Top Stocks for Investing in High Inflation

by | Jun 27, 2023 | Invest During Inflation | 35 comments

Top Stocks for Investing in High Inflation




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Inflation is hitting, not only India but the whole world hard.
Right now the number is roughly 8%, and this has 2x-ed in the last couple of months.

So one thing is clear – we are effectively losing money at a very fast pace.

What should you do in such a scenario?

Watch this video till the end to understand

0:00 Intro
02:47 Types of inflation
05:20 Options to save yourself against inflation
14:49 What type of inflation are we in?
17:00 A risky strategy
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Where to Invest in High Inflation? (3 Key Stocks!)

Inflation is an economic phenomenon dreaded by many investors and consumers alike. It erodes the purchasing power of money, making it harder to maintain a comfortable lifestyle. However, while high inflation can be challenging, it also creates opportunities for smart investors who know where to place their money. In this article, we will discuss three key stocks in which you can invest during times of high inflation.

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1. Gold: The Time-Tested Hedge

Gold has long been considered a safe haven during times of economic uncertainty and inflation. It has a track record of preserving wealth, even when currencies lose their value. As inflation rises, so does the value of gold, making it an attractive option for investors looking for a reliable store of value.

Investing in gold can be done either directly through physical gold, such as coins or bars, or indirectly through gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and gold mining stocks. Physical gold offers the advantage of direct ownership and storing, ensuring you have control over your investment. On the other hand, ETFs and gold mining stocks provide diversified exposure to the gold market while eliminating the hassle of storing and safeguarding the physical metal.

2. Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)

Real estate has historically performed well during periods of high inflation. As inflation increases, the value of real estate tends to rise, leading to higher rental income and property prices. Additionally, real estate investments provide a hedge against inflation since rental income can be adjusted in response to inflationary pressures.

Investing directly in real estate can require substantial capital and management responsibilities. However, you can gain exposure to the real estate market through Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs). REITs are companies that own, operate, or finance income-generating properties. By investing in REITs, you can access a diversified portfolio of real estate assets without the burden of direct ownership.

3. Consumer Staples Stocks

Investing in consumer staples stocks is another strategy to consider when inflation is on the rise. Consumer staples are products that people buy on a regular basis, regardless of the economic climate. Examples include food, beverages, personal care products, and household items. These companies tend to have stable earnings and cash flows, making them less vulnerable to the effects of inflation.

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When the cost of raw materials increases due to inflation, consumer staples companies can pass on those costs to customers without significantly impacting demand. Moreover, their products are typically essential, allowing them to maintain a consistent customer base. By investing in consumer staples stocks, you can take advantage of steady dividend payments and potentially enjoy capital appreciation even during inflationary periods.

Conclusion

While high inflation presents challenges, it also provides opportunities for investors who know where to allocate their funds. Gold, real estate investment trusts (REITs), and consumer staples stocks are three key areas to consider during inflationary times. By diversifying your portfolio and investing in these sectors, you may be able to safeguard your wealth and generate steady returns even in the face of rising prices. Remember to conduct thorough research and consult with a financial advisor to make informed investment decisions that align with your risk tolerance and long-term goals.

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35 Comments

  1. Akshat Shrivastava

    Any strategies you are using to fight inflation? Let me know 😉

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  2. Lisa Ollie

    Life isn't fair. Wealth disparity is real. Inflation is up, wages are stagnant, recession is likely. But, complaining won't help you. Cut costs and spending choices. Build your skills and earn more. Learn how to invest and grow. Take control of your life.

  3. Bhupesh Agrawal

    Amazon not give good returns…I have experienced since one year but apple is good…all time my personal experience..

  4. Akash Bangare

    Sir we would love to see a video on steel

  5. raV

    There are many immatures @ IMF… This is how they play their agenda & blinds like you even after extra eyes get sold out…watch the video below.

    https://youtu.be/oEQNzo7F8os

  6. Suman Ratnalu

    Are you still bullish on steel after govt increased tax on metal export ? All the steel stocks fell more than 10% today.

  7. Raghu Vamsi Kodaboina

    Interesting Palladium. Why? Interest to know your views. But should check the market as well

  8. xsy

    Lol, all guys who did MBA thinks they are economist. when inflation goes up you are right but I assume that inflation will start to fall from here and if inflation falls from 8% to 4% in next few years then all prices will crash 50% including stocks. So good luck with you. I will stick with bonds and NCD for next three years. With the rapid rate hikes inflation gonna fall and cash will be the king and not assets.

