Commercial REITs do not look promising with impending failure of so many businesses. These REITs had long been a safe haven for investment but I have shifted out of those in a big way since this past Spring.
I like Tech as alternative safe haven for now. Limited face to face contact will surely spur more and more growth of tech.
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Cocaine market seems to be doing fine.
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Honestly after losing several people recently I think whomever corners the hospice market is going to cash in until we finally come to grips with legalized euthanasia. That will take a huge change in life insurance law. So hospice is where the money is.
No one ever wanted to go to one in the first place.
No one DAMN sure wants to go to one after realizing what a death trap they are
People want to die on their own terms with their families
There is a gold mine in all of us living longer in both extended care and pills
Doctors will soon start making house calls again to the rich mark my word
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Adding.

Moving to eastern Montana.
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Telcom is going to be taking up a bigger percentage of my portfolio.

I also have a feeling that cannabis is going to become legal on a federal level within the next 2 years. So that's something to watch. Other than those two factors (at least for the moment) I'm pretty much staying on track.

It's gonna be a brave new world.
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All ready happening
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Are you ready for devaluation of the dollar by printing more money? I sure am!!!
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May I suggest in Bitcoin?
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The House just passed a bill de-criminalizing marijuana, so it's just a matter of time before it absolutely explodes across the nation.

Where I live, dispensaries are as ubiquitous as grocery, liquor and pharmacies.
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It's become clear that neither political party cares about fiscal restraint.
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I haven't done too much research on the upstream of the dispensaries supply chain. Do you think when it becomes federally legal there will be large nationwide manufacturer for THC products or do you think it will remain small independent farm like operations?

Have to guess there's big money waiting in the wings for this to happen.
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Just where do you live again?
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you must be an old dog like me.
this is an option for those who are retired with pensions, 401k and CD'S. Pay the tax and hide with the rest.
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Strippers and coke.
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Katipan would be the better person to answer this question but I think that one major advantage to Federal and state legalization will be interstate commerce.

It took me a while to find the "right" edibles for my body, which meant going through several different brands and combinations but most, if not all, of those brands aren't available in states that have legalized it. And because it's legal in some states but not in others, it's scary transporting even a small amount across state lines.

The biggest advantage as I see it is that at some point, I'll be able to purchase Nug chocolates like I can purchase a bottle of Jack Daniels and won't need to worry about whether or not it's properly dosed or if some brand I'd never tried will either provide me with the proper relaxation/buzz or if it makes me fall asleep or much worse.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that standardization will be awesome.
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