Three certainties in life: death, taxes, and central banks printing money.
Every crisis, every downturn, every hint of trouble — same playbook. The printing press fires up. Balance sheets expand. Currency supply grows.
This isn't conspiracy theory. It's policy. It's documented. It's predictable.
And yet people still hold 100% cash thinking it's "safe." Safe from what? Volatility? Sure. Safe from purchasing power erosion? Not even close.
You don't have to love it. You don't have to think it's right. But you do have to acknowledge reality and position accordingly.
Cash has a role. But pretending fiat currency holds value long-term while governments print without limit? That's not prudence. That's denial.
Every crisis, every downturn, every hint of trouble — same playbook. The printing press fires up. Balance sheets expand. Currency supply grows.
This isn't conspiracy theory. It's policy. It's documented. It's predictable.
And yet people still hold 100% cash thinking it's "safe." Safe from what? Volatility? Sure. Safe from purchasing power erosion? Not even close.
You don't have to love it. You don't have to think it's right. But you do have to acknowledge reality and position accordingly.
Cash has a role. But pretending fiat currency holds value long-term while governments print without limit? That's not prudence. That's denial.
