Minggu, 05 September 2021

7 Forever Stocks That Are Never Bad to Buy

The Early Bird - The Morning Financial Newsletter

Hello there -

Investors thought 2021 would be a kinder, gentler year. It would be less volatile and filled with green arrows as far as the eye can see.

It was a nice thought.

That narrative has run into some problems. Sure, all the major indexes are up for the year. And that’s despite the gut-wrenching 10% drop the NASDAQ index absorbed in March.

In fact, the market still seems to want to march upward and onward. But where is it headed, and why?

You see, many investors don’t feel much like celebrating. In fact, many are concerned or should be about the liquidity in the market. It’s hard to put the amount of liquidity pumped into the market inadequate words. So we’ll keep it simple. The number is $12.3 trillion in the last 13 months. That’s 55% of GDP.

And then there’s the Federal Reserve’s main bugaboo, inflation. The Fed maintains everything is under control while excluding gas prices and groceries.

But we Americans like to do two things: drive and eat. And we know that inflation is already here.

Overall, there’s a sense that gravity is about to give the market a rude awakening. But equities remain the best game in town. Fortunately, there is a sound strategy to get you through this madness. And part of that strategy is anchoring your portfolio with some forever stocks.

Forever stocks aren’t magic beans. They don’t go up forever. But they are stocks that have stood the test of time. And investing in these stocks will keep your portfolio heading in the right direction.

With that in mind, we’ve put together this special presentation that showcases seven of these forever stocks. These are all stocks that are household names, but that’s the point. You don’t need special knowledge. You have to recognize that these are companies that consistently do right by their shareholders.

View the “7 Forever Stocks That Are Never Bad to Buy.”

Matthew Paulson
MarketBeat.com

 
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