3Année·

+++ Benefit from population growth +++

Servus Börsianer,

We are now 8 billion people worldwide who consume every day, and 80 million more are added every year. In addition, many nations are undergoing demographic change, which brings new opportunities and risks.

How can you benefit from this trend?

In principle, almost every sector benefits from a growing population, but there are sectors that benefit more from this trend.

The healthcare sector:

Demographic change and a steady expansion of the healthcare system will lead to a strong growth sector in the future.

This will benefit companies such as $PFE (+0,51 %) through their vaccines in the future or $HIMS (-1,64 %) through the digitalization of the healthcare system. In addition, the demand from hospitals is also benefiting from this $MPW (+0,77 %) or an increasing number of diabetes patients with $NVO (+0,7 %) and a demand for medicines $BAYN (+0,17 %) .

Food industry (consumer sector):

Due to a growing population, more food is consumed, e.g. food from $PEP (+0,46 %) & $KO (+1,03 %) or hygiene articles from $ULVR (-0,71 %) & $PG (+1,24 %) .

e-commerce:

Higher population = more potential buyers $SHOP (-2,95 %) & $AMZN (-2,49 %)

travel industry:

There are numerous businesses that benefit from tourism such as $RYA (+2,71 %)
$TUI1
$LHA (+4,13 %)

This list can be extended further, but the core statements are recognizable.

(Negative conclusion -> population decline)

Are you already investing in the healthcare sector?

🦍 = Yes, of course

🆘 = No

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9 Commentaires

Ben@RegularJohn

3Année

You can't automatically infer the profit of certain companies from an existing demand. There are also a number of accompanying circumstances that first have to be met in order to satisfy demand. In fact, in the U.S., for example, hospitals are currently dying because rising costs can no longer be paid in some cases. In addition, there is a massive shortage of healthcare and nursing staff, just as there is here. So no matter how great the demand for hospitals, if the costs cannot be met and there are no staff, there will be no new hospitals.

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Leuchtturm@Leuchtturm

3Année

@RegularJohn ✊🏻

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Aktienfox@Aktienfox

3Année

@RegularJohn Hospitals are currently dying, that's true, but in the long term this looks different again... -> Hospitals were only one beneficiary of demographic change

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Robert@Iwant_money_423

3Année

@Aktienfoxx ah well, and where do you go next with a broken arm? To a car mechanic? Hospitals will always profit FROM people's health problems.

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Robert@Iwant_money_423

3Année

Junge junge junge...der Fuchs triggert mich... Man profit VON oder VOM! Not AN or AM....and then words like "demographic change" incoherently rumgeschleudern. 🦊 I beg you...if you want to produce quality content, then read your texts for proofreading or chase them times through a correction program. Here serious criticism: 1. Grammar, spelling etc. 2. don't drivel bullshit, if you do then explain: "Basically every sector benefits from growing population" -> WHY?! 3. ask the Chinese how great they think more population is. 4. why do you assume "we" need more hospitals? Have you been touring Zimbabwe via Google Earth? Who is "we"?

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Aktienfox@Aktienfox

3Année

@Iwant_money_423
Demographic change Z.14: Is aufjedenfall Sinnig! -> Profit I have touched -> Demand (Increase) 3: Suffer even currently under a decrease 4: Demographic change -> More old (New births -> Again old...) On spelling mistakes, I will pay more attention

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Robert@Iwant_money_423

3Année

@Aktienfoxx how is that meaningful if it's not in any meaningful context? You throw stuff out here without even remotely explaining it...don't you like to do something like "demographic change, what is it?" and then explain 2% of it? China suffers from "underpopulation"? 😂 Your posts would benefit FROM more content. A string of phrases and a few links to stocks do not a post make.

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3Année

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suscimer@suscimer

3Année

@Rook @Kundenservice Please take care of him😎🤝🏼

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