Other ideas I have are: Waste management/garbage
Gambling
Cheap cellphones
Cheap alcohol
Medical Prescription-related companies
Pet-related items (not insurance (defaults on premiums))
Certain types of fast food
Mechanical work exposure to used cars as buyers try to extend useful life on vehicles vs. buying new
Walmart, barely took a hit – if at all – in last recession, largest supplier of cheap guns in the world
Certain government contractors; ones that aren’t reliant on the overall defense budget but ones that rely on OCO, which is never reduced.
Disney (performed well in last crisis)/children-tied/above-population-rate growth
Hispanic tied brands (wingstop)
Spices (McCormick barely dipped during the recession)
Soda – Coke and Pepsi held up well during recession. See if anyone is diversified enough to offset soda trend headwinds.
WD40 Corp (WDFC)
Verizon held up relatively well in the last recession
Etsy - craft market (more producers of craft products to drive perosnal income that's now reduced from more formal work engagements, and more buyers buying everyday items looking for a deal.
Submitted March 02, 2019 at 07:35PM by bennybuckets1392 https://ift.tt/2C1fc9Y
