Buy these stocks and avoid riding the ups and downs of market cycles

Hello,

If you’ve been investing for the last few years, you know that the markets move in cycles. In 2022, equities have gone from enjoying one of the strongest bull markets to a nasty bear market.

But experienced investors also know that within extended bull and bear markets there are times when the markets move sharply in the opposite direction of the trend. It’s this unpredictable price movement that should remind investors of why it’s important to stay invested in the market.

However, that may mean you can’t blindly stick to the same plan you were following prior to the pandemic. Many investors were heavily invested in speculative growth stocks. Those stocks are among the most beaten-down stocks in this bear market. And it has to be stated that many of these stocks may not return to 2021 levels.

That doesn’t mean there isn’t money to be made. And one of those approaches is to invest in quality blue-chip dividend stocks. Blue-chip stocks are companies that have a large market capitalization. That means these are companies in mature industries.

That maturity allows these companies to deliver consistent performance that is independent of whatever is happening with the country’s monetary policy. When interest rates fall, these companies are poised for growth. And when interest rates rise, these companies have strong balance sheets that allow them to maintain pricing power and profits to provide stability.

All of this means that investors with lower risk tolerances can stay in the market without having to give up on growth. And in this special presentation, we’re giving investors seven blue-chip names that investors can buy with confidence no matter what is happening with interest rates.

View the 7 Blue-Chip Dividend Stocks That Won’t be Impacted by Rising Interest Rates

Matthew Paulson
MarketBeat.com

 

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