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Low emphasizes the importance of personal action—unleashing the free market by acquiring tangible assets like precious metals, land, and productive businesses. He advocates for diversification: holding physical gold and silver, investing in land that produces income, and, where possible, participating in local businesses to ensure self-sufficiency.
He advises against excessive reliance on complex portfolios or overleveraging. Instead, he suggests that in chaotic times, simple, liquid, and tangible assets will outlast financial instruments prone to inflation and default. For instance, gold and silver serve as insurance, while productive land and local enterprises offer income and resilience.