Inflation Rising… Consumer is Spooked – Where to Invest Now?

by | Feb 21, 2023 | Invest During Inflation | 25 comments

Inflation Rising… Consumer is Spooked – Where to Invest Now?




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Inflation Rising – Consumer is Spooked – Where to Invest Now?

The U.S. economy is experiencing inflation at its highest level in years, causing consumer confidence to drop and investors to question where to put their money. Inflation is defined as an increase in the overall level of prices in an economy. It is caused by a variety of factors, including rising wages, increasing demand for goods and services, and a weaker currency.

When inflation rises, the purchasing power of consumers is diminished. This is because the same amount of money will buy less than it did before. As a result, consumer confidence takes a hit as people become more cautious about spending.

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At the same time, investors are faced with the challenge of finding investments that will still yield a return despite the rising cost of living. The stock market is a popular option, but it can be volatile. Bonds and other fixed-income investments are generally more reliable, but they offer lower returns.

Real estate is another option that can provide a steady stream of income. The value of property tends to increase over time, so it can be a good hedge against inflation. Plus, rental income can provide a steady source of income.

Gold and other precious metals are also considered a safe-haven investment. They tend to retain their value during times of economic uncertainty and can provide a hedge against inflation.

Finally, investors can look to alternative investments, such as cryptocurrency and peer-to-peer lending. These investments can offer higher returns than traditional investments, but they also come with higher risks.

With inflation on the rise, it’s important for investors to carefully consider their options and make sure they are investing in assets that will protect their wealth and provide a steady stream of income. Real estate, precious metals, and alternative investments can all be good options, depending on the individual’s risk tolerance and financial goals.

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25 Comments

  1. Mason Sixsmith

    How can we access the platform you use to value stocks

  2. elexj

    Hello Jimmy! Where does the calculator gets it's data? will it be outdated or does it need a license?

  3. Marie-louise Le Roux

    It's a very good idea if people get to setup some stuffs aside for themselves that could be bringing them money apart from there businesses

  4. Michael Swami

    Data without analysis is without value. That prior consumer confidence low was made at the beginning of the greatest bull run in recent history.

  5. Kevin Bailey

    Always good to get some affirmation on HII. Have held for just under 2 years and buy anytime it runs under $180

  6. sanderdejong66

    I think google interpreted Jimmy’s query for “defensive stock” as “defense stock”. Which makes sense, considering Ukrain.

  7. Friend

    Thanks for the great content…I watch your channel every week. Just one question…I have 25 shares of Google with a 2,700 average. Do you think in this market I should get out of my positions and buy back or just hold thorough it all? Appreciate any thoughts on this…

  8. Bret Feeney

    Jimmy, I just bought 25 more shares of INTC and I think it's at a good price. Could you make a new video on INTC?

    Thanks

  9. juandre

    The pandemic came and taught everyone the importance of having multiple stream of income, unfortunately having a nice paying job doesn't mean you are financial secured anymore. So we all need to put in an etra-income earning chance, like investment.

  10. Mr.Spacely

    I’m invested heavily in defense already
    They were down in May for a while while I was buying them

  11. Andy Tolle

    Thanks for the explanation on the GDP, really refreshing.
    On inflation: government, returns or not, I'm morally against supporting companies where revenues are based on the amount of people they kill.

  12. greekgeekconsulting

    Hey Jimmy, could you add a data field to the calculator website for dividend coverage ratio?

  13. Phil Manrick

    Hi Jimmy, your choice of compagny are all related to defence to protect yourself against the drop of consumer confidence, yes this is gouvernent spending but if in a bad economy the goverment switch their spending, less on defense and more for infrastructure for instence those compagny might not do so great. What about consumer staples? People will continue to eat and use essential products. Any good buy in this sector ? beside ETF

  14. Anthony Santiago

    Quick question. Is the discord channel ($14) tier or even the $7 tier worth subscribing to? If so, does it show the process that Jimmy uses to value stocks and due diligence? I’m still pretty new to investing and I am still debating whether to use the discord for Learn to invest or Everything Money.

  15. Sungmin

    Great video as usual! Jimmy , Could you do analysis on Berkshire hathaway?

  16. ReconPro

    Where do you get the data for Consumer Confidence?

  17. Alexis Gamarra

    Does that web work for business that aren't profitable yet?

  18. Peter Ma

    How many companies will be put in the DCF calculator?

  19. ocean

    Great hint for investments, thank you Jimmy:)

  20. TO DA MOON!!!

    Michael Burry recently bought GD and sold LMT. Great minds think alike Jimmy.

  21. photeeth

    Killer stocks picks

  22. Ken Tichy

    Wait until Putin stops jerking the world around and then re-evaluate what you're going to do. Going in before he stops his stupidity against the Ukraine is not a smart thing to do.

  23. Fabrizio M.

    Hi Jimmy, about HII have you considered the debts they have now because of their last acquisition?

  24. Lawrence Erhart

    I am not DCA buying in a market that is going down. Instead I am SOS sitting on the sidelines. I have Not lost a Dollar.
    You cannot catch a Falling knife. The Fed is going to raise interest rates 7 times this year. Stay in cash.
    Palantir released their earnings report yesterday, it was BAD. PLTR no longer has any support and can fall all the way to $5.
    ARKK, PLTR, COIN, CHPT, DKNG, SOFI, ROKU and RBLX are CRAP and will continue to Fall in a Bear Market.
    I am Sitting on the Sidelines (SOS) until March 15 when the Fed will increase Interest Rates.

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