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Jeremy Schwartz: Why Stocks Are Good Inflation Hedges

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The Relationship Between Stocks and Inflation

Over the course of 200 years, stocks have maintained consistent real returns regardless of inflation/nHistorically, bonds did not have inflation-adjusted bonds, making them vulnerable to higher inflation/nWhen the Fed starts battling inflation and hiking rates, it can be painful for stocks in the short run/nHowever, companies with real assets tend to pass along price increases and grow earnings and dividends along with inflation/nThe S&P dividend growth since 1957 has been about 2% on top of the 3.7% inflation, providing real growth

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