Sentences with phrase «time of inflation»

Furthermore, commodities tend to do well in times of inflation.

Gold has been used during times of inflation, currency weakness and other economic disruptions.

In the case above with the death in the 60's, there have been times of inflation when those companies current interest rates would have been in double digits.

Real - return bonds, REITs and commodities should (theoretically) do well in times of inflation.

This also means that during times of inflation, your monthly income rises along with your property value.

So, forget my personal preferences — in terms of sizing, priority & timing of inflation pure plays, it's: i) Property, ii) Natural Resources, and then iii) Agri.

Gold usually rallies in times of inflation.

The idea of gaining an economic advantage by borrowing at fixed interest rates so your rate doesn't go up with inflation assumes that lenders are basically stupid and will continue to lend money at low, fixed rates for long terms even during times of inflation.

Just like the light spectrum changes when applying strong magnetic field to the lamp, the spectrum of the SM particles turns out to be very different at the time of inflation from it is now due to the inflationary background.»

The timing of inflation, in turn, tells physicists about the energy scale of the universe when inflation was going on.

For example, if the matter - energy density at the time of inflation was of the order of magnitude that is characteristic of string theory, then a great deal of gravitational radiation would have been produced at that time, and it would have left an imprint on the cosmic microwave background.

Between 2000 and 2008, the average wholesale price of five popular psoriasis drugs increased at a rate nearly five times that of inflation, according to a study published earlier this year in the Archives of Dermatology.

It has held up in times of inflation and may hedge against other risks like geopolitical risk that hurts stocks.

Money funds, essentially pools of very short term bonds, are certainly greatly preferable to longer term bonds in times of inflation.

And in times of inflation, they charge premium rates.

This does in fact make sense in a time of inflation, because the dollars used to pay back the principal amount borrowed are worth less and less.

This tells us that stocks can do well in times of inflation and deflation, but the primary risk we are concerned with are sudden changes in inflation rates.

In times of inflation, people look at gold as an insurance that they can use to pay for products and services.

A theoretical explanation of this is offered by the Modigliani - Cohn hypothesis, which posits that investors use incorrect nominal discount rates during times of inflation, when inflation - adjusted discount rates should be used.

This will give you higher returns and allow high - risk investments at the time of inflation even if the initial investments were low - risk.