Errors in table 3. Looks like they suggest 10% gold.

Gold got a big backtesting boost from the unpeg. Any of you around then, why'd stocks tank?
https://awealthofcommonsense.com/2015/02/1970s/

> when you're harassing passers-by or taking shits in the middle of a store, you forfeit your freedom

So is the state unwilling, or unable, to build more minimum security prisons

Summary? Participants are mostly fear salesmen, aside from Hyman

Cost of freedom. You cant tell an adult what they're allowed to do with their own body (fentanyl) and you cant lock up the mentally ill because it turns into the Cuckoo's Nest.

Getting rid of minimum wage would get half the bums working, but that sounds mean to voters.

Can we get a rolling list of the regulations he removes

> maintain 4x25 by tilting

Are the assets supposed to be volatility matched? If gov issues 1,000 year bond with huge volatility, should you only hold enough of that to offset the volatility of the other assets?

iBonds are cash.

> For reasons that entirely escape me

State wants more in taxes, and/or this is what the public wants. Its being cheered on Reddit, as sticking it to the greedy Uber executives. Democracy sucks.

How does owning primary residence influence this. If you could sell if you needed to

More internet access and more old people. It's a portfolio for retirees, those panicking during a crash, and goldbugs

It was never the only money tho. When it got too expensive people traded spices, other metals, etc. There are more currencies than ever now

Sure, but capweight is no fun. If you dont argue about the value factor, you might have to go out and do real science.