Since February 2020, efforts to contain the rapid spread of COVID-19 have rendered the entire global economy into a series of coordinated downgrades and declines across several countries. International travel and global events were halted simultaneously, the stock market was temporarily decimated by terrified investors, millions of people were left without jobs, and thousands of businesses lost their footings as lockdowns were imposed. In the past year, the world economy has faced an unprecedented upheaval and in many places, countless industries are still on the mend from near-fatal blows.
It’s 2021 now.
Despite the arrival of the COVID-19 vaccines, the pandemic is not going to disappear with a flash. It’s left a wave of instability in its path and it’s going to quite a while before everything goes back to normal – if there could be a normal again. According to American serial entrepreneur, real estate consultant, full-time investor, and financial trend researcher, Brian Suder, the pandemic might hang around for another two years before situations take on an uplifted appearance.
Brian Suder is an entrepreneurial strategist with remarkable foresight and a sharp affinity for spotting opportunities in the most tumultuous of economic situations. Suder had founded Home Rescue Programs, a company that worked with home owners at the onset of the great recession in 2007 to prevent foreclosure on their homes. Currently the CEO of The Suder Company, a real estate consultancy, Suder has a bold reputation for creating sustainable opportunities when the economy takes a downturn.
After months of observing the financial and economic trends in the world take a steep nose dive, Suder notes that while thousands of small businesses are being kicked off the playing field, several big companies across many industries are cashing out wildly. According to him, it’s a case of “everyone has their turn to shine”. While famous restaurants, event organizers, and travel agencies are counting massive losses with the new roll-out of lockdowns, companies that provide home-enjoyable services are thriving off the charts.
The economy has been so dangerously inflated that Suder predicts a fast-approaching financial reset where flat currencies lose their value.
Despite this reality, certain companies are the “real winners”, thriving and moving forward regardless of the global situation. E-commerce giants like Amazon and eBay; streaming services like Netflix and Disney+; social media giants like Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok, and Twitter; tech companies like Google, Zoom, Apple, Paypal; retail giants like Walmart, Target, and Costco; Pharmaceuticals like Big Pharma, J &J, and literally anyone that offers malleable services uninterrupted and even promoted by the restrictions.
The most important financial question to be asking right now is how to invest existing funds, no matter how small for exponential returns. Saving money and pinching pennies, while helpful, does not guarantee long-term financial security. Smartly investing is the real trick.
Suder highlighted three investment strategies that could lead to exponential or at least, safe returns as the economy continues to waver in uncertainty.
Banking on the big “winners”
The top companies on the receiving end of the wealth transfer are preparing extensively for a possible reset, buying up assets in real estate, and making physical property “smarter” for 5G technology. They are buying up property at lower costs for upgrading to artificially intelligent residential and commercial buildings that would be the rage when 5G and other sophisticated technologies are fully deployed.
Brian Suder recommends buying stocks and shares of companies most likely to withstand the worst of any future economic shakedowns. These giants and top firms may be on the path to amassing trillion-dollar revenues soon, so why not join the winning leagues and safeguard your financial future?
Cryptocurrency – the future of money
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Etherum, Litecoin, and many others are the future of a digitized economy where transactions are completely cashless. People can buy goods and services using these currencies on decentralized networks powered by Blockchain technology. While a lot of these networks are still unstable and reliant on a volatile market, Suder believes they are wise bets for long-term investment. However, it’s always best to get some education/mentorship before delving into this investment option because crypto is a high-risk tech asset.
He said: “People ask me, ‘What’s the best time to buy them?’ And I tell them between Christmas and New Year’s. Buy them – that’s 100% correct. At $29,000 now, I think Bitcoin’s going to be a big winner.”
Tangible assets: Gold and silver
Suder said, “The dollar is not going to be around and as they are digitizing everything, gold and silver are not going anywhere.”
As of writing, the prices of gold and silver per ounce are $1,905.94 and $26.51 respectively. While they may cost a little more in storage fees, they are probably some of the most risk-free assets you could dig into right now.
Financial foresight, smart decisions, proper consultation, and intelligent calculations are some of the mental precepts Brian Suder recommends everyone takes on in these economically perilous times.
