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Grant Cardone, the real‑estate magnate behind Cardone Capital, is monitoring where the $7 trillion in money‑market cash could flow next.
**What Cardone highlighted:**
On X, he cited Fed data showing roughly $7 trillion parked in money markets and asked: as rates decline, will this capital shift to gold, Bitcoin, real‑estate, or equities? The post sparked debate.
- **Trader JD** argued that real‑estate will benefit as investors await lower mortgage rates.
- **Crypto trader Taras.eth** believes funds will gravitate toward Ethereum and stocks.
- **Chartist Brett** noted that historically, these trillions are attracted by 4–5 % yields with low risk. When rates fall to 0–2 % near the cycle’s bottom, money‑market returns collapse, making cash less appealing and prompting a rotation into risk assets like Bitcoin. This shift is projected for Q3–Q4 2026 and could be significant.
**Cardone’s recent actions:**
His Oct. 19 X poll asked followers whether they’d invest $100,000 in gold, Bitcoin, or real‑estate. Bitcoin won with 68.2 % of votes; gold and real‑estate each received about 15–16 %. In mid‑October, Cardone added 200 BTC to the 300 BTC he bought the week before, bringing Cardone Capital’s holdings to 500 BTC. He also hinted that future real‑estate deals may incorporate Bitcoin for financing and operations, positioning the crypto as a treasury asset to smooth liquidity and fund growth.
**Other market trends:**
- Nvidia and Tesla missed expectations; Intel could become the next AI juggernaut at $0.81 a share.
- GM‑backed EnergyX is tackling the lithium supply crunch.
- A Jeff Bezos‑backed fund offering 7–9 % yield with monthly dividends is on the radar.
**Why diversification matters:**
Economic cycles shift, sectors rise and fall, and no single investment thrives in every environment. Diversifying across real‑estate, fixed income, precious metals, crypto, and self‑directed retirement accounts helps manage risk, capture steady returns, and build long‑term wealth independent of any one company or industry.
