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Americans seem to be divided on the importance of raising
the U. S. debt ceiling. Regardless of your personal politics,
avoid investing in countries that cavalierly allow their
debt and deficit to balloon. A year ago I wrote the column "Avoid the 'Ring-of-Fire'
Countries" that suggested readers should underweight
investments in countries with a high debt and deficit and
low economic freedom. That recommendation has proven
brilliant. Given the dangers of worldwide sovereign debt,
this may be one time when investors should continue to tilt
foreign and toward specific countries.
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06/19
Father's Day: Review your estate plan with your children
06/21
First Day of Summer
The "Dakota Voice" has been featuring David John Marotta's articles regularly. For the latest installment, visit "The Dakota Voice's" page.
To protect our money, several safeguards are advisable. They
aren't always necessary, but they are certainly safer than
the alternative. One of these safeguards is to insist on
investing only in liquid assets. Investors undervalue
liquidity 99. 9% of the time. You need to be in the other
0. 1%. Liquidity refers to the ability of an asset to be easily
sold without losing value in the process. Imagine starting
with a pile of money, buying the asset, holding it a week
and then trying to sell it again.
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