Trade War With China?

[GordonJ]

Glenn O. is well positioned for the bad times; solar stoves, wood stoves, recipes tested and proven. He is well ahead most of us.

Those companies which import electric space heaters, are in for a tough winter. However, the folks at Lehman's in Kidron, OH will be selling out of their Ben Franklin stoves and all things "Amish" like supplies.

Putting up food may gain a new audience; all things canning, freezing, storing of longer term food may become a HOT seller. Home gardens, once again may tick upwards.

Hand made quilts, blankets and yarn products may heat up.

LOW cost home made soaps, not the boutique, G. Paltrow kind, will find a market in a recession.

OF course, money making reports and HOW TO, may zoom again by Fall, time to dust off the CHATTEL REPORT and update it for 2025; many people will be selling off their garages full of junk...and many will be buying too.

AI is giving me all kinds of info on what to "get in on" now for the coming recession.

I may have to buy up all the Barbie dolls I can find, and hoard them and use as barter, I suspect they will be just as valuable as World Liberty Financial crypto currency when all is said and done this year.

What ideas do you have to combat Donny 2 Dolls Trade War with China plans?

Gordon

Originally Posted by GordonJ

Sin companies are mostly inelastic, especially ones with lower end products available too. Your headline assumes we are not currently in one but headed for one...I think daily activity says other wise, the war is on.

Marketers are a broad definition, as noted, those selling the so-called sin products; alcohol, tobacco and gambling, historically surge upwards in down times.

I can't imagine a market for the report you suggest, any business which isn't AWARE right now can't be helped with information. They need to be making their turns NOW.

As for those consulting with small businesses to help them avoid recessionary downfalls, maybe some of those Jay A. techniques might work if IMPLEMENTED AT BREAKNECK SPEED.

Donny 2 Dolls, the deal maker extraordinaire, has set the Battle Cruiser afloat, it may be too late to help many small businesses.

Maybe I'll revise the old Green Tree Press idea of making beer at home, or setting up a moonshine stand (iffin I can find Granny's recipe), and selling corn cob pipes with bags of tabaccy...thank goodness my lottery group is doing well...may not be able to handle the oncoming onslaught...thank you Donny 2 Dolls.

Gordon