From there, you can move from asking the question you asked in this thread to asking more nuanced ones that impact those variables and from which you can actually act, "Do you think residential interest rates will continue to track the 10y treasury if it's forced higher?"

The safest play is to just stick it all in a variety of ETFs that give you exposure to the S&P 500, International stocks, treasury bonds, etc.

When the FED pumps the breaks and/or treasury yields rise in a meaningful way, the party will stop.  

And this can be done because of how perfectly liquid Treasury's are. 

Some of the new apps and cards that you can just tap against the card machine reduce or eliminate the extra contact.Collectively the federal government (Treasury, Federal REserve, DOJ) have been trying to limit and/or eliminate it for years.  

Gains8% In russian markets:: 14% Treasury notes as of less than 6 months ago8% Chinese markets:: Double digit gains for a while now8% US markets:: 8-12%8% Swiss markets:: Depends on the year, 4-148% Saudi markets:: Same as above, 4-185% Gold:: For holding on international market dips5% Silver:: Same as above5% Platinum::same5% palladium::same5% Lithium:: Major spikes in value year over year5% Copper:: Same3% Cattle:: Cant eat gold.

The Treasury has just printed $6T.

The Fed Reserve and Treasury do a little dance to flood the market with money - propping up the stock market artificially.Not an original thought: A weakened supply chain and cheap money = crippling inflation.

@David Hulit, is the SBA or Treasury dept. should hire you as their marketing rep. for small business on this program.

I work in treasury for a top PE firm in Greenwich.