Welcome,
Inflation is a scary word. It means higher prices for the things we need in our daily lives. Food, gas, rent, and and even our prescriptions cost more.
It’s a tax on every American. And it’s one that there is no way to avoid.
I know, as I’m sure you do that a bit of inflation is a natural part of a free market economy. But when inflation outpaces our wage growth, things get a little uncomfortable, and stocks come under pressure.
And as an investor, a typical response to high inflation is to take your money out of the market and stay on the sidelines. But we don’t advise that.
History is undefeated on one point. Unfortunately, the market doesn’t announce when it’s going to turn around. And if you’re on the sidelines when it does, you’ll be missing out on the most significant gains.
But with some simple legwork, you can invest in stocks that will continue to generate revenue and earnings. That’s important because earnings growth is the most significant predictor of stock price growth.
When the economy is going well, many companies can get away with lackluster earnings or even being unprofitable. But earnings growth is essential to stock price growth when inflation is raging.
And when inflation is high, it’s also good to find dividend stocks. That’s because the dividends you receive can be added to the stock price growth to give you a total return that can help you keep up with inflation.
Periods of high inflation are not times to grip it and rip it. Instead, they are times when you want to shorten your swing and keep it in the fairway. These are times when any gain is a good gain.
That’s the focus of this special presentation, in which we feature seven inflation-resistant stocks that will allow you to keep ahead of inflation.
View the 7 Inflation-Resistant Stocks to Buy for a Profitable 2023
William Bushee
MarketBeat.com
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