Inflation Hacking: Inflation Investing Techniques to Benefit from High Inflation

By Kendrick Fernandez

Inflation is like a hornet's nest. Once the nest is disturbed, it's almost impossible to get it the hornets back in.

 

This quote, sums up all you need to know about inflation.

 

Once a Government realizes the benefit of increased inflation for a debt based economy, inflation can only be hidden, transferred or obvious. Inflation is rarely removed.

 

Once inflation hits, it is a rapid phenomemon and there is a rush to secure inflation proof securities. Prices of food, gas, services and consumer goods increase faster than your salary; and your standard of living decreases over time.

 

However, savvy investors have inflation proofed their assets in periods of high inflation. Knowing how to measure inflation and observing the first signs of inflation is key. Investing in the right securities, secure assets, solid currencies and good long term debt can help.

 

This book details several investment strategies to prepare for inflationary periods, rock solid asset classes and also has a plan for the worst case scenario of hyperinflation.

 

Even if you've never heard of inflation in your life, you will benefit from the knowledge in this book.

 

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Abiprod Pty Ltd
• Release date: May 9, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201053369

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Inflation Hacking

Table of Contents

Introduction to Inflation

Precious Metals

Commodities

Strong Currency

Real Estate

Cash Flow

Good Debt Options

Inflation-Indexed Bonds

Stocks

Cryptocurrencies

Worst case scenario - Hyperinflation

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Introduction to Inflation

Inflation is defined as the rate at which a currency experiences a decrease in its purchasing power. It is usually experienced over a long period of time in most economies, however, there are examples of extremely high rates of inflation over short periods of time. This is known as hyperinflation. Economists argue that inflation is almost always a result of an excessive increase in the money supply in an economy.

Inflation is felt by the general population by the increase in the prices of goods they purchase. Things like groceries, fuel, and utilities get expensive over lengths of time when an economy is experiencing inflation. Each unit of that economy’s currency loses its value in terms of what people can exchange it for. When economies continue to suffer relatively high rates of inflation over long periods of time, people are able to afford fewer and fewer things. If they have money saved in bank accounts that is interest-free, the value of their savings also decreases.

What causes inflation?

When there is