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by tomrod 1364 days ago
I am not a financial advisor. Nor am I your financial advisor. Below are my opinions.

It depends. Countercyclical assets are a common strategy. Sometimes called "guns and butter." Utilities, some bonds, bulk food production, etc.

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An inflationary bear market with federal monetary policy tightening and you suggest bonds? Really?

Unless they are IBonds - what rationale do you have for this and what would have been the return on invested capital if you did this anytime in the last ~6-8 months.

Since the effects of monetary policy tightening are already priced in, bonds are no wrong-er than any other answer...