The Upcoming Great Reset Recession: Those Who Lose and Those Who Win

by | Aug 6, 2023 | Recession News | 42 comments




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The Losers & Winners of the Coming Great Reset Recession

As the world continues to grapple with the devastating impacts of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, economists are predicting a great reset recession to follow. This recession is expected to bring about significant changes to various industries, economies, and societies around the globe. While there will inevitably be winners and losers amidst the chaos, understanding who they are is crucial in navigating the post-pandemic landscape.

On the losing side, we find industries that were hit the hardest during the pandemic and are likely to continue facing challenges in the future. The travel and hospitality sector, for example, have experienced a monumental downturn as international borders closed, flights were canceled, and people drastically limited their vacation plans. This industry is projected to face an uphill battle in the coming recession, as travel restrictions may persist and consumers will remain cautious about non-essential travel.

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Furthermore, traditional brick-and-mortar retailers are contending with a significant decline in foot traffic as e-commerce continues to soar. With increasing numbers of consumers relying on online shopping, physical stores are struggling to adapt. The recession is only expected to exacerbate these challenges, leading to store closures and job losses.

The energy sector is another probable loser of the coming recession. As the world transitions towards renewable energy sources and sustainable practices, fossil fuel industries may face a decline in demand. With the economic downturn further dampening energy consumption, oil prices are projected to remain low – a situation that can be detrimental to oil-dependent economies. Oil-producing nations heavily reliant on oil revenues may experience devastating consequences, creating a ripple effect across the global economy.

While there are sectors that will bear the brunt of the recession, there are others positioned to thrive in the aftermath. The technology industry, for instance, is expected to continue its steadfast growth. With the pandemic accelerating digitalization, technology companies that provide remote work solutions, online services, and innovative solutions are likely to witness increased demand. This surge in demand presents opportunities for companies in fields like e-commerce, cybersecurity, and telecommunication to expand their operations and gain market share.

Additionally, the healthcare industry is anticipated to emerge as a winner in the coming recession. The pandemic has shed light on the vulnerabilities of healthcare systems worldwide, prompting increased investments in medical research, telehealth, and healthcare infrastructure. This sector can expect a surge in demand and a focus on ensuring the resilience and efficiency of healthcare services.

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Amidst this economic turmoil, the new wave of green technologies and sustainable practices may pave the way for a more environmentally conscious future. Companies investing in renewable energy, electric vehicles, and sustainable practices are likely to flourish as the world shifts towards a greener economy, fueling job creation and economic growth.

The winners and losers of this great reset recession may not be set in stone. Government policies, stimulus packages, and collective efforts to mitigate the impact can play a significant role in shaping the outcomes. Nonetheless, understanding these potential winners and losers can serve as a compass for individuals, businesses, and policymakers alike as they navigate the uncharted waters of the post-pandemic world. It is a time that calls for resilience, innovation, and adaptability to ensure a sustainable and inclusive recovery for all.

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42 Comments

  1. Pkilla80

    Companies keep beating, inflation will never leave

  2. Pkilla80

    Baby boomers will die off and leave all their assets to their kids who didn't save for retirement

  3. bubbaloc95124

    Remember you also said the best time to get back in is when unemployment is at its highest. I agree with this and wanted to give you a friendly reminder.

  4. Elusive

    Every recession has winners and losers though so you're not saying anything new here.

  5. The Green Xeno

    Half the market has already recessed. The other half hasn't been hit yet.

  6. H

    Is YouTube really fact checking Kevin with WIKIPEDIA?!?! seriously wth? I should go and fill the page with a bunch of crap just to make alphabet look like even bigger aholes.

  7. Crypto Rufio

    Have you looked at the RV industry? It is getting absolutely hammered right now. Big recession indicator.

  8. RoughPatchRoad

    Companies “laying off excess workers and refining and increasing their margin” is exactly what will perpetuate a recession! It’s absolutely necessary

  9. mason appalachiantrail

    People tend to spend more during periods of inflation, it’s actually wise in many cases to buy sooner rather than after prices have risen. Also, remember the sales are calculated based on inflated prices. You might need to look at units sold. The twist in the bear case is that the biggest bear of all, Harry dent, predicted a crash a decade ago and has not let up, but most of that time he also predicted a demographics fueled boom in 2023. Is it possible that the can has been kicked down the road long enough to last until a new boom of home and furnishing upswing? Kids are getting married and having kids, buying houses, etc. I’m mixed on the immediate future.

