The article from Morningstar titled "What to Invest in During High Inflation" recommends many investment strategies discussed in Chapter 6, 7, and 8. There were four main investment areas the article discussed: Bonds, Mutual Funds/EFTs, Gold, and Stocks. Bonds were recommended because of their ability to hedge against inflation. Mutual Funds and ETF were recommended because of their ability to hedge against inflation through Treasure Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS). Gold wasn't recommended because of its inconsistency. Individual stocks are not too impacted from rises of inflation, but the article recommends investing in high quality stocks that can weather any storm, specifically a recession that may come soon after the high inflation we are currently experiencing. What would be your take on the above statement? And its citation

1. What additional course concepts do you think apply to this current event?
2. Are there common themes in the current events that your group members posted?
3. Overall do you find these current event stories to be transparent and informative, or do you think the investing public needs additional information?