1. invest in industry, produce and sell products. Inflation shows that the economy is overheated, the demand is relatively strong, and the products produced by investment industries are not worried about the lack of sales. Although the price increase has caused the money in your hand to depreciate, the prices of the products you produce and sell have also increased, making up for your losses. More importantly, the machinery, equipment and factory land purchased for investment industries are physical assets. They have strong resilience during the inflation period, and their value can rise with inflation. They have strong ability to maintain value and even have appreciation potential. They are good investment channels, just as many people invest in real estate now, which is the truth.

2. Investment in wealth management products. Wealth management products are generally managed by specialized asset management companies, which can find ways to increase and preserve the value of your assets. The investment rate of return is relatively high. Even if the erosion of inflation is excluded, the actual rate of return is higher than the bank deposit rate. Of course, you can also invest in wealth management products yourself, such as buying stocks, bonds, funds, futures and other securities products. Investment is risky, so you need to be cautious when entering the market. Therefore, before deciding to invest, you must consider clearly whether you have this ability, what is your bottom line of loss, and how to stop loss.

3. Gold is also a wealth management product, which can preserve and increase the value. But now that the price of gold is very high, it is not known whether it can continue to rise. According to my judgment, there is still room for the price of gold to rise, because the United States, Japan and Europe are all implementing quantitative easing policies, and there is great pressure on the depreciation of currencies in various countries. As a safe-haven asset, gold is bound to be sought after, and there should be room for price increase.