Category: Investment Ideas

Web3: Revolution Or Utopia?

Some consider it the next generation of the internet: Web3 which a decentralized version of the web based on the blockchain. Web3 – sometimes misleadingly called Web 3.0 has overtaken the Internet of Things, aka Industry 4.0, in reporting. Podcasters, investors or analysts, everyone seems to talk about Web3. And Elon Musk tweeted in December 2021, wondering what the future of Web3 might be like 10, 20 or 30 years from now. So let’s dive deeper into it to learn what exactly is behind it, which use cases already exist and why skeptics doubt that the Internet will become more democratic as a result. Also, we will take a look onto some Web3 stocks to buy.

Let’s talk about space economy

China lands a spacecraft on the moon, the USA flirt with the Mars and even tourists are about to be brought into space. Space flights seemed to boom like never before, and space economy is on its way to become one day a freaking trillion-dollar industry. Although this is still a relatively young market, it is exceptionally strong in terms of innovation and growth. So it’s no wonder that the universe is also becoming increasingly fascinating to investors and traders. Therefore, let’s talk a bit about the space economy in general and space stocks.

The Megatrend Sustainability – What Commodities Can Benefit From It?

The discussion about sustainability has arrived as a mega trend in the middle of society. One of the driving forces behind this is for sure the climate crisis. On the way to the desired climate neutrality, the decarbonisation of the economy is the mainstay. It affects a lot of commodities because with the restructuring of the economy, the demand for commodities will change massively. In this article I’d like to discuss about it and provide you an overview about the affected commodities (at least from my point of view).

Let’s play: Full concentration on the gaming industry

The gaming industry was hit differently by the pandemic. While games on mobile devices experienced an increase, the semiconductor crisis is affecting consoles, among other things. Diving into virtual worlds and participating in competitive “games” provides entertainment for many people. The competitive aspect is also taken up as “e-sports”, with events in offline or online formats, offering a stage for the gamers. In addition to the actual video games, suitable hardware is also required. Besides that, streaming platforms enable everyone to broadcast their own gaming performance on the Internet. This dynamic market opens up an interesting investment opportunity for investors.

Metaverse: the leap into the virtual world?

Have you always dreamed of being able to immerse yourself in a virtual world to meet your friends or the whole family, even though they are far away from you? Or attending a concert, shopping or gaming together? The metaverse – a virtual world on the internet – could make all of this possible in the near future. Various tech companies are working to make this vision a reality. So the question is: Does the metaverse have what it takes to become the “next big thing”?