Data is the new currency.

Raising the Fed Funds rate to combat inflation caused by a massive increase in currency in circulation chasing less resources is actually inflaming the issue.

We love the feeling that a flooded, leveraged, debt-based currency gives us, but not the outcome.

I want to make the right decision by investing in real assets and not phony ones on the internet like crypto currencies.

The value of gold doesn't really change much, just the amount of dollars it takes to own some which is more a reflection of the value of the currency than the value of the gold. 

For example, currency trading.

However I only have experience with this in markets that are liquid and where the impact can be felt fairly quickly (stock markets, bond markets, currency markets).

When you combine that with uncertainty in the currency markets i.e. the whole issue of the debt ceiling the problems with Greece, Spain and Portugal commodites have become a "Safe Haven" as well as their normal roles in industry and agriculture.

Low interest rates, over supply of currency, inflow of foreign investment money, low employment rate and high stock market prices all drive housing prices to different directions.

They end up paying for almost everything versus a house rental.There is still good value there at an 8 cap and with debt in the 4's you get 15 to 18% coc going in with 25% down.It's not going to last forever so my buyers will be in a BUY position all of 2015.Even foreign investors they are looking at favorable currency exchange rates to the U.S dollar, high caps, and low debt.In 2015 toward the end rates will rise, caps will compress, and currency conversion for many foreign countries will lose value from where it is now.I plan on working non-stop with my clients through 2015.