[uzakov]

Would be interesting to hear your opinion on why you think certain assets will not keep going up.

Treasury bonds rates are low (especially once you consider shadow inflation), inflation is fairly high atm. Where can investors park their money for some return above inflation?

[treeman79]

Bubbles pop. Pyramid schemes reach their conclusion. This is a natural cycle. Also starting to seem some bans on wasting electricity for useless number crunching.

[uzakov]

But I guess the answer still stands, from investor(especially regular investor) point of view, where can you park your money that is likely to generate return on part/slightly higher than inflation, while not investing into too high risk assets? There are not many options available, ie t-bonds etc are not an option for many

[treeman79]

Nft for moment. Something else soon. Land seems like the default dumping ground for excess money.

Lots of cities are having a high percentage of homes being owned by mega-corps.

[uzakov]

Not sure if your suggestion of NFT is a sarcasm or you actually believe it. I haven't seen any studies on risk/potential return on NFT, but my bet would be that average person with some money that needs investing would lose, rather than make money.

[treeman79]

NFT is the current scam. Of course I said that when bit coin was a few Dollars..