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Investing in fast food remains one of the most profitable during the global economic crisis. Considering that this sector is far from fully saturated in Ukraine, investing in this line of business is very attractive. Below is the original article with a list of profitable investment sectors (highlighted in bold).
Where and how to invest in times of crisis, investing in a crisis
Our prospective development team analyzed various international and Russian markets and options for developing new businesses, including joint ventures. We searched for promising businesses and opportunities, calculated and prepared business plans. Ultimately, an attractive option was selected, and subsequently, a successful food chain was established, from cultivation to processing and sales of finished products.
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Take a look at the Alternative Financial Instruments Toolkit and draw your own pluses and minuses. The author has his opinion, and you have yours.
Stage 2
I've outlined promising areas for investing or preserving capital during the 2008-2010 financial crisis. They are highlighted in bold in my expanded FTSE Global All Cap Markets list. In each specific case, before making a decision, be sure to analyze and evaluate the specific investment, taking into account your existing business and chosen development strategy. For businesses, it's also necessary to analyze all major and potential competitors. Any business involves risk, and starting a new one is even more so.
FTSE Global All Cap Markets Expanded List
1. Oil and gas industry (see oil forecasts for 2009 - risk!)
2. Oil equipment, services
3. Chemistry
4. Metallurgy
5. Mining industry
6. Construction and materials
7.a Space 7.b Safety
8. Electronic and electrical equipment
9. Organization of production
10. Transport
11. Supporting services
12. Cars and spare parts
13. Drinks ( alcohol, famous brands or cheap ones )
14. Food manufacturers
15. Household goods
16. Personal goods
17. Tobacco
18. Healthcare services and equipment
19. Pharmaceuticals and biotechnology
20. Discount stores (food), fast food, pharmacies
21. Retail chains
22. Media
23. Travel and leisure
24. Telecommunications (landline)
25. Telecommunications (mobile)
26. Electricity
27. Gas, water
28. Software and computers
29. Computer components and equipment
30. Banks
31. Insurance
32. Life insurance
33. Real estate
34. Finance
35. Investments in securities, shares
36. Gold (promising, but there are risks)
37. Land (only after price correction)
