Diversifying into bonds or real estate by using ETFs with systematic rebalancing helps hedge against the risk while supporting the accumulation of physical reserves to capture projected 2026 growth from central bank buying and green tech demand
🚨Precious metals plunge: How do you hedge against the risk?
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