Clem Chambers | Source | CEO at Online Blockchain plc

"With the euro markets - and particularly with the UK market - there's a very obvious trend down; not a crash but a bear market grind down. It is quite possible that could go on for another two to three years. Meanwhile the American markets are ludicrously high and it’s a few gigantic stocks driving the indices. The prices of various companies are utterly ridiculous; look at Tesla, it’s worth five times Ford and GM put together. Something is fundamentally wrong and to me that’s prognostic of a crash.”

I say put your assets into 33% cash, 33% stocks and 33% gold/crypto, but that might be rather dramatic for many people. So, here is a thought for the cash-loving who idolise their regal cash and would be sad to part with it, even while the spectre of inflation looms...

Spread your cash as follows: 33% USD (probably the most inflation prone), 33% euro (printing but not like the confetti folks at the Fed) and 33% yen (Japan practically invented deflation, and for a good reason (spoiler): they like it.

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4374558-global-money-printing-press-ways-to-protect

The market is meant to be a super-efficient valuation mechanism but it appears to be broken. In a nutshell, a company the scale of Berkshire Hathaway should not be performing this way. The stock market has lost its ability to value companies and is now a warehouse for cash.