Best Stocks to Buy to beat Inflation. These have outperformed the market during previous recessions!

In today’s video, I’m going to share 5 different stocks to buy now in a recession and that have outperformed the market in previous recessions or downturns.

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Disclaimer,
This video is for entertainment purposes and all information is only my sole thoughts and opinions. Please seek professional advice before investing into the stock market.

00:00 Intro
0:49 Wal-Mart
First one in the list is Wal-Mart or what my grandpappy called Wally World.

In a world where Amazon seems to dominate retail news, Wal-Mart has steadily become more diversified with its business model which has enabled them at the same time to ride out major economic downturns back in 2008 and 2020.

Wal-Mart is trading around 122 per share and has posted a modest increase of around 7% each year the past 10 years.

When you compare their stock performance to the SP500, they have outperformed the market during those economic dips or drops every time.

Keep in mind, Wal-Mart is attractive to investors because it pays out a dividend which is around 1.82 % or .56 cents per share. It’s important to note, they also have increased their dividend each year since 1974.
2:03 Lowes

Next on the list is Lowes Companies

When it seemed like when covid shut the planet down back in 2020, no one could have guessed Lowes would have exploded with sales. I mean every who owned a house and was stuck at home seemed to find a home project to work on.

As a result, Lowes has beat the SP500 Index by over 60% since 2020 and they beat the index by 35% back in 2008. With a housing market still going, home projects are expected to increase by another 20% going into 2023.

Trading around 184 per share, they have seen an impressive 560% gain the past 10 years.
And as with any good stock, they pay out a dividend yield of over 2% which comes to 1.05 per share currently.

3:31 Abbott
3rd on the list is Abbott Laboratories.
Abbott is a diversified health care products company which as you can imagine has done very well since 2020. However, even before the whole covid thing, Abbott was having very good returns with slow and steady increases since the 1980’s with no major declines.

Trading around 108 a share, they have posted a steady and consistent increase of over 250% the past 10 years.

Know if you know anything about my investing styles, I do like stocks that pay out those dividends and Abbott is no exception. They have a 1.73% yield which comes to about .47 cents per share.

Full disclaimer, this is the one stock out of the 5 in this list that I do not currently own in my portfolio.

4:41 Next Era
4th is Next Era Energy
With energy stocks, it goes without saying that most utilities companies like Next Era tend to have a very good immune system with regards to recession and inflations concerns. Cutting back on power just isn’t the same as cutting back on vacations and shopping trips, so unless it’s a volatile company like PG&E in California these stocks are pretty stable.

Next Era is trading around 77$ per share and has experienced an increase over 350% the past 10 years. Their dividend yield is 2.18% or .42 cents per share.

6:05 Home Depot
5th and last on the list is Home Depot

Almost identical to Lowes, Home Depot experience a massive boom back when covid hit everything and home renovations were through the roof. Although they haven’t been as strong as Lowes in their increases the past few years, they have still gone up over 441% the past 10 years or 41 percent each year on average.

Now lets just pause for a minute, when the SP 500 index averages around 9-10 percent each year since the 1920’s, having an individual stock that averages 41 percent is just flat out impressive.
Their dividend yield is the highest of the 5 at 2.69% or 1.90 per share.
The truth is even if these stocks drop 20-30 percent based on the overall market during a recession. Having the ability to buy stocks like these and many others on sale is something that doesn’t come along very often.

If you were going to buy a Tesla or a House at a 20% plus discount you would be ecstatic, so don’t let your drunk uncle who doesn’t understand the market or thinks an individual politician like Trump or Joe Biden can make or break the stock market.

Go check out these financial sights and read what the actual analyst are saying, because the actions you take today could help you retire tomorrow.
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