From what I can see in our place, it would be groceries, convenience stores and third-party delivery services like Grab Food. But I am also seeing a lot more individuals setting up small businesses and gigs such as they'll do the groceries for you, sell you home-cooked meals and wash your laundry. Necessity is indeed the mother of all invention.
Lawyers... A great number of older people in the UK have recently decided that now is a good time the finally get that will written up. No, I am not joking.
Delivery services, online gaming, networking companies, especially VPN and video conferencing, drug makers, protective gear makers of any sort - good and bad masks, plexiglass for physical separation.
It isn't THAT hard to look towards the future 3, 6, 12, 24, 36 months and plan which sectors will be likely to do well. I wouldn't buy any nursing home stock myself. The ventilator shortage will end in a few months, so after this boom period, will be a huge downtrend, unless that equipment fails after a few months of use. I get the feeling it is more like a fridge than a laundry sheet.
If you want to be a little wild, perhaps home grooming tools will do well this quarter? I know that I really, really, need a haircut.
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Toshihiro
From what I can see in our place, it would be groceries, convenience stores and third-party delivery services like Grab Food. But I am also seeing a lot more individuals setting up small businesses and gigs such as they'll do the groceries for you, sell you home-cooked meals and wash your laundry. Necessity is indeed the mother of all invention.
borscht
According to today's Japan Today, video game producers.
Koharu Watanabe
Simply ask the members of the Diet. There's a great number of them profiting off of this pandemic.
Mr Kipling
Lawyers... A great number of older people in the UK have recently decided that now is a good time the finally get that will written up. No, I am not joking.
theFu
Delivery services, online gaming, networking companies, especially VPN and video conferencing, drug makers, protective gear makers of any sort - good and bad masks, plexiglass for physical separation.
It isn't THAT hard to look towards the future 3, 6, 12, 24, 36 months and plan which sectors will be likely to do well. I wouldn't buy any nursing home stock myself. The ventilator shortage will end in a few months, so after this boom period, will be a huge downtrend, unless that equipment fails after a few months of use. I get the feeling it is more like a fridge than a laundry sheet.
If you want to be a little wild, perhaps home grooming tools will do well this quarter? I know that I really, really, need a haircut.