  10. The Good Chad

    Invest in incinerators.

  11. The Good Chad

    I predict the end of civilization as we know it within 5 years. It’s the only explanation of why the policies being made are getting approved.

  12. The Good Chad

    Unless you’re part of the establishment elite you are dead meat. Won’t matter how much money you have because money won’t matter once the government controls food and ammunition

  13. Thomas Evans

    Idk why but I just really feel like Kevin is going to be right.

  14. TishaChristinaRN

    Kevin did you just call poor people “losers?”

  15. ROD

    Think there will be a commercial space to residential conversion revolution?

  16. Suzuki Kawasaki

    A Recession is Directly proportional to Unemployment percentage. That's it.

    Commercial real-estate only effects the rich so who cares. Your thesis blows.

    High Unemployment equals Recession

    Extreme Unemployment is a Depression.

    You talk more jibbba jabber than a used car salesman

  17. Laufeyson's Relaxation

    Sound alike rich get richer and poor get poorer which is the only constant

  18. Alh 6826

    Bro you’re still making the same videos with the same thumbnails and same titles you were a year ago

  19. Keegan Robert Meiring

    Man, so crazy seeing you at 1.87m subs! I remember being under 40K when you were renovating properties. So cool to see how you've blown up!

  20. Art Xbklyn

    Just shut it bro

  21. Frank Cerbantes

    Sht Kevin you already make my day I thought only me it was just me been pennie less it looks like if you know me whith that description I m feel like I’m on top of the world. Third world country though

  22. Matt Fontenot

    What's actually happening is Kevin is looking at American future investments until it molds to meet the needs of the average well rounded personality.

  23. DL8

    Wee bull market while people keep talking about reccessisonssss

  24. Pasquale Cirone

    Is that AI generated art in the thumbnail background?

  25. penghan Wang

    it will be a K for the Real estate market for this coming few years

  26. Live Aboard Sailor

    So exhausted over the last 18 months. Praying for death soon.

  27. T Leonard

    What you think is coming is a recession. What your crazy friends might say to you is coming is maybe a depression. You’d be mistaken. Those are lies. What is coming? Is the collapse of the dollar. You haven’t had one of those. We’ve never experienced the collapse of the dollar aka the worlds reserve currency. Make no mistake. This was intentional. Soon it will happen, I don’t know when but it will happen overnight, soon, everything will be collapsing, the banks will close and there will be chaos. Be prepared.

  28. Matt Collins

    I just cashed in my tsp to pay off my wife's student loan and my truck. We're on track to zero debt besides our house.

  29. András Bíró

    You should talk about the effects of GPT-4 on all of this. Skyrocketing productivity changes everything, and it's already started.

  30. RedaRBZ

    Ppl keep saying the coming recession, we are already into it

  31. Angel

    Recession, Recession, since last year and still waiting? 2008 was a recession, and everyone felt it. More distraction to confuse people to keep them from progressing

  32. AFAL

    Consistently one of the most optimistic traders on Youtube. Can't disagree with the argument.

  33. N A

    I don’t understand where is rescission you’ve been talking about it for a year now and people spending money normally

  34. roundedges2

    As usual, the always-ignored factor is productivity. If everyone focused on jumping productivity, there would be no inflation—since massive product supply would control prices rather than a ham-fisted fed choking money supply. Nor would there be resession. The fed should be doing stuff to help boost productivity of key producers—not choking them—the results would be amazing

  35. Chuckles

    Brilliant, some very good observations and a very logical argument for; we have already experienced the recession

  36. Steve Coleman

    So in short, the rich gets richer and the poor get poorer

  37. Exploring Show

    Kevin you normally talk like that or is that actor voice?

  38. Metal Mike570

    Charlie Sheen is winning!

  39. christian amezquita

    Lmaooo You sold after the collapse not before please it’s so cringe to hear you talk trading terms

  40. milesbenedicene

    C'mon Kev. Love you buddy but we are in a recession right now. You know it is delayed. Tell them the truth. It will be a Depression or a double dip.

  41. Dashawn Smith

    Less wealth don’t make you a loser

  42. Christian D.

    Kevin, you are digging your own grave with this titles. You flip the market twice in a day. Have some integrity.

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