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How a Recession Brings A Return to the Bare Essentials!
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What is Up SatsCrew,
Recessions are like controlled burns where they may be uncomfortable to have at first, but it is a necessity for stronger and more long-term sustainable growth.
With the extreme heating up of the economy over the past several years, we are overdue for a reset back to reality. In today's podcast, I go over the tightening economic conditions impacting many important companies such as Nike, Starbucks, and more. Specifically, I cover:
- Economic conditions tightening with Nike, Consumer Discretionary, Fast Food & More
- People wearing more based clothing (especially Younger Generations)
- Walgreens, Nike, Starbucks, Rubios, Red Lobster, and Redbox have all been on the chopping block
- This is done out of necessity due to hard times
- This is also done out of the need to want to invest more money into hard assets
- Picture of Nike inventory just overflowing, overpriced swoosh logo and products
- The younger generation doesn’t want the logos it is tacky and not subtle
- For quality it may make sense, but often these garments are made in the same country, under similar conditions for pennies on the dollar
- Hard times will make one reconsider how they are allocating their limited life energy to the things that matter
- Hard times will make those who do have savings and capital, will want to allocate to products that are hard and aren’t being debased from underneath them
- The move away from name brands and to things that are functional and have utility
- Sometimes the name brand isn’t even better (i.e. Mcdonald's Burger vs. Regular Cooked Burger on the Grill)
- In a Recession, let’s be prepared to spend sensibly and on the things that matter and allocate to scarce assets and not spend on unnecessary products
Do you view a recession as a net positive? Will we see softening to the point where we can return to prosperity again? I would love to hear everyone's thoughts!
Best Regards,
SatsMate
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