ProShares' Hyman: Dividend growers are key to solving an inflationary environment

<p>Simeon Hyman, global investment strategist at <a href= "https://www.ProShares.com">ProShares</a>, says that investors are tempted in today's high-inflation environment to pursue stocks with high-but-fixed dividends, trying to generate any sort of positive real return. Instead, Hyman says investors should be looking for dividend growers -- companies consistently raising payouts -- rather than high current yields, because a stock with a dividend that's not growing 'is basically a fixed-coupon bond, and that's the worst thing to have in an inflationary environment.' Also on the show, Kyle Guske of <a href="https://www.newconstructs.com">New Constructs</a> looks at an energy company that is underpriced and has room to do particularly well in a sector that he says is poised for solid growth, Sam Huisache discusses the latest survey from <a href= "https://www.listwithclever.com/research/gen-x-retirement/">Clever Real Estate</a>, showing that two thirds of the members of Generation X don't think they will be able to retire by age 65, and Hunter Doble of <a href="https://www.hwcm.com">Hotchkis and Wiley</a> Mid Cap Value talks growing value stocks in the Market Call.</p>