Your words, not mine.
From a personal perspective - I try to hold onto (and increase my holding of) shares of companies producing real and useful stuff people will always need (food, energy, ...). Given that nobody knows where the mortar will explode I think that diversification (shares, property, cash, and yes, some gold as well) is sensible.
As well, given that the bang might well be still years away - why would anybody want to miss out the share price inflation rising up to the peak?
Anyway - DYOR. Listen with an open mind and avoid to put your words into other peoples posts ;).