Bonds. They generally do well when equities do poorly, but stagflation (low growth + high inflation) can mess with that strategy. In theory, gold/silver should be relatively good to own in the event of stagflation (due to partial remonetization/low returns elsewhere).
Bonds. They generally do well when equities do poorly, but stagflation (low growth + high inflation) can mess with that strategy. In theory, gold/silver should be relatively good to own in the event of stagflation (due to partial remonetization/low returns elsewhere).