SEA Ltd. was hailed as the next super stock for its superb performance during the pandemic. However, the recent stock slump has triggered fear and panic among investors who had sang praise on this stock as the next big thing.
In this blog, we will be exploring one of the world’s largest chip makers in Taiwan – TSMC and find out if this is a good company to invest in during these peril times.
In this blog series of exploring various recession-proof industries, we will explore Healthcare Equipment & Supplies Industry to find out how can this industry other than helping people to regain health and live a healthier life, also help to safeguard our investment portfolio from recession!
Since the start of 2022, consumer discretionary stocks have been tumbling due to high rising inflation and supply chain disruptions that led to declining consumer sentiment.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, worldwide companies and workers are being instructed to maintain social distancing and minimize physical contact. This had led to a new way of working where workers are working remotely from home (WFH). Due to this abrupt change, people are scrambling to get laptops and PCs to work. As such, the sudden increase in PC sales has led to high chip demand in the semiconductor industry since April 2020.
Pessimism about the global economic outlook had boosted demand among investors to search frantically for safe-haven opportunities to protect their wealth from the bear market onslaught. As investors, we want to make sure that our investments and money in the stock market are well-protected. So, which S&P500 sectors are recession proof?
Silgan Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: SLGN) is the leading manufacturer and supplier of sustainable rigid packaging solutions for consumer goods products, selling packaging products to many of the world’s best known consumer products companies.
In this blog, we will deep dive into Tyson Foods, a company in the consumer staples industry that is widely considered as recession-proof and to explore investment potential during the recession.
Despite the plunge, Cathie Wood is still bullish on Teladoc, believing in the company to be the future information backbone of the US healthcare industry.
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