In the old days, when inflation was a given, clients were advised to invest in stocks as the best hedge against inflation. You can still rely on it.
Author: Nancy Tengler
‘Invest in inflation’: As costs soar, putting more money into stocks may be good for your 401(k)
The great irony of inflation is what is bad for families is not necessarily bad for stocks.
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‘Resist’ the urge to buy AMC, Gamestop and Blackberry stocks. Don’t be a lemming as their prices soar.
AMC stock has soared nearly 2,600% year-to-date even though the theater chain’s revenues in 2020 dropped 46% below 2012. Gamestop is also too high.