Reserve currency’s buying power is…
…waning.
Many others, too, have pointed out, that…
…assets…
…quoted in the reserve currency…
…are getting expensive.
Across the board.
If something is happening across the board, is the entire board showing an anomaly, or is it the underlying entity, here the reserve currency, that is behaving differently?
Going for the latter. Gut. Common sense. Fundamentals. Printing. Geopolitical balance of scales.
Diagnosis stands. The only bubble in town is a reserve-currency-bubble.
Doesn’t stop here.
Central governments across the world blindly price, or, rather, mis-price their own currencies in response to movements in the reserve currency. Many governments artificially support levels of their own currencies which are not realistic. Net net, asset markets worldwide are rising. It seems that buying powers of fiat currencies in general is falling. Masses seem to be losing confidence in fiat currencies.
Where does this leave you, financially?
Are you very liquid?
Hmmm, liquidity is losing value. How about moving some of your liquidity into assets of your choice. Look for value, and act where you find it.
However, stay liquid to a comfortable extent, and let some value of that particular liquidity be lost. It’s ok. You’ll make it up and more, in the event of a correction, where you’ll be tanking up on assets of your choice.
There will always be a correction. Period. You need to be at least somewhat liquid, come a correction, and it will.
So, this is what needs to be done.
Identify extra, and movable liquidity.
Look for value.
See if you are comfortable with the asset class offering value.
If yes, move any extra liquidity into the asset offering value, bit by bit.
