/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25365757
I think space will get bigger in 2021 but it's not going to blow up akin to internet throughout the late 90s. I'm just a random fag on the internet though, so I could very well be wrong.

If I had to guess what the "big thing" of 2021 will be, I would put my money towards vidya. My idea here is that it's the kind of thing that grows fast as soon as a nation has sufficient internet / tech infrastructure and isn't limited to only growing for developed nations - plenty of developing world nations (brazil, india, the UK, etc) have very strong consumer interest in vidya. I also wonder if there might be some advantages to mobile gaming arising from 5G, even though I think mobile "games" are retarded and usually scams designed to make kids burn $100s of their parents' dollars on premium in-game currency. Maybe a more pessimistic view of why I think this could be a good thesis is that life in 2020 got pretty bad for a lot of people (broaden your thinking to how the quality of life has been affected for people outside of the developed world), and I think a lot of them have turned to and will continue to turn towards video games as a means of escaping reality. That's why I became so enamored with video games as a kid and I think it's why a lot of people did back before it was mainstream enough that kids today are cool for playing fortnite and not getting bullied over it.
>inb4 "GME to the moon"
GME is a very good company but I would be cautious about getting in at the current price

>>25353595
How can I short thots / countries that are terminally ill with the disease of promiscuous women? This is what I'm thinking:

>Go long fast food, social media, smartphone manufacturers, medical equipment, alcohol distilling, tobacco/weed/vape companies, birth control manufacturers, any company that has an effective STD drug, starbucks, yoga pants / athleisure wear retailers, makeup companies

>Go short baby supplies & food, condom producers, grocery stores, home exercise equipment retailers, auto insurers

Would be nice to be able to get in on Planned Parenthood or other "bye bye baby" clinics stock / debt offerings but I don't see this happening within the next decade. I also think it would be prudent to have a decent amount of currency swaps on whatever the domestic currency is of the nation this strategy is being applied to, preferably to swap into a more stable currency in a country that isn't going to total shit (CHF maybe?). Might be worth it to hedge with some amount long into the Catholic Values CATH ETF

Rip my thesis into pieces anons, how can I make it better to profit from the decline of society arising from the increase in thot culture?