The best thing I can say is if you’re not comfortable buying individual stocks, look into ETFs that track the index, specific sectors (like financials, tech, etc), metals, and fixed income (bonds, treasuries, etc).

As Jesus looked up, he saw the rich putting their gifts into the temple treasury.

So you can’t just pull out money when you’re at the casino.

Here are my basic thoughts (and none of this is original...most people who follow economics would agree): The current bond market (Treasury yields) is a reflection of global risk, not so much the domestic economy.

The Treasury has just printed $6T.

Something like....I don't know if I own any interest in the property, but if I do, I am giving whatever rights/ownership I have in the property to you.Probably the best thing to do is go to your title company...give them the deed and the property and ask them what you will need to do to sell it with title insurance in the future and if that is even possible.I see a lot of the treasury auctions give QCD....so IRS/DEA/HSI etc.   

A few things to note - the treasury yields are still inverted, government spending is still out of control, the consumer is being squeezed with debt payments, student loans, cost of living hikes, and inflation is above the target goal.

If its little risk that you want then buy treasuries or cd's and sleep well.

Thats an online casino.

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