fun ride. Hodl.
I'll just stay diversified and always be buying. Dollar cost averaging and compound interest are your friends.
It’s periods in all assets when prices rise and fall. Gold actually start rising after 9/11 and made a new high in early 2008 before The Great Recession. Yes it went even higher in 2011
Silver at $90 an ounce and headed to $300. Thats the reality.
Pay down your debt. Debt is a wealth destroyer.
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I'm 58 and have about $700k saved between my pension, Social Security, and VA benefits. My CFP helped me build a plan that should generate up to 40% annual ROl for a comfortable retirement around age 60 without heavily drawing down the principal.
A real gentleman,who does not sell ,or pushes bs ,very refreshing to have this guys knowledge for free 👍👍👍👍
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Top Comments (10)
I Love this guy.
I try to diversify. A percentage goes in different places. I have enough bonds, gold and silver as I bought low. It’s too high for me to justify buying today. I started ETF’s which haven’t been great for me but I’m holding my own. Some investments are by professionals and some by me.
One of the biggest things that I noticed personally was. I would invest short term and sell. Saw gains rarely. And the money was spent on dumb things. Once I sat and watched without selling was when I saw gains. And its a fun ride. Hodl.
I'll just stay diversified and always be buying. Dollar cost averaging and compound interest are your friends.
It’s periods in all assets when prices rise and fall. Gold actually start rising after 9/11 and made a new high in early 2008 before The Great Recession. Yes it went even higher in 2011
Silver at $90 an ounce and headed to $300. Thats the reality.
Pay down your debt. Debt is a wealth destroyer.
"Register for my free masterclass & get Market Briefs as a bonus: https://briefs.finance/2125b8 WARNING: LOOKOUT FOR SCAMS IN THE COMMENTS! There are many fake accounts impersonating me, and there are many bots promoting fake/scam investments. I will NEVER ask you to contact me through YouTube comments, telegram, or WhatsApp. I have a checkmark next to my name and my comment will be highlighted. Fake accounts do not have that. Please be aware of fake accounts trying to scam you using my name and picture!"
I'm 58 and have about $700k saved between my pension, Social Security, and VA benefits. My CFP helped me build a plan that should generate up to 40% annual ROl for a comfortable retirement around age 60 without heavily drawing down the principal.
A real gentleman,who does not sell ,or pushes bs ,very refreshing to have this guys knowledge for free 👍👍👍👍