How Companies Boost Revenue Amidst High Inflation

Wall Street Warrior Presents ➡ ➡ ➡ Pretty much every business wrestles with this issue during periods of high prices. Some manage to figure it out. Others don’t. As the U.S. teeters toward recession territory, it’s our job to protect the brokerage account. And that means searching for stocks that have the ability to persevere during economic hardship. So far, PepsiCo, Inc. (NASDAQ: PEP) has been able to do it … Here are the details. It’s called ‘shrinkflation’. Essentially, the company offers smaller packages to consumers. The packages cost less than traditional-sized ones and that persuades cash-strapped shoppers to part with their moolah. Another factor to consider is the past few months of warm weather. The company typically sells more product during the summer when people are outside grilling and partying. Plus, as inflation persists. Families that used to purchase more expensive brands may revert to cheaper PepsiCo products. It looks like PEP is on the right track in this market … We’ll start to see a lot of companies make moves to stay afloat. Already, Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) has announced thousands of layoffs as PC sales fall. Here’s more on that story. It’s time to put on your helmet and strap in. Firms can feel the economic pressure … and we should prepare for a rough couple of months. New Battery Tech to “Eat Lithium’s Lunch”? [ad] The lithium-ion battery transformed Tesla from the laughingstock of the auto industry into the biggest car company in history. But according to Bloomberg… This new battery technology “could eat lithium’s lunch.” Because it can store energy up to 94% cheaper than a Tesla lithium-ion battery. It’s a “totally new approach to battery technology,” says the U.S. Department of Energy. Powermag calls it a “trillion-dollar holy grail.” And that’s just the beginning… Because according to Forbes, a $130 trillion energy revolution is coming. To get in on the ground floor of this opportunity… Former Goldman Sachs executive Nomi Prins is recommending this tiny $4 company that’s backed by billionaires Bill Gates, Jack Ma, Richard Branson, Michael Bloomberg, & Jeff Bezos.Click here for the full story. Prepare for a Crash We’re still waiting on CPI data tomorrow … but wholesale inflation data from today already paints an ugly picture. Here’s the full story. The markets are hovering over a cliff right now. Here’s a chart of the S & P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY) … There’s a very real possibility prices take a dive. That’s something to be aware of. It’s also possible we experience a price bounce. Maybe the negative CPI data is already priced in. Maybe we get bullish CPI data. There’s no way of knowing at this time. We have to wait for tomorrow morning’s report and analyze how the price reacts. If there’s a crash, trade more conservatively than ever before. Three out of four stocks follow the market. If prices are diving, the odds are stacked against us from a long perspective. Try focusing on patterns like the panic dip-buy . After shares tumble on popular stocks, sometimes they experience a significant price bounce. That’s a trade opportunity. If we get a market bounce, find a low float runner and ride that sucker for some quick profits. Let’s get after it. TSLA Has Competition Once the king of EVs, it looks like Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) is starting to share the crown. Out of all the new electric vehicles registered in the U.S. during 2021, 69.9% of them were Teslas. It’s a big percentage. But that number is down from 79% in 2020 … Here’s the full story. The industry is shifting. Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) and Hyundai Motor GDR (OTC: HYMTF) manufacture the two most popular EV models after TSLA. Here’s a list as of August 2022 … And General Motors Company (NYSE: GM) just announced a whole new company to deal in energy storage and charging.More details are right here. As EV adoption continues, there will be more opportunities to profit. It used to be justTSLA … look how far we’ve come already!   Guardian Financial Publishing 3571 Far West Blvd Austin, TX 78731 test This email was sent to {EMAIL}. Don't want to receive these emails anymore?Unsubscribe Privacy Policy | Terms | Risk Disclosure