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As Markets Tailspin, A Breakthrough Opportunity Seen
With tumbling markets and trading platforms crashing, a significant opportunity is presented.
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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.
Thank you for reading,
Todd Moses (CEO)