Buy Cans of Tuna as the best Investment at the moment.

[RichInSpirit]

Just after watching a video that was suggested to me by Google or YouTube and basically it said to buy cans of Tuna as an alternative investment.

I was buying cans of Tuna earlier in the year as they were very prominent in Lidl at the time.

But there is only so much Tuna you can comfortably eat.

 

[Cervelo]

Sounds a bit fishy to me

 

[PMU]

I think he was being semi-sarcastic. https://www.atuna.com/pages/bitcoin-crash-canned-tuna-the-best-investment. At least you can eat your tuna, whereas you can't eat gold or bitcoin. [Or, if you do not wish to pass up on a great "oppor-tuna-ty", you could always invest in tuna canning companies https://finance.yahoo.com/news/canned-tuna-market-worth-9-150000255.html. (This is not a recommendation to invest in tuna canning companies)]

 

[odyssey06]

Hmm. I could stack up on tuna using Dunnes spend and save vouchers.
But then I have to find room to store them.
And I don't like tuna if the price doesn't go up.

I will stick to whiskey I think.

 

[RichInSpirit]

The video did mention US government bonds and the dollar and other stuff all right but Cans of Tuna is what I really took from it.

 

[RichInSpirit]

When I started noticing the cans of Tuna earlier this year in Lidl, there was some talk in the media about food shortages.

And looking at the best before date on the cans of Tuna it was like sometime in 2024 before they were out of date.

They even have Tuna salad in aluminium containers with approx. 2 year expiry dates too. And different flavour Tuna salads too.

So I was thinking it might be wise to stockpile the Tuna.