Good evening,
In a lower interest rate environment, many investors may not be sure where to turn.
Lower interest rates are making fixed-rate investments look less attractive. But rising bond yields hint that inflation may be making a return appearance.
That leaves stocks. Or does it?
Many technology stocks are doing well, particularly companies that are leading the artificial intelligence revolution. But even that sector shows more volatility than many investors are comfortable taking on.
You may be one of those investors. So where can you invest in a way that provides healthy growth that outpaces inflation?
Look at healthcare stocks. People may cut back on many things, but they’re unlikely to stop buying their prescriptions. In fact, government and industry analysts now forecast that healthcare spending growth will be 19.7% of gross domestic product (GDP) by 2032.
That means that healthcare spending growth will exceed GDP.
And if you’re an investor, that screams opportunity. Healthcare spending is the type of spending that isn’t affected by inflation or the direction of interest rates.
Your job is to find the companies that stand out in this sector.
That's why we’ve put together this special presentation highlighting seven healthcare stocks that are particularly good options as interest rate cuts make their way into the economy. These are companies that analysts project to have solid earnings growth and attractive valuations.
View the 7 Healthcare Stocks to Buy as Rate Cuts Kick In
The DividendStocks.com Team
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