The Alpha Strategy is considered a good introduction, especially since it tries to go into the economics of collapse:
https://zombieprepdotnet.files.wordpress...reface.pdf
The solution presented is rather simplistic and not always workable, but that's why I call it an 'introduction'.
Sovereign Man has some articles that tackle the issue; I've only looked at their free stuff but there are some good ideas to ponder even in the free section. https://www.sovereignman.com/
The SpreZZaturian blog also touches on this topic and on investments in general. Here is a pertinent post, as an example:
http://mikaelsyding.com/its-different-can-you-profit/
I'm also interested in the topic, and so far I've found that the best advice boils down to:
- Don't be in debt when the recession hits
- Have a recession proof job
- Have ca$h, because assets (stocks, houses, machines) will be artificially cheap initially (to have ca$h, the rule is: spend less than you earn).
- Have gold/silver, in case ca$h becomes worthless (from hyperinflation, bank system collapse). Don't store gold/silver in banks where they can be confiscated.
- If you own stocks, don't panic sell them when the market crashes, let them regain their value over time
- Own a second passport, so that you have options when it comes to economic opportunities
That said, this advice won't always work. For example: Just before Zimbabwe's economic meltdown, Zimbabwean home owners found that the bank loans they had taken out to buy homes with ended up shrinking due to hyperinflation, so they actually won on that deal.
https://zombieprepdotnet.files.wordpress...reface.pdf
The solution presented is rather simplistic and not always workable, but that's why I call it an 'introduction'.
Sovereign Man has some articles that tackle the issue; I've only looked at their free stuff but there are some good ideas to ponder even in the free section. https://www.sovereignman.com/
The SpreZZaturian blog also touches on this topic and on investments in general. Here is a pertinent post, as an example:
http://mikaelsyding.com/its-different-can-you-profit/
I'm also interested in the topic, and so far I've found that the best advice boils down to:
- Don't be in debt when the recession hits
- Have a recession proof job
- Have ca$h, because assets (stocks, houses, machines) will be artificially cheap initially (to have ca$h, the rule is: spend less than you earn).
- Have gold/silver, in case ca$h becomes worthless (from hyperinflation, bank system collapse). Don't store gold/silver in banks where they can be confiscated.
- If you own stocks, don't panic sell them when the market crashes, let them regain their value over time
- Own a second passport, so that you have options when it comes to economic opportunities
That said, this advice won't always work. For example: Just before Zimbabwe's economic meltdown, Zimbabwean home owners found that the bank loans they had taken out to buy homes with ended up shrinking due to hyperinflation, so they actually won on that deal.