A boring dump into one’s account of T-Bill stimulus every few weeks seems like a decent shelter in a tumultuous world. 

So Strauss and Howe wrote (in the late 80s/early 90s) that we should regard the years of 1924, 1855, 1766 and 1673 as a blue print for our current situation.  One would think the behavior and preparation that was successful during those years going into the culmination of our own crisis (about 2029-ish) would also be successful during our own. And let’s assume that deposit loss risk is minimal today.

These years were followed by 1929, the panic of 1857 (with many bank failures) through the Civil War, The Credit Crisis of 1772 through to the American Revolution, and the Glorious Revolution spillover.

Rolling over T-Bills every few weeks doesn’t seem too bad in the efficient frontier woods.