Passing The Inflationary Buck

Are you watching earnings? There’s one important question you should be asking yourself:

Which companies can pass inflationary costs on to their customers?

There’s one company that can do this better than anyone else.

That company is McDonald’s (MCD).

I’ve owned it for ages. And over 30 years ago, I bought my son 7 shares for his 7th birthday.

It’s a powerhouse company with powerhouse earnings

Precisely because they can up their prices every time inflation rears its ugly head.

And while this isn’t a recommendation to buy it, I do want you to look at MCD and see how different it is from so many other companies.

Those companies that can easily pass on inflationary costs to the consumer that are going to survive and thrive in this environment.

Each and every week, I place a special kind of trade on solid stocks just like MCD. But I’m not betting on whether they go up or down.

I’m collecting income the instant I place the trade. And I’m using the stock as an asset to create income. If you want to find out how to do this for yourself, click here and watch the video.

Trade well,

Jack Carter

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