Investment decisions are very important because investment is used as an indicator of the company's existence if there is no new investment; the company has no positive prospects. Investment decisions are a policy or decision taken to invest in one or more assets to get profits in the future. Thus, the need for management to consider factors what will influence investment decisions in choosing good investment opportunities for the company. To determine investment decisions, this research is measured using inflation, profitability and liquidity. In this research, the researcher will be focusing on the manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange about the company performance in order to minimize the possibility to lose the money that is invested and get a higher return with the lowest risk. The results of the t-test calculation are partially inflation, ROA and CR has no significant effect towards stock investment in consumer goods companies listed on Indonesian Publicly Listed Companies 2013-2017. Together the inflation, ROA and CR have no significant effect towards stock investment in consumer goods companies on Indonesian Publicly Listed Companies 2013-2017. The adjusted value of R2 is 0.045. This shows that 4,5% of variable variation in stock investment can be explained by variations in the Inflation, ROA and CR while the remaining amount of (100% - 4,5% = 95,5%) is a variation of other variables.