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ai, gaming, arvr.

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Healthcare with aging baby boomers

Private armies as the wealth inequality is getting at a historical high, if this gets combined with people not getting basic needs met, that's when revolutions and uprises happen.

If you can’t do some google and report reading then you will be left behind

Obviously AI tech will be a huge industry, but talking about it that way is a little silly.

It would be kind of like someone in the early 90s saying that the home computer industry is going to see huge growth.

It's not wrong, but it's kind of glossing over the fact that it's also likely to create numerous industries that don't even exist yet.

Elder care

Robots as a Service

The big A’s:

A.I., antimatter, asteroids, and androids

EV batterys, all kinds of E batteries.

Where do you all get these trends and signals from or are they are just guesses?

Portable Quick Charge 5.0 for EV cars.

Ice to EV conversions

Cybersecurity

Yes, those 5 definitely.

I will say between 2030 to 2050 there will be huge increase focus related to old people too. Many people choose either do not want to married, do not want have family, problem having kids or LGBTQA+.

These old people willing to spend for entertainments, conveniences, assistance to care their daily routines and travelling

Space exploration and tourism.

I have been hearing about Internet Of Things for the last 15 years, amd yet to see huge growth. same goes for cyber security.

Nanotube production. space elevator gets turned on 2035.. so gotta get nanotubes up. trust me. . do a remind me 6.1 year.

Construction because AI will take so many jobs

#1 - Arms / Defense (assuming more “conflicts”)

#2 - Intelligence (cybersecurity, AI tools)

#3 - BioPharma (next-gen vaccines for Cancer & Infectious Disease, Cell & Gene Therapies, synthetic biology)

In the US, real estate.

There is a 10 year backlog of underconstruction. And now a 5 year backlog of “I’m not buying until the market stops being so crazy” followed by “I’m not buying until rates come down”.

There are so many people waiting on the sidelines to buy, and to sell.

Time machines

Energy, AI, healthcare.

I think Quantum Computing going mainstream is going to blow the doors off many of our assumptions about how the world works.

Cooling systems.

With that list I think the semi conductor space might be of interest. Investing in the companies that will make it possible for other companies to do these things is probably a safer play but probably less potential to 100x than a company on the flexing edge that makes it. Another big space im interested in personally, related to your list, is autonomous vehicles and/or Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). If that peaks any interest perhaps look into LIDAR companies too.

Military industry

What is everyone looking at for growth in our backbone telecom industries such as towers, real estate, fiber, cellular, vsat, etc…?

VR would be surprising honestly. I have a headset and nothing on it is polished. The games are two seconds of fun. And anything productive just seems impractical

Surrogacy

Robotics - their brain (AI) will be good enough then.

I'm guessing a few space manufacturing companies will start popping up. As we refine reusable rockets. Microgravity is perfect for certain high value manufacturing practices.

!Remind me 6 years

1. Renewable energy will inevitably boom - energy as a whole is in a secular growth trend as we will require more and more energy. I forget the exact number but we will need a staggering amount of increased energy production to sustain. Nations want energy independence more especially after the Russia-Ukraine invasion so renewables has to be part of that story.

2. Uranium will also need to be part of that story since nuclear energy stands as our best option for cleaner energy if we can get past the politics and the misguided and unwarranted fears post Japan meltdown.

3. The “shovels” in the AI revolution. So the NVDAs, AMDs, SMCIs of the world. And the Cloud companies like the big tech google, amzn, msft etc.

4. I think travel in general continues to grow. As many can’t afford home ownership they will decide to experience life through travel and tourism instead. As social media influencers continue to show unrealistic globetrotter lifestyles - many will be enchanted and try their best to emulate. Also boomers love cruising. I think they will rebound in a big way. CCL and NCLH are still in the dumps.

5. I think therapy continues to grow and is in a secular growth trend as well. Mental health has become a welcome discussion and mainstream all throughout society and is no longer stigmatized. All people, but especially men will seek out therapy more and more often. And as the insurance industry adapts and the government adapts - there may be a sustained growth.

6. Pet food and other products. The “humanization” of pets is a continuing trend. People really do love and treat their pets like family and will pay for the best food, care, beds, toys, leashes, treats, etc. I actually think Chewy will be a great long term investment if they can sustain their market leadership even though their financials don’t look great at the moment.

7. When we talk about EV - we think cars because we are Americans (most of reddit). But I think the electric two and three wheel vehicles will experience a boom globally. Scooters are already popular. But also E bikes and E motorcycles.

8. Gene editing technology. Anything related to gene editing and adjacent will experience a massive boom. Gene editing is the AI level revolution in the healthcare space. The applications are literally limitless. It will change they way humans age and fight diseases. It all comes down to how fast governments will keep up with regulations.

9. I think Industrial RE continues to outperform. Industrial real estate involves properties used for industrial activities, such as manufacturing, distribution, and storage. This includes warehouses, factories, and facilities designed for production and logistics. In the context of growing industries, the demand for industrial real estate is often tied to the expansion of e-commerce and global supply chains.

Biotechnology