As Markets Tailspin, A Breakthrough Opportunity Seen

As Markets Tailspin, A Breakthrough Opportunity Seen

With tumbling markets and trading platforms crashing, a significant opportunity is presented.

Why it matters: Based on conversations, it is clear that most people missed today's opportunity.

• The DOW has plummeted, and Japan's Nikkei mirrors that of 1987.

• Meanwhile, Apple and Nvidia's stock faces significant losses.

• With the fear of a US recession, food stocks gained, and Tyson and Kellanova led the pack.

The big picture: It seems that the AI bubble has burst, and now investors are looking for more rescission-friendly investments.

• Generating wealth from a recession is a solved problem with plentiful results from the 1930s.

• For example, Campbell Soup Company was founded during the Great Depression.

• Food, professional sports, and entertainment are the categories that do best during financial hardship.

Between the lines: Underemployment is the biggest obstacle for many people.

• However, the dip in markets today was not a direct result of Main Street's economic conditions.

• Instead, large investors are selling off tech stocks as the artificial intelligence boom fades.

• In addition, The Federal Reserve refused to cut rates.

Go deeper: While many are panic buying bonds, there is a better opportunity.

• The Invesco Solar ETF (TAN) dropped 2.3% Monday, hitting its lowest since July 2020.

• However, the federal government still funds commercial solar projects with grants and accelerated tax credits.

• More importantly, there is a growing market for carbon offsets and credits that these solar projects can produce.

• Today, any company with a flat-roof building can generate hundreds of thousands in additional revenue over the next eight months.

• All with almost no upfront cost.