Cash is not a "safe haven" as you think, but a black hole slowly and quietly swallowing your purchasing power.

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When you look at the latest figures of the US Dollar Index (DXY),
you discover that the currency considered the world's measure of value is beginning to lose momentum in a concerning way.

Today, the index trades at levels of 97.05, recording a sharp decline of about 9.5% in just one year.

And if the dollar closes this year in the red, we will face the first consecutive annual loss since 2006-2007.

These numbers are not just statistics,
but a clear "market message":

The metric by which all assets (liquidity) are measured is eroding.
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Why should you run from cash now?

Deterioration of "standing":
When the dollar weakens, the value of everything you hold in cash decreases relative to goods and real assets.

What you see as "stability" in your bank balance is actually a hidden loss of your future purchasing power.
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The era of real assets:
In the face of declining fiat currencies, "owning assets" becomes the only shield.

Gold, silver, and strong stocks are not just investments,
but stores of value that protect your wealth from currency melting.
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Repositioning:
A recent Bank of America report indicates a historic shift;
where analysts expect the second half of this decade to be dominated by "emerging markets," "small businesses," and "natural resources,"

Just as in the 1970s when these assets outperformed cash and bonds.
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Summary:
In a world where liquidity is constantly injected and sovereign debts are increasing,
holding large amounts of cash becomes an emotional decision rather than an investment one.

Real investing today is to move out of the "illusion of monetary safety" into the "reality of productive assets."

Always remember:
Ultimately,
markets do not forgive those who are content to watch while holding a currency that loses its value day after day.

Do you have a clear strategy to convert your cash savings into assets that preserve their value,
or do you still prefer the "safety" of your bank balance?

Share your opinion,
and what assets do you see as the best hedges in 2026?