The next new fad

Looking back in time and where we've gone. We will understand that every day, everything changes. The automotive industry, telephones, and smartphones are proof of this. In my opinion, the next new thing will be home robots and flying cars. For the flying cars, I guess it will take a little more time because of the expensive price and the infrastructure. But robot domestic helpers are at the door. For now, there are many companies that work and produce industrial robots that replace jobs. There are fledgling companies that specialize in the production of humanoid robots. Most are prototypes and are currently undergoing testing. The difference is that some companies have focused on only a few operations of their robots. The time will not be far when these operations will increase in one robot. Then they will be available to more people. For example, if we look at Kawada Robotics' robot and what operations it does, it is only a matter of time before many others copy them. The Chinese company Siasun, which is in the business of industrial robots, intends to produce a robot home assistant. I look at Ubtech's company, which has already entered the market with more humanoid robots and managed to convince more buyers for its product. It has the potential to become a real factor over time. We all admire outstanding investors. But definitely some are very successful, having caught the wave, having followed their instincts. Anyone who wants to catch the next company that will increase their investment. He should start monitoring the companies that are producing, or at least in an advanced stage of manufacturing, a robot home assistant. Who can entertain the child, keep the old person company, and do a few household operations?  Of course, this is my opinion. How right I am, we will find out in a few years. But these industries will attract a lot of money to themselves at some point.

Autor Sezgin Ismailov

Faith in pharmaceutical companies

I had an interesting conversation with people who have a terrible opinion of pharmaceutical companies. They were convinced that they were a company that wiped out the human population. They didn't even want to hear my opinion. That's why I took the liberty of writing it here. As far as I know from history, without vaccines and medicines, man could hardly prolong life. I am not an advocate or a spokesperson. But my opinion is that the word medicine means to cure. Aren't medicines made from herbs or herbal or mineral teas? It was chemistry. Aren't these ingredients from our planet? Isn't the research done based on what can stop the causative bacteria? It took at least seven years to discover a drug. The discovery of a drug did not happen in a single year. Don't we live in the era of fast communications and fast computers? It's one thing to discover the formula; it's another thing to produce the drug itself. Don't the big companies have research centers? Don't they get government subsidies? Which politicians would vote to cut money to their constituents? What company would want to destroy its customers? There is no logic. I admit that if a drug helps one, it can harm another. Everyone organizes the reception differently, and therefore there are opportunities for problems. But, in general, not believing them is insulting. However, there is hope in this. Until we find ourselves in a situation where climate change and the melting of ice pose a threat, what diseases are we likely to encounter? Hygiene is the number-one factor. Healthy food is number two. Exercise and physical fitness are number three. But medicines will always be a necessary spare part of many people's lives. Let's hope we don't have to use them.

Is there a future for investing in telemedicine companies?

