Sweden issues wartime warning on holding cash
Sweden’s central bank says all adults should hold a week’s worth of cash at home so they can buy food, medicine and other essentials in case of a war or other crisis
— First Squawk (@FirstSquawk) March 4, 2026
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GUNS N GEAR
That is such basic advice. I’m shocked that not everyone does it. Even in a perfectly safe world you should always have at least a few weeks worth of food in your house, a few weeks worth of cash on hand, a couple of firearms plus ammo, radios, and some basic medical supplies.
In today’s world, we should all have a lot more than that!
The fact that they European governments are saying these things to their people indicates that trouble is here.