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[5 'Mega Forces' For the Rest of 2023] They're Changing How We Invest

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We highlight five mega-trends to watch this mid-year. Picks from the Editor SPONSORED Sponsored As

We highlight five mega-trends to watch this mid-year. Picks from the Editor SPONSORED (Newsletter Continues Below) Sponsored [Build Wealth 10x Faster By Doing This]( As you know, the stock market has been volatile lately, and there's a lot of uncertainty in the air. But we want to assure you that this is not the time to panic. In fact, it's the time to be buying stocks.[Go HERE to Get Their Names And Ticker Symbols]( By clicking the link you are subscribing to the Summa Money Newsletter and may receive up to 2 additional free bonus subscriptions. Unsubscribing is easy [Privacy Policy/Disclosures]( Mega Forces at Play for the 2nd Half of 2023  Hi Traders,  Stay a while and listen, as the largest asset manager globally, BlackRock, lays out five 'mega-trends' that are poised to reshape the world of finance.  First up is the enthralling realm of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Let's admit it, who isn't mesmerized by the transformative power of AI? BlackRock shares this sentiment.  The firm is awash with optimism for this buzzing sector, identifying the colossal hype surrounding this nascent technology as a valid reason to ramp up their outlook.  No longer are we just considering silicon - the firms see the real winners as the organizations sitting on mountains of data that can be fed into the AI machines. In the words of BlackRock, "New AI tools could analyze and unlock the value of the data gold mine some companies may be sitting on." To say we're excited is an understatement.  Next, we're venturing into the green revolution, or as BlackRock calls it, "The low-carbon transition." With climate change commanding the global narrative, it's no surprise that the race towards sustainable solutions is gaining momentum.  The shift is anticipated to occur rapidly in developed nations. We're already seeing the impact on electric vehicle pricing. Yet, catching these waves of change requires savvy investors to predict future policy, tech trends, and consumer behavior. Now that's easier said than done, isn't it?  Our third stop is the tumultuous landscape of geopolitics. According to BlackRock, the world is fragmenting, and we need to be prepared. The focus is shifting from economic efficiency to national security and resilience.  Amidst rising US-China tensions and a resurgence of protectionist policies, investments in infrastructure and robotics are predicted to surge.  Additionally, potential conflicts among emerging powers could spark growth in defense, aerospace, and cybersecurity. A tad gloomy, don't you think?  Coming in at number four is the graying population. As the global populace ages, the labor force in numerous markets is set to shrink, impacting productivity, growth, and government spending.  Yet, BlackRock sees a silver lining here, predicting an inflationary push as retired folks continue to spend, despite the dip in productivity. Who said retirement couldn't be fun?  Lastly, brace yourselves for a seismic shift in the banking sector. BlackRock foresees an irreversible overhaul of the financial industry, catalyzed by the banking turmoil we've witnessed this year. We can anticipate more mergers of smaller entities and tightened credit availability, paving the way for non-bank lenders and private markets. Change is the only constant, after all.  On a closing note, BlackRock is slightly bearish on US equities, foreseeing potential macroeconomic hurdles ahead.  However, it does shine a light on short-term government bonds, with the promise of higher yields backed by soaring interest rates.  Time to take these trends into account while strategizing your investment moves, especially as the 2nd half of 2023 is nearly upon us. Keep on keeping up!  John @ Traders on Trend  (In the next article: What's the outlook for 2023 by Wall Street veterans? Find out below! 👇) Sponsored [Discover a Recession-Proof Company for Your Portfolio]( We have identified a recession-proof company that has tremendous potential for growth in the coming years. 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As we approach the latter part of the year, it's a golden opportunity to take stock of your investment strategies.  And yes, there are a couple of areas that stand out as promising, even though they might have a little bit of risk peppered in.  I must say, this year has been nothing short of impressive for the S&P 500 Index, jumping a commendable 14% till June 22, 2023. It's like a Phoenix rising from the ashes of October 2022.  The recent surge might give you a sense of FOMO, but let's not let emotions guide our decisions, shall we? It's crucial to stay rooted in the realities of the economic climate and predicted market trends.  Interestingly, the market's gains are not from a wide variety of stocks. It’s more like a few unlikely heroes rising from the ashes of last year's downturn, and some fresh new sectors making their presence felt.  This, coupled with the Federal Reserve's moves and investors trying to not miss out on a possible sustained rally, has pumped up the stock prices and volumes in certain sectors. However, this doesn’t necessarily mean that we've reached stable market territory.  In the banking world, the initial liquidity and failure issues are fading away, and financial stocks are recuperating from their previous lows. Still, it's wise to assess your investments in this sector.  (article continues below) Sponsored [Protect Your Wealth from Inflation - Your Survival Guide]( Inflation is a silent killer of your wealth. You may be losing more money than you realize, and it could only get worse. Don't wait until it's too late to take action. 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A systematic investment plan could help safeguard and potentially benefit from the expected market swings.  For those with cash reserves who are hesitant to invest further into stocks or bonds, there's always the option of high-yield savings accounts or shorter-term CDs.  With interest rates over 4%, you can get some decent returns compared to last year. These investments can offer a safe haven while you observe the market trends through the end of 2023.  Looking at industry opportunities, the market resilience we've seen so far this year is promising, but there are challenges ahead.  Hedged equity or buffered ETFs might be worth considering as these can offer participation in upward market movements and a safety net against potential falls.  Within the broader market sectors, I’d keep an eye on healthcare technology, contactless payment systems, cybersecurity, and AI.  Companies working on regenerative medicine, robotics, lab automation, telehealth, and data analytics, especially those leveraging AI, hold promising long-term growth potential.  Despite my generally optimistic outlook, investors should be prepared for market swings throughout the summer and into fall.  Ideally, we'd love to see a market that's focused on company growth and earnings rather than Federal Reserve activities, government spending, and stimulus funding.  As a financial advisor, my suggestion would be to seek professional guidance to ensure your investment strategies align with your financial goals and risk tolerance.  A diversified portfolio, a focus on promising sectors, and staying informed can make for a confident investor navigating through the end of 2023.  Disclaimer:  The material in this document is for informational purposes based on our proprietary research. 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