you should be hedging big time.

So I'm not in stocks but I do pay attention to what's going on in the markets as a whole and I think we all know it looks bad. For example look at the m2 then the velocity for the m2. You can see right around covid people started to hold on to dollars longer tanking the money velocity. this allowed the fed to print massively (refer to the m2) without the felt inflation being that bad. If you look at the m2 we are already in hyperinflation the only reason it doesn't feel like it is the money velocity is low and if starts going up for any reason we will be just like Weimar Germany or Venezuela. It might sound crazy but you all should have a few months of food and other consumables like water filters or toilet paper. When it comes to preserving your earned value there's a few ways to do this each have their advantages and disadvantages. Cars hold value but need to be maintained and driven from time to time. Guns also need to be maintained and occasionally used but it's much less work and they are smaller units of value. Gold is great and is what bankers or countries use but it is very value dence and can sometimes be hard to transact in so keep that in mind. Silver in my opinion is one of the best plays because by any historical standard its ridiculously cheap. For every 1oz of gold in the ground there is 16oz of silver for every 1oz of gold we extract we can extract 8oz of silver but you can currently get 85oz of silver for the price of 1 gold oz. The only resource with more patents than silver is oil.