A few weeks ago on the Master Investor blog Nick Sudbury argued that investors, given the current environment of rising inflation, should be looking at ways to protect their wealth from currency debasement.
One way of doing that is to invest in cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, the increasingly popular Ethereum, or perhaps one of 900+ other digital currencies which are now estimated to have been created. The theory is that, by having a fixed supply (or known rate of new coin creation), cryptocurrencies are able to hold their value better than fiat currencies (such as the pound, dollar, euro etc.) which can have their supply increased in an instant by the actions of central banks and governments.
by Nick Sudbury | Funds| 1 mins. to read Last year's Brexit referendum has created a huge amount of uncertainty for British businesses and the election of a minority Conservative government has muddied the waters even further.
by Nick Sudbury | Funds| 2 mins. to read A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the new Supermarket Income REIT (LON:SUPR), which is in the process of buying a portfolio of supermarket freeholds. These sites that are already up and running will then be leased back in order to generate a high and inflation-linked yield for investors.
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