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>>54450551
i suspect you didn't even look at the link but that's okay
pretty sure most people don't research and just trade on feelings

>>54450503
inflationary, so it depends what you are invested in
picrel

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>>53133529
it really depends
more the health of the company and it's relationship to the part of the cycle we are in

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>>53066368
>>53067250
i guess the problem with them is that they tend to lag and if you are truly schizo then inflation measurement they are based off is a fraction of what actual inflation is
"For an investor looking solely for inflation protection, in most instances TIPS provide a good hedging
asset. Moreover, Kothari and Shanken (2004)19 reconstructed an index of inflation-linked bonds back
to the 1950s, which suggests that the inflation-linked instruments provide better diversification benefits
against equities than nominal bonds. However, as noted before, TIPS are backward looking and as such
tend not to perfectly hedge multiple surprises. As well as this, in most cases, an investor must suffer a
return drag for holding TIPS as opposed to nominal bonds due to premium paid for inflation protection."
https://prod.schroders.com/en/sysglobalassets/staticfiles/schroders/sites/americas/canada/documents/investment-perspective-what-are-the-inflation-beating-asset-classes.pdf

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