In a world where health has become the ultimate luxury, have you ever wondered if there might be a safer, more efficient way to access healthcare services? Imagine a universe of instant access to doctors, specialists, or therapists from the comfort of your home, anywhere, anytime. Welcome to the realm of telemedicine, a rapidly evolving prospect in the medical field that's not just altering healthcare accessibility but also unlocking stellar investment opportunities.  Despite its presence for several years, telemedicine has seen a considerable surge since the pandemic. It's the dawn of a fresh era where technology and healthcare unite to create a novel patient experience. With a projected market worth of $155.1 billion by 2027, telemedicine presents a promising opportunity for financial success. Consider the convenience telemedicine grants—avoiding long queues, reducing physical exposure to others, and the hassle of commuting. It's reshaping patient care, making healthcare more accessible for disabled or geographically distant patients. Investing in telemedicine companies provides access to this transformative journey, contributing to the enhancement of accessibility, cost-effectiveness, and efficiency in healthcare. Now let's dive deep into the financial prospects. By embracing telemedicine, businesses are cutting down dramatically on overhead. Surprisingly, a considerable number of people are willing to switch to providers offering telemedicine services, a fact that significantly drives the demand. Furthermore, with the government introducing policies favorable to telemedicine, it’s the ideal time for investment! Telemedicine is not just an emergency alternative anymore. It is rapidly transforming into a necessity due to its widespread acceptance among all age groups. From psychiatry services to post-operative care, the reach of telemedicine is astounding. It's not a question of "if" telemedicine will revolutionize healthcare, but "when." Telemedicine investment opportunities There are a number of telemedicine investment opportunities, including: Public Telemedicine Companies: There are a number of public telemedicine companies in which investors can invest. These companies offer various telemedicine products and services. Private Telemedicine Companies: There are also a number of private telemedicine companies that investors can invest in. These companies are often newer and more innovative than public telemedicine companies. Mutual funds focused on telemedicine: There are several mutual funds that invest in telemedicine companies. A mutual fund can be a good way to invest in telemedicine without having to pick individual stocks. Risks Associated with Investing in Telemedicine As with any investment, there are risks associated with investing in telemedicine. Some of the risks include: Competition: The telemedicine industry is highly competitive. New companies constantly enter the market. Such competition can make it difficult for established companies to maintain their market share. Regulations: The telemedicine industry is highly regulated. Changes in regulations can have a significant impact on telemedicine companies. Patient Acceptance: Some patients may be reluctant to use telemedicine. Such attitudes can make it difficult for telemedicine companies to attract and retain customers. Conclusion Telemedicine is a rapidly growing industry with the potential to change the way healthcare is delivered. There are several investment opportunities in telemedicine, but there are also risks to consider. Investors should research the industry carefully before investing in telemedicine companies.

Author: Sezgin Ismailov

With the dividend kings, you can increase your money as it moves, works, and grows

Some companies have been paying dividends for over fifty years. This signifies a significant shift in business practices. It's akin to receiving interest from a bank. This is the OnePlus. The other main option is that they also increase in value. If you receive a salary and do not have any loans, the value of your money will increase. Some numbers are accumulating in your account that you cannot spend. As it turns out, you have such an opportunity almost every month. Money is accumulating in your bank account, but is it outpacing inflation? I do not believe it. However, if you invest this excess money in a developing business or company with dividends, you have an opportunity to manage your money. You have the opportunity to make your money work for you. Besides growing, you can also get consistent returns on your money. The companies listed below are proven to grow your money.  American States Water, Dover, Emerson Electric, Genuine Parts,  Northwest Natural, Parker-Hannifin, Procter & Gamble, 3M, Cincinnati Financial, Coca-Cola, Colgate-Palmolive, Johnson & Johnson, Lancaster Colony, Nordson, Hormel Foods, California Water Service, ABM Industries, Commerce Bancshares, Federal Realty Inv. Trust, SJW, Stanley Black & Decker, Stepan Company, H.B. Fuller, Altria Group, Sysco, National Fuel Gas, Kimberly-Clark, Abbott Laboratories, Becton Dickinson, PepsiCo, Target, PPG Industries, ADM, Nucor, Middlesex, Bank of Nova Scotia, Church & Dwight, CIBC, Church & Dwight, Eli Lilly, Exxon Mobil, General Electric, General Mills, Hawaiian Electric, American Electric Power, Union Pacific, Royal Bank of Canada, Avista, MGE Energy, Bank of Montreal, Ingersoll-Rand.

The most interesting thing is that one has a choice of so many companies. These are proven North American companies. In another article, I will write about European and Asian companies.

Money as it moves/works/grows.

Author Sezgin Ismailov

Companies that are good for investing in India

India is a land of opportunity due to several factors. The country has a growing economy, with a gross domestic product (GDP) that is expected to reach $5 trillion by 2025. Additionally, India has a young population, with more than 60% of the population below the age of 35.  As it turns out, it won't be for a year. Should we make adjustments? Most intriguingly, I anticipate the emergence of zombie companies.  By 2025, we expect the country's growing middle class to reach 500 million members. This middle class is increasingly spending on discretionary items such as travel and education. Finally, the investment climate in India is favorable, with several tax and regulatory reforms making it an attractive destination for businesses and investors.  India is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, and its stock market reflects this growth. There are many great companies to invest in in India, but some of the most popular include:

Reliance Industries (RELIANCE): Reliance is India's largest private company, with interests in oil and gas, petrochemicals, retail, and telecommunications. It is one of the country's most profitable companies, and its stock has performed well over time.

