Article Of The Week
"2 Recession Resistant Dividend Stocks To Consider For Your Portfolio"
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock, then it’s likely you aware of the ongoing war between Israel, the U.S., & Iran. While many assumed the war would be short-lived, I believe the markets are now pricing in fear.
In my opinion, this fear is due to the war potentially causing a recession. Wars are often highly inflationary. High oil prices = high gas prices. And with the labor market weakening and high inflation, this is a recipe for disaster, or a recession.
Recession are sometimes healthy and normal. But if you’re an investor, it’s important to know how to position yourself to protect your capital. While most of the market will decline should we see a recession, some will hold up better than others.
In this week’s article of the week, I discuss two picks to consider for your portfolio.
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