Investments during the coming Earth Changes

The next 20 years will cause serious changes in the world economy. But it will not cause the much feared worldwide complete economic meltdown. Some of the industrial and financial sectors will collapse and it will be best to avoid them. Others will survive and even flourish.

The Higher Sources advises to shift investments to products which shall continue providing essentials to a region or territory, not requiring airplanes and oceangoing ships to either bring needed materials or send products & services to customers. They suggest crude oil and derived products be excluded and future value oscillations be ignored as they occur. Automobile manufacturing should be avoided also. Natural gas will be affected as an investment, since crude oil and natural gas are produced from the same source and often by the same companies, however delivery of natural gas by pipelines will remain more steady, if not rock solid. Banking sector should be avoided.

As geophysical changes cause economic contraction & retreat, some products and services will decrease more than others, in both money units and overall market size for the product. Retraction & shrink will happen to everybody everywhere, which means some products will no longer be available at any price. Your specific investment decisions must consider which products and services will continue in a bigger way by comparison to others, and which will decrease to maybe fade away. It is also important to know how much money you will personally spend, and when. If your investment drops by one third but the price of what you want falls to half, that's good. Most people do not compare decreases and the proportions, but rather examine just the smaller number on one side, then react with feelings of decline and loss. This perception is caused by price inflation, because central banks print money to smooth over the sensation of loss and to get people moving and buying again. As a reaction to the corona virus, this is happening in a huge way right now, all over the world. The problem with inflation is, it doesn't percolate evenly through an economy and ends up affecting many people like a new tax.

Your investments should be in business sectors which do not depend on international trade, especially not international trade of physical goods, or transportation, or oil or money lending / banking.

Basic products and services are much more likely to see lower drops in consumer popularity, this is where you should invest. Food, clothing, basic medicine & treatments (not emerging, experimental drugs, treatments or devices) and communications, are examples. Many opportunities exist now in these broad areas.

Desire and willingness will fade for products and services becoming unnecessary, superfluous or luxury items. Necessary things will continue but consumed more in a non-luxury way. Timex vs Rolex, for example.

While considering your investment, carefully consider the answers to the following questions:

1. How much do you wish to be able to spend and when? One tenth of what you now have each year for the next ten years? Half right now, half in five years? As little as possible spent combined with as much as possible saved and invested indefinitely? Something else?

2. What products and services do you know about which are necessary in your region and do not require oceangoing ships and airplanes?

3. What foods require lots of sunlight? Foods which require lot of sunlight will suffer. Oatmeal will be a better investment than grapes or oranges. What services depend on lots of inexpensive travel?

4. Anything connected to tourism or physically located close to shorelines should be avoided, for investments. Even a business in the region of rising sea levels which escapes damage will be affected by people, products and services in that region not escaping the direct effects.

5. The large swings in crude oil prices will make energy investments look both like disasters and windfalls, depending on the calendar. Do NOT gamble with this; if you do or have already invested in oil, current low prices and share values will increase sharply. As soon as this happens, sell the investments when you can get a nice increase, then stay away from it after that. Do not watch consumer prices plus stock values increase, and sit on that happy but vulnerable. Oil will plummet again. If you are not already invested in energy, stay out of it. If you already are, wait until you see share prices make a healthy increase and sell. After that, stay away from it.

6. Stay away from luxury goods. Stay away from car manufacturing including businesses which supply any of these business segments.

Do not measure self worth with money, do not worry that your financial future will be bleak but not for most other people. Have faith and hope, and remember: human life is not valuable because of what we buy & sell. How much a house is worth in money doesn't mean much if you are not going to sell it. Its worth is how well it keeps you dry, warm, cool and feeling safe, as much as a house can.

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