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Next Boom Sector?

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Opinions on the next boom sector?

Will the resources boom again or will somewhere else shine?
 
How about:

- Bankrupcy and Insolvency Lawyers and Accountants
- Litigation Lawyers
- Very Low Cost Housing/Rentals
- Soup Kitchens
- Physical precious metals in hand.

Yes, think resources bull is a long way from over yet, but could be quite volatile as scares from the general economy hit it.
 
GOLD - For about the next ten years

Gold is driven by inflation and the global economy is slowing.

I think that maybe Pharmaceuticals/Health is going to be a booming/Safe sector in the coming years due to-

-Ageing Population
-Government Support
 
Gold is driven by inflation and the global economy is slowing.

Inflation dilutes the value of fiat/paper money. Inflation increases the value of tangibles such as property, collectibles and gold.

Deflation also increases the value of gold. When the $450 trillion derivitave stack falls in just watch deflation and gold go in opposing directions.

I'm with Bean

But a very big one out of necessity will be uranium and copper to drive electric power.
 
Coal to Liquids seems to be building a bit of momentum.
Energy in general will drive the market over the next few years.
 
BANKS. And I'm serious.

Not today, nothing will boom today. The banks will be the first to boom when the recovery starts.

Why?.. Get hold of some of the old Lands department parish maps. Just look at the names of the owners that are shown on the majority of the land parcels. The names are of the larger banks of the time. This time they will be shown as holding a mortgage which is probably better than having ownership.

Property is the one thing we all need one way or another, more precious than diamonds and pearls. The banks will not lose out in the long term. There will always be a demand for property, the ups and downs in price affect the "custodian" who has the use of it but has very little end effect on the banks that have control over it. If someone gets behind with their mortgage payment their account is still debited with the interest which is compounded with interest on the interest.

Land prices may stagnate for a period but they will rise again. That fact is as certain as death and taxes.
 
could be deep wave power..ie CNM, see there announcement today.

maybe "rare earth minerals", used in high tech applications.

i will do a longer post tomorrow quoting about several that are supposedly in extremely short supply, Galium and Indium being two.

i disclose interest in CNM
 
Anti depressant's Poker machines, Stiff drinks. The economy is driven debt that's why they need us to stay in debt to keep the engines running and selling suckers Houses.
 
BANKS. And I'm serious.

Not today, nothing will boom today. The banks will be the first to boom when the recovery starts.

Why?.. Get hold of some of the old Lands department parish maps. Just look at the names of the owners that are shown on the majority of the land parcels. The names are of the larger banks of the time. This time they will be shown as holding a mortgage which is probably better than having ownership.

Property is the one thing we all need one way or another, more precious than diamonds and pearls. The banks will not lose out in the long term. There will always be a demand for property, the ups and downs in price affect the "custodian" who has the use of it but has very little end effect on the banks that have control over it. If someone gets behind with their mortgage payment their account is still debited with the interest which is compounded with interest on the interest.

Land prices may stagnate for a period but they will rise again. That fact is as certain as death and taxes.

Those that survive.... :cool:
 
Inflation is caused by printing money and there's going to heaps of that!

In the 30s Gold and gold stocks also were one of the only sectors to significantly increase.

I guess it counteracts itself, Gold will increase in these times as people are moving to more physical assets.
 
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