john chewView profile
Real assets at all-time lows relative to financial assets - via @Macronomics1pic.twitter.com/ALSoJbPYjh
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How very odd concerning the recent increase of property prices.
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And collectibles. Just tells you how bad commodities have been.
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couple that graph with the one of financial wealth to gdp and you have quite the story.
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Yes indeed. This chart gave me quite the pause to think
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No, no... financial assets at all-time high relative to real assets. That´s the point.
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@J0nathanDavis Good time to buy real assets then? -
and here was me thinking you followed my tweets.
@jessefelder@Macronomics1 -
Yes U been saying 4 while but property out, gold volatile, So how best to hold other real assets?
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lots of ways but that wasn't your question. ETFs, Inv Trusts, Unit Trusts (OEICs), shares, bullion etc etc
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Thought we are talking about owning physical asset (gold coins, piece of land) not a paper iou? jim rickards et alt
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there are a number of bullion funds
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From an inverse view: Financial (intangible) assets are at all-time highs relative to real (physical) assets.
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Jesse, real, "Real Assets" Real Estate, Art, Collectables are flying.
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Interesting if you adjusted to secular trends of PPE being replaced with intangible assets in the economy
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Hey! maybe bc we have electronic money & a tech banking system we have other options to cash or hard assets?!
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Nice chart! In 1970 Gold closed at $38.90 and closed at $1980 in 1980 a 15x return. Silver actually outperformed.
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sorry typo. Closed at $594 in 1980 my bad.
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Yes. "Stuff" is cheap. A compelling valuation when an alternative to financial assets is needed.
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Great chart!
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