Some morning confirmation bias.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/fe...und-its-errors
Are 2% price rises every year actually a good thing. I don't think so. Especially if it is an average with all things now manufactured in Asia going down and house and asset prices going up by a lot. It seems messed up to me, unless of course you are wealthy already as the cost of everyday items goes down and your assets keep rising.
But potentially good for gold.
Mercury "Green Bonds" 7 year maturity but no idea of interest rate until the "book build" I wonder what the indicative rate is.
I am torn, no debt and holding cash at nearly 0% in expectation that opportunities would arise in a crash, probably should invest in any yield reasonably safe at 5% and above and borrow some money to do it. Just a bit nervous after the March shortest bear market in history. Sticking with gold miners for now. Any ideas, should investors be holding any cash or bonds or should I be all in real estate, shares and gold with a bit of debt?
I am conservative and like the idea of diversification. So with my limited capital, shares can be bite sized, but real estate is a bit harder unless you are buying real estate companies on the NZX. Currently overweight in gold mining companies so reluctant to go any further there. Suppose I should read the NZX thread for ideas. I see OCA is popular topic currently although opinions are mixed.