  9. marathonintech

    Is it good time to buy primary residence. Currently paying rent for 30% of earnings ?

  10. MOHIT GUPTA

    Akshat u do realize that global markets are interconnected ,trading different market doesnt necessarily de risk your portfolio ..And how can a common person keep track on USA or Chinese market there are so many factors that will make a person go bonkers be it sizing the portfolio or taking positions … The idea might be good for people with corpus of 50 lac or more but for a person investing 40k or 30 K in a month wont move a thing for him ….

  11. Maanya's creative hub

    Your videos ate just superb……they are so easy to understand that even a lay man can understand and gain knowledge

  12. Vidyuth M

    @akshat Hey Akshat, I am not able to deposit INR in my Vauld account. Throw some knowledge on it please! Thanks. Btw, you’re doing great and I am in stock market because of people like you. Thank you so much.

  13. Muskaan Sureka

    Hi Akshat! Thank thank you for making such insightful videos.
    Kindly make A video on the steel and Palladium commodities and growing prospect in the future. Would love to know more about them?

  14. Broke Man

    we need a vid for palladium

  15. Broke Man

    adani sitting on 2.2T debt

  16. RONAK BANSAL

    What are those 2 bluechip crypto you were discussing?

  17. Sohail Ahmed

    Please make a video on palladium

  18. Ashish Sinha

    Sir, i have taken a car loan of 7lakh at 8%. if we are unable to pay all the remaining at once as u said to avoid inflation scenario., then how we should strategies this.

  19. Master Yoda

    US Feds nahi sir It's US Fed

  20. Richie smart

    Last week, Warren Buffett talked in BBC news about how investors and traders can make millions through Crypto. He also recommended an expert Mrs Olivia Segal. Wondering if any viewers here are familiar with her services?

  21. nihad kv

    Guys blue chip crypto ? means

  22. Hemanth K

    Sir..

    Sir ..

    For such a small repo rate only the markets fell so much ..

    Now June onwards every month , the repo rate will be hiked by 40, 25, and so on to become 6.25 % by June 2023 .. so do we expect the markets to fall drastically each time rate hike happens ?? Please tell ..

  23. Hemant Banik

    Please do make a seperate video on falling INR

  24. Rohit Agarwal

    We want to know more on falling INR

  25. Prannoy Roy

    Make a video how investing into bitcoin can save you from inflation in the coming years..

  26. Bharati Borah

    Please Vedios on usd and inr

  27. Manish Prasad

    if the demand of real estate goes down and the supply is high, wont the cost of real estate come down and by that logic shouldn't one wait to buy real estate with interest rates going high which will lead to less demand and hence eventually lower price of real estate.

  28. rajeshrana706

    Hi Akshat, you made a video on NMDC earlier this year. Are you still bullish about it?

  29. Linda Wilson

    Love < the content and how you hold accountability in what you talk about.. <Growing economic uncertainty impacted S&P 500 index members like Illumina (ILMN), which declined by 27% over the past seven days and Caesars Entertainment (CZR) faced a 25% drop. Shopify (SHOP), one of the largest Canadian e-commerce companies also saw its stock plunge by 28%. Traders are scratching their heads and asking whether it’s the U.S. Federal Reserve tightening to blame for the volatility. The monetary authority has been increasing the interest rates and has also reaffirmed their plans to sell bonds and debt-related instruments. <I made a decision during the pandemic that I had to relitigate my entire portfolio. <There’s a pre-pandemic world and a post-pandemic world, and a post-pandemic world has a lot more government deficits, these boring times in the markets are what will make the clever investors rich we are already on shaky footing with historically low volume. This can only be based on opinion. <Meanwhile tradiing bitcoin options provide excellent opportunities for investors aiming to maximize gains while limiting their losses. Using multiple call(buy) options Burwell Coleman create a strategy capable of returns six times higher than the potential loss these can be used in bullish and bearish circumstances, depending on the investors expectations thanks to him I've earn 9' btc! in crypto tradng. There might be so many investments out there but if profits must be considered, which is actually the sole aim of every investment then I’ll advice you to go into crypto tradiing because it has higher profit returns

  30. s.varada rajan

    Pl make a video on commodity trading

  31. Hoshi Fuyo

    The wisest thing that should be on everyones' mind currently, should be, To invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on the government, especially with the current economic crisis around the world.

  32. Tarunendra Pratap Singh

    I like Akshat’s knowledge and analysis but I won’t buy stocks recommended by him simply because he forces his invested stocks down our throats in which he is invested in.

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