tangibles

基本解釋

It is the best term those trained in tangibles can find for a broken heart.
這是那些富有經(jīng)驗的人為一顆傷透了的心找到的最恰當(dāng)?shù)恼f法。
Under paper, we put stocks and shares, bonds, currency and cash. Under tangibles, we find hard assets like land, gold coins, factories and oil tankers.
紙資產(chǎn)是指股票、債券、外匯和現(xiàn)金。硬資產(chǎn)指的是土地、硬幣、工廠或油輪等。
Especially during cycles of high inflation, investors try to purchase tangibles that will at least retain their current market values.
尤其在高通貨膨脹時期,投資者盡量購買那些至少會保持他們現(xiàn)有市場價值的有形資產(chǎn)。
As for longer-term investments, I've completely cashed out of my equity holdings and invested in tangibles, including gold and land.
至于長線投資，我已經(jīng)全部取現(xiàn)了，并投資到有形的實物中，包括黃金和土地。
Thus, we are in the early stages of a massive global currency debasement which will see tangibles, and most particularly gold, rise significantly in price.
這樣看來，我們正處于全球貨幣貶值的早期階段，今后將會看到有形資產(chǎn)，特別是黃金的價格大幅上升。