Economists are currently favoring several financial instruments for investment, primarily focusing on commodities like gold and silver due to their perceived value in times of inflation and economic uncertainty. Gold, in particular, is highlighted for its potential to reach significant price levels, with many analysts predicting it could eventually surpass 5,000 or even 10,000.
Additionally, real estate continues to be viewed positively as a tangible asset with long-term appreciation potential. Equities, specifically indices like the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, are also considered viable, although with caution regarding market volatility and valuations.
Furthermore, some analysts advocate for a diversified approach that includes holding a portion of portfolio assets in gold or silver to hedge against market dips and inflation. Overall, there is a clear preference for a balanced strategy that incorporates both traditional equities and alternative assets to manage risk effectively.
Gold is expected to surpass 5,000 and may reach 10,000 in the long term due to ongoing inflation and government spending. Despite its lack of dividends and potential risks, many believe it should be part of an investment portfolio, ideally around 5-10%.