short insurance?

short insurance?

Regardless of “the big one” happening I believe health care is a good bet. You’ll be treating the injured in addition to keeping baby boomers alive, they’re the ones with all the money so you know health care is growing for sure. I expect huge medical advances in the next 20 years.

Johnson and Johnson is a great co. JNJ
Check out the Down Jones health care index for more companies.

The downside of health care is the potential for increased government regulation and/or socialization of health care. I don’t want to get into a Michael Moore type debate about it but any time the government intervenes it usually means a hit to stock prices initially.

Regardless of “the big one” happening I believe health care is a good bet. You’ll be treating the injured in addition to keeping baby boomers alive, they’re the ones with all the money so you know health care is growing for sure. I expect huge medical advances in the next 20 years.

Johnson and Johnson is a great co. JNJ
Check out the Down Jones health care index for more companies.

The downside of health care is the potential for increased government regulation and/or socialization of health care. I don’t want to get into a Michael Moore type debate about it but any time the government intervenes it usually means a hit to stock prices initially.

Regardless of “the big one” happening I believe health care is a good bet. You’ll be treating the injured in addition to keeping baby boomers alive, they’re the ones with all the money so you know health care is growing for sure. I expect huge medical advances in the next 20 years.

Johnson and Johnson is a great co. JNJ
Check out the Down Jones health care index for more companies.

The downside of health care is the potential for increased government regulation and/or socialization of health care. I don’t want to get into a Michael Moore type debate about it but any time the government intervenes it usually means a hit to stock prices initially.

I heard of this guy once who bought up a bunch of land in Arizona and Nevada in advance of a potential quake.
He had big development plans. Part of which depended on the land being ocean front property in the future.
He had planned to split apart the San Andreas fault-line using Nuclear armaments – the resulting explosion destined to send the entire Californian coastline and its inhabitants to murky ocean depths.

The problem is that these California inhabitants were likely the most lucrative of future customers. Once his accountant ran the numbers he had to save face, so he told his assistant to release Superman at the last possible moment to allow him to save California and foil the plan.

… Or something like that.

I think your best bet is to invest in Kryptonite futures.

I heard of this guy once who bought up a bunch of land in Arizona and Nevada in advance of a potential quake.
He had big development plans. Part of which depended on the land being ocean front property in the future.
He had planned to split apart the San Andreas fault-line using Nuclear armaments – the resulting explosion destined to send the entire Californian coastline and its inhabitants to murky ocean depths.

The problem is that these California inhabitants were likely the most lucrative of future customers. Once his accountant ran the numbers he had to save face, so he told his assistant to release Superman at the last possible moment to allow him to save California and foil the plan.

… Or something like that.

I think your best bet is to invest in Kryptonite futures.