German bank Berenberg recommends that investors direct 45% of their portfolios to gold, precious metals and bitcoin, 20% to commodities and 35% to shares, completely avoiding bonds. Strategic analysts, led by Jonathan Stubbs, argue that the environment of geopolitical instability, persistent inflation and high state debt favours this distribution. The bank estimates that a possible deal between Donald Trump and Shi Jinping within the next month could boost the stock markets, despite the six key risks it detects.