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS): TCS is India's largest IT services company and one of the largest in the world. It is well-managed and has a strong track record of growth.

Infosys (INFY): Infosys is another leading Indian IT services company. It is similar to TCS in terms of size, growth, and profitability.

HDFC Bank (HDFCBANK): HDFC Bank is India's largest private sector bank. It is well-managed and has a strong track record of growth.

Hindustan Unilever (HINDUNILVR): Hindustan Unilever is a subsidiary of global consumer goods giant Unilever. It is India's largest consumer goods company, and its products are well-known and trusted by Indian consumers.

Other excellent companies to invest in in India include

• Bajaj Finance (BAJFINANCE)
• ICICI Bank (ICICIBANK)
• Kotak Mahindra Bank (KOTAKBANK)
• Larsen & Toubro (LT)
• HDFC Life Insurance (HDFCLIFE)
• SBI Life Insurance (SBILIFE)
• ITC (ITC)
• HCL Technologies (HCLTECH)
• Wipro (WIPRO)
• Bharti Airtel (BHARTIARTL)
• Jio Platforms (JIO)
• Nykaa (NYKAA)

These companies are all leaders in their respective industries, and they have a strong track record of growth and profitability. They are also well-managed and have strong corporate governance.

It is important to note that no investment is guaranteed, and there is always the risk of loss. However, by investing in reputable companies with a strong track record, you can increase your chances of success.

Please note that this is not financial advice, and you should always do your research before making any investment decisions.

Not everyone can win, there must be losers.

Investing in a utility company can provide a steady stream of income. Generally regulated, utility companies offer investors some stability and predictability. Utility companies often have strong balance sheets and generate a lot of cash flow, which can make them attractive investments. Utility companies can be a beneficial way to diversify a portfolio. There are many different types of utility companies, so investors can find one that fits their investment goals. But in reality, utility companies' revenues are predictable. Accept yourself as a regular payer. Assume that your neighbor is also a payer. Thus, all users of their services are payers. The company itself has the income and can afford the dividend. Another thing is that the stock market has a crisis. The company will always have these customers. This situation could be compared to a pandemic that wipes out people. Realistically speaking, you don't expect a sharp rise in the share price. But you can always expect it to drip a little. For me, it is mandatory for an investor to have at least one utility company in their portfolio. This is my opinion. This review is not a recommendation to buy; at the end of the day, everyone has an opinion. Not everyone can win; there must be losers.

 Author: Sezgin Ismailov

The future and new power of manufacturing companies

There are new opportunities and horizons to explore. The use of robotics creates more opportunities for innovation and growth in new businesses. Indeed, robotics reduces the need for human labor while simultaneously enhancing quality. Throughout human history, start-ups have played a key role in creating new industries and providing economic opportunity to the wider society. Startups often incubate entirely new types of industries that are accelerated by technology. Robot companies are both growing businesses and industries disrupted by their advances. These improvements continue to create unexpected opportunities for startups and large businesses alike. I assume that these companies described below will be the engines of the production sector in time. This is particularly likely to occur if they successfully integrate artificial intelligence into their machinery. Regardless, many robots that these companies have created are already involved in the production cycle. In fifteen years, robots will surpass humans in production by over 60%. "ABB," "Universal Robots Technologies," "iRobot," "Yaskawa," "Fanuc," "Zebra Technologies," "Yamaha," "Nvidia," " DENSO," "Midea Group," "Kuka," "Mitsubishi," "Adept Technology Inc.," "Apex Automation," "Aurotek," "Stäubli," "Kawasaki," "Robotics," "Siemens," "Honda," "Toyota," "SIASUN," "ESTUN," "EFORT," "JAKA Robot," "Panasonic," "UBTECH," "Agibot," Xiaomi," "Unitree Robotics." and "Hyundai" These are just the famous names. But you can always look for something you like to invest in.

Author Sezgin Ismailov