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These 5 Business Are Not Affected by Covid-19 Pandemic

Article dated 19 March 2020

With the Covid-19 Pandemic continuing for another year, many businesses are already closing down or shut down. It looks like every trade, from large machines to cheap stationery, is affected.

People are wondering what businesses are not affected by Covid-19?  Note that if your business declines by 20%, it is considered not affected. 'Affected' means a decline of 50% or more. The following are the 5 industries that are not only not affected, but also get more business.  All other businesses will no doubt get affected.  The 5 industries that will see a rise in business are:
  1. Health: Healthcare service, healthcare supplies, healthcare equipment supplies, healthcare manpower and healthcare supporting industries and services
  2. Wellness: as people are more concerned about health and wellness.  This includes TCM and healthy food and water
  3. Trades that reduce uncertainties, including religion, fortune-telling and those catering to the inner soul
  4. Basic necessities including food, water, toilet paper, masks and canned food
  5. Telecommunications, because people need to be more up-to-date, and they will use video and video conferencing more in place of physical meetings
Are you in any one of the above industries?  I am fortunate to be involved in number 3 of the above. Being in the Fengshui and fortune-telling trade, we focus on only one area: mobile phone profiling and mobile phone change luck.  Let me know if you are keen, as we are still looking for potential partners.  Any comments are welcome, you can also whatsapp me at 93672286 for instant contact. Related articles:

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