6) CURRENCY COLLAPSE

A key principle of investing that we should all follow—but one that I sometimes bend—is never putting more than 5% of your portfolio into any single stock, including Bitcoin. I learned this the hard way when I once held a stock that went to zero.

Bitcoin, despite its popularity, is not immune to the same fate. What can be created with a computer can also be destroyed with one—whether through hacking or a potential built-in destruct code from its unknown creator.

Even gold, often seen as the ultimate safe haven, isn’t without risks. In 1933, President Roosevelt confiscated U.S. gold holdings, compensating owners at the market rate, only to revalue gold 50% higher shortly after. This is why I believe in a diversified approach to commodities, rather than going all in on a single asset.

A balanced investment strategy might look something like this:

1/3 in GICs and cash for stability

1/3 in stocks and bonds for growth

1/3 in precious metals and commodities, with a mix of 7 parts silver to 1 part gold, plus a little platinum for good measure.

Diversification isn’t just a theory—it’s a safeguard against the unexpected.

Please consult a professional advisor before making any decisions !

Remember : “But seek ye first the Kingdom of God , and his righteousness ; and all these things shall be added onto you - (Matthew 6:33) !

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