Bitcoin, Gold, Stocks Are The Best Portfolio To Fight Inflation

Co -Chairman and CEO of Tudor Investment Corp, Paul Tudor Jones, recently appeared in A. Bloomberg An interview where he explained what he sees as the best portfolio to fight inflation.

Jones said: “What can be a perfect wallet … What has succeeded so far is some of the stock groups, which will not do it wonderfully, which will do it terribly if we already have,” Jones said. “If they called us out and gave us the bond market in fact an accident and then spill. But there will be a kind of gold, modified folder, bitcoin, gold, arrows. This may be the best anti -inflation portfolio. VOL is modified because the folder of Bitcoin is five times of gold, so you will do it in different ways.”

Jones highlight the need for a balance of volatility, especially when combining assets such as bitcoin and gold. He suggested that this type of mixture, average risk, gives investors the strongest defense against the effect of inflation.

When asked if he would allocate 1 or 2 percent of his wallet to Bitcoin, Jones made the biggest picture behind the reason for seeing it.

“Especially, the road map is clear … again, if you are a policy maker,” Jones said. “I will really operate real low prices. I will get hot inflation, and I will impose taxes on the American consumer to get out of my debt trap, and this is exactly what is to inflation, and they may be in the world, and they may be in the world, and work on that until he ignores the population, you are ignoring. He – is.”

Yesterday, in an interview with Bloomberg, CEO and CEO of the strategy, Michael Sailor also commented on the future of Bitcoin.

“Winter is no longer,” Siur commented. “We have passed that stage. If Bitcoin does not reach scratch, you will reach one million dollars. The President of the United States is designed. He supports Bitcoin, supports the Bitcoin cabinet, supports Scott Besent Bitcoin, and Paul Atkins appears as a believer enthusiastic about bitcoin and digital waves … Bitcoin has been done through the risk period.”