RE, precious metals, agriculture, small private businesses (llc or lp), patents/IP, etc.... Your suggestions? EDIT: Stocks, bonds, bank accounts (these are more exposed to inflation, though)
I think RE long-term, just not for the next few years. Agriculture yes. Small Biz - no (depends on the biz, of course, but no way consider this a store of value). Patents too speculative and shelf-life issues.
You may want to consider Canadian diamonds, since they are considered to be "blood free". Coffee can be stored for a long time, more than ten years I think, although I'm not a coffee expert. Palladium seem to go through a shortage every decade or two and is otherwise precious. These ideas are relatively unaffected by money supply and interest rates that effect the price of pretty much everything