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Yes, but different states have different rules. Apparently in that guy's state, they won't take shares, only cash value of shares.



This could work for you, in the chance an investment didn't pan out and you're liquidated at the top. But for long periods of time, cash loses value to inflation. Seems off that states wouldn't accept shares. They're not as liquid as cash, but not far from it.




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