Robert Weinstein

The Search for Safe Assets for Mad Times

I have to agree with the guns and ammo comment.

Rare guns seem to continue to go up in value year after year. I am not so sure you can 'invest' in ammo as it loses the portability aspect pretty fast but to have a rare $5000+ handgun is a way to store value and in very evil times can have other uses as well.

While I am not a hunter I have been adding a few guns per year to a collection (I haven't shot most of them) and while many investments have gone down all the guns that I have bought can be sold for more than I paid and in some cases like some
WWII M1s that I bought three years ago they have more than doubled.

I understand some people simply don't like guns and that's fine but it doesn't change the fact that as an investment they are rock solid and during times of crisis they may have more value than their weight in gold.