It's not Inflation its Stagflation the market is telling you...

It's not Inflation its Stagflation the market is telling you that but you don't want to listen

Historically, the categories of stocks which offer the greatest chance of gains during stagflation include health care, food, energy and utilities. The continued global demand for energy often means that foreign nations will continue to purchase from global suppliers even if the U.S. domestic economy is faltering. With this in mind, large, publicly listed energy companies may continue to provide high levels of yield during domestic economic troubles.

Food is yet another example of a global staple which will continue to be in demand regardless of domestic stagflation. With that in mind, large U.S. food manufacturers are likely to be another safe bet to invest in. Generally speaking, any stock related to companies which offer products or services in "necessities" will likely fare better than companies catering to consumer interests, such as technology and entertainment.