Prudence does not require PREVENTION but mitigation of the risk of large losses and IS the central decision in managing assets. Diversification is THE way to accomplish the required mitigation; unless under the circumstances it is prudent not to do so.
When the Fed and certain banks largely in a certain Federal Reserve district east of the Hudson, most of whom also double as the Primary Dealers, next check Google Earth they may awake from their slumber and see billions of person units of intellectual, productive, consumer, indeed capital power - in contrast to that which underpins the present Reserve Currency.
So as penned here a few weeks back will the Fed, with a fiduciary duty of undivided loyalty owed to both the US taxpayer and EVERY current and future American citizen and certain banks which owe a fiduciary duty to their shareholders BUT not their creditors unless in the zone of insolvency seek as prudence would require to DIVERSIFY FROM THE HERETOFORE ALMIGHTY US DOLLAR?
When costs of future outlays may be driven MORE by what happens outside our borders than within compared to the asset mix of the portfolio established to fund them.
Of one thing I'm sure, as penned in 2008's FiduciaryALERT "Denial of Twin-flation™ is not a prudent investment strategy" 20 years from now some beneficiaries WRIT LARGE and their litigation counsel are going to ask.
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