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Michael H.
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Cash or stock? Ones devaluing, the others inflated.

Michael H.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Hey BP family,

I Live in Houston, have cash and multiple real estate investments. Im sitting on a 70/30 split of cash and stock.

Its bothering me that the value lf cash is declining, while stocks are going up based on Literally nothing. While only the most Aggressive think that real estate wont adjust downward 10 to 20% in the next year or so.

I feel its not fair... im getting pounded for holding cash but fearful to buy more stock.

Also, whats happening to the US dollar right now with endless printing?

Thoughts?

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Kristofor Rahmas
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Kristofor Rahmas
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Im in a similar boat and ponder the same questions everyday. Most economists I've read seem to think disinflation will come first and then some major inflation. Hard to find deals with all these major price increases. I'm seeing alot of houses going up expecting ridiculous prices...many of them actually selling at those prices. Part of me feels I should just settle to get my cash in an asset so it will adjust with the inflation. Tricky times... 

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