YOUR Investing Blueprint For Inflation, Deflation, Or Recession

👉 DISCOVER HOW TO INVEST 👈 for inflation, deflation and a recession! Before Chris Cole’s research and construction of the mysterious “Dragon Portfolio” investing for time’s of US dollar strength and weakness seemed to be impossible to achieve simultaneously. Especially if you don’t know if the economy is headed for inflation or deflation. But now you can figure out how to invest for inflation, deflation and a recession. What’s even better is this strategy will do well even in an economic collapse! Right now capital preservation is more important than capital appreciation because the current economic environment is so dangerous. Typically the “how to invest” for an economic collapse was to buy gold, but the dragon portfolio takes it a step further. In this video we explore ways to invest in the most challenging part of the dragon portfolio, finding a way to go long volatility.

If you’re interested in deflation, inflation, US dollar collapse, gold, bitcoin or the future of the economy THIS IS FOR YOU!

In this “How To Invest” for inflation, deflation or a recession video I’ll discus:

1. Recap of Dragon Portfolio.
2. The difference between an inflationary deleveraging and an inflationary deleveraging.
3. Outside the box ideas for long volatility.

For more content that'll help you build wealth and thrive in a world of out of control central banks and big governments check out the videos below! 👇

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[GeorgeGammon]

NOTE: The reason I had Part #1 written up on the board is because I'm thinking of doing a Part #2 to explain commodities trend following. Please let me know in the comments if you're interested! Thx for watching everyone! ;)

[hosmerhomeboy]

If you are uncertain of what to do with your money, think outside the box. Your health is always the best investment. Skills (not necessarily degrees though) are good too. Neither gets taxed, and always has dividends. Tools and equipment are good if you can rent or use them. All those are perfectly safe. Working hard and spending time to make money, which can be devalued and stolen by the government may not be the best thing as a first priority.

[puravida]

Your advice in buying foreign property, is right on point, for the reasons you indicated. I live in Costa Rica, and have bought several beachfront and oceanview properties in Costa Rica. I have total freedom and lower costs, outside the U.S. implosion. Each of my properties is titled in it's own Costa Rica corporation, in which I am the manager. Once the realestate bubble pops in Florida, I plan on buying a U.S. vacation home near the Gulf of Mexico. As a military retiree, I am amazed how much wealth you can accumulate by buying foreign properties!

[Harvie]

My doctor: Don't eat before bed.
George: Here's 20 minutes of calorically dense information to digest. Thank you, goodnight!

[RealLifeMoney]

How could I NOT watch this with all this craziness going on?? Thanks George!! :)

[kevinw]

I already have it and add to it weekly. It's calle GOLD, and then my silver. Nothing else matters. now. We are on a path that doesn't end well.

[hosmerhomeboy]

uploaded less than a minute ago. already many views and comments. Congratulations on having excited followers George.

[mardre]

It’s all about personal freedom..., I couldn’t agree more! Thanks George!

[davidesquivel]

Please part 2!!!
You are UNBELIEVABLY great at this. The way you break everything down makes it incredibly easy to understand. Letting me spend more time tweaking my strategy. WITHOUT YOUR VIDEOS I would still be MAYBE getting to these more than novice strategies. THANK YOU

[deeper]

Thanks again for your insights, I find them really valuable! However, coming from Friday's video I expected further details on how to build the dragon portfolio, especially on investment guidelines for each of the portfolio asset types. Could it be possible to elaborate more on this in next videos? Thanks!

[MakuLabs]

Please talk about commodity trend following in next video

[dukballa]

Can you please tell me is it a good time to buy oil because the price are rock bottom.

[kimm]

Every time I watch your new video I feel I am getting closer to get my Economic’s degree!!Thanks George 🌸

[DavidLasoff]

I was greatly appreciative of both George's presentations, this video and the previous one PLUS I actually read Chris' paper. Again, I appreciate the link. Not to take undue issue with Chris's elegantly presented thesis, we must remember that it is based on only ONE 90-year cycle. Of course, this cannot be viewed as a practical criticism of Chris's work because we don't have data of anything like a modern economy before this singular cycle. Also, we must also assume any risk, I propose, without oversimplification. This means that while the past is often a good predictor of the future, we can in no wise assume that past performance is a proof-positive indicator of future performance. Hence, we almost invariably read words to this effect in any proper and lawful investment prospectus. My concern here is that things, especially technology and social control apparatuses have advanced so radically, including financial investment/speculation tools that any model, including Chris's well-developed and excellently articulated, makes suspect. How would have the last 90 years transpired with high-frequency non-human trading systems, for example? Chris acknowledges that he had to use advanced statistical modeling to extrapolate the meaning and trends of historical data if they could have been incorporated into modern financial derivatives and instruments. He deserves great credit for even trying to do this. Were that I was a young man again. Any young man reading this would do well by himself by duly considering Artemis's Dragon portfolio. I find myself wishing that I could have understood its ideas and principles 40 years ago. Another thing I love about it is that it challenges investors to invest generationally and to think about accumulating wealth over 100 years. What would life and society be like if westerners took such a long view? It could only be good for us, our children, and grandchildren.

[sayeretjoez]

I was a little confused as how the average guy could do the Long Vol. part I understand that the real thing is hard or needs big capital behind it. How would you suggest a new investor could start to build this kind of portfolio? How would that portfolio look like as a big picture? This i would like to see in part 2, so that we can get maybe an example of the kind of securities you could actual hold. Also commodity trend, could it be done with investing in a few ETFs?

[tommyboy]

👍👍👍👍 You are right again George! This virus has had almost zero effect on my life. I live on my own rural land. We have been carrying on pretty much like normal. And he’ll yes invest in companies that benefit from this environment. My internet business sells DIY parts. Our business is going insane. Crazy stuff, most everybody else is hanging on by a thread and we’re killing it. People listen to this guy. He’s the real deal!

[sjoerd]

Should have bought stocks in your channel when it still had 2k followers.. 50x🚀 Fantastic video. Uranium🚀 keep going strong!

[TheAndrewLopezFinancePodcast]

The Dragon Portfolio is an interesting concept

[AbbeyRoad]

Local oreilly auto parts store said to me business is up since corona. Said people have time now to work on their cars.

[jeffreygoss]

Quick question, the dragon portfolio is about 40% bonds. Where bonds at this low during a deflationary period before? How often is this reallocated?