“The US economy is in a 1930s-style Depression, Gluskin Sheff economist David Rosenberg said Tuesday.” http://plu.gd/an9 #PANIC!!
“The US economy is in a 1930s-style Depression, Gluskin Sheff economist David Rosenberg said Tuesday.” http://plu.gd/an9 #PANIC!!
I recommend a portfolio heavy on shotguns and canned food.
Buying a shotgun with my next paycheck…..(wish I could get flechette rounds)…already have more than a month’s supply of canned goods/bottled water/gatoraid.
You know, I was being a little humorous there, but only a little. There are a number of improbable events — economic collapse, major volcanic eruption, pandemic, a significant blizzard, etc — where I would be concerned about 1) having adequate food stocks to last a while, and 2) being able to defend myself, my fiancee, and our food stocks.
I’m not some apocalyptic lunatic or anything. But I do believe in insurance. It makes sense to insure against fire, flood, disease, etc. And a (sane) stockpile of food, water, weapons and ammo does seem to be a sort of insurance to me.