DudleySmith
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There has been only one period of hyperinflation since the 1930s and that would be in the late 70s and 80s. At that time I shifted my portfolio heavily into bonds. I was able to purchase AA and AAA bonds with very high yields. A got a number of 10 yr corporate issue fixed yield 12.5% to 16% bonds, school district municipal bonds 10 yr and 20yr fixed yield 10% to 13%. If we went into hyperinflation, I would be looking for high yield AA and AAA bonds.
Except they are deliberately keeping interest rates low, since there are so many foreign buyers who will buy them at zero interest rates around the world; this is also a necessity when they are trying to float $3.5 trillion dollar Federal budgets.