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Singhs investing philosophy focuses on spreading money across multiple assets for risk protection.

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According toBlackRock, this strategy can lead to less volatile returns and a higher chance of long-term growth.

His suggested strategy is regularly making purchases and then leaving those investments alone.

While losing some money is normal, this approach can help you better ride through recessions.

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Plus, Singh advised against targeting individual stocks.

Hard Assets

Hard assets are things you physically own, including real estate.

The potential yearly profit would be $14,200 a 7.1% return on investment.

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Singh mentioned sharing ownership or using crowdfunding sites as alternatives.

He discussed keeping around 2% of his portfolio in this protection asset and making regular purchases.

When I invest in gold, I dont consider it an investment, per se.

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Singh mentioned he didnt follow price changes.

Speculative Assets

Speculative assets are high-risk choices likeNFTs, crypto, collectibles and startups.

He discussed understanding the risk before you buy these investments.

Consider how comfortable you are with dedicating a portion of your portfolio to these assets.

Income-Producing Assets

Income-producing assets can provide funds for your needs and goals.

While a business usually requires upfront costs it’s crucial that you cover, theres alsolimitless income potential.

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