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Stocks, I'd think. All of that extra money in the hands of the wealthy will go towards investments, and eventually into the market. Probably some stocks and se
by jfengel 1y ago
Stocks, I'd think. All of that extra money in the hands of the wealthy will go towards investments, and eventually into the market.
Probably some stocks and sectors will benefit more than others, but I think that a broad index fund will get you a lot of the benefit with none of the guesswork, and less risk.
There is, of course, the existential risk that the entire system will collapse. You could diversify out of the country, though I would expect any such crisis to ripple out everywhere.
- AnimalMuppet 1y agoFor inflation, sure, stocks are good. For stagflation, I'm not so sure. The stagnation part is a headwind for stocks; the inflation is a tailwind, and I'm not sure how that works out.