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What is everyone investing in this year?

A different topic but maybe we can all share some helpful information with each other to better our future and get through the tough time ahead.
 
My portfolio looks really great with my stocks of guns and ammunition. :)
 
marker1 said:
Thanks for sharing that link!
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I-bonds do have some downsides. You can't cash them out for a year, and if you cash them out before five years you lose the prior quarter's interest.

The rate is tied to the CPI which is why it's so high now.
 
DelphineMarcha said:
This year, I've been looking into a mix of stocks, real estate, and cryptocurrencies. The stock market has some solid opportunities, especially in tech and renewable energy. Real estate is always a stable choice, and there are some great deals out there if you look. Cryptocurrencies are risky but can have high rewards; I'm focusing on Bitcoin and Ethereum.

What about you all? What are you investing in to navigate the tough times ahead? Let's share some tips and ideas to help each other out!
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I’m still putting heavy into an S&P 500 index fund. I did buy NVIDIA when they did a 10x split as well.
 
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