Frank Nez 
Published by FrankNez Team.
Wherever the topic on money arises, the issue of maintaining a sustainable pool of wealth becomes inevitable.
However, when a pandemic hits the world hard as Covid-19 did, it becomes even harder to save, let alone invest.
We may not be out of the woods yet, but part of restoring normalcy must include putting money in the right places despite the risks.
Why Should You Invest in a Crisis?
‘Effectively putting money to work in a bid to build wealth.’
This short and simple definition of the term ‘investing’ is a crucial part of the answer to why it is imperative to invest amidst the tough financial times.
The year 2020 was pretty hard on investors.
The fluctuations were unpredictable, and most economies threatened to crumble.
Nevertheless, investment pools did not run completely dry.
The return on investment on stocks may have fallen to average 18.4% but drew massive gains for some investors driving faster recovery of the market later in the year.
With reference to such trends in the investment scene, the question you should seek answers to is how to invest rather than if to.
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Three Places to Invest in the Post-pandemic.
According to Nigel Green, CEO and founder of deVere Group, the world should stay put for the fastest growth seen in decades.
With that in mind, it is certain that the market remains promising thus, you should put more time and effort in building a future proofed portfolio.
One remarkable way to do so is by diversifying your portfolio- putting your eggs in different baskets.
Here is a roundup of some incredible places to consider when looking for investment options post-pandemic:
Healthcare
The pandemic exposed the health care sector as a smart and reasonable investment option.
Think of it this way. Imagine if you had the change to dish out some cash for AstraZeneca or Pfizer in 2019 or early 2020.
Very lucrative indeed.
Beyond Covid-19, this area remains an exceptional field for investors to cultivate.
There is a dire need to promote sustainable well-being in our health care systems especially due to the unending risk factors such as climate change and pollution.
Additionally, technological innovations need funding to harness a robust health care system on a global scale.
This not only makes the sector an excellent investment option but also avails the chance to possibly impact positive change to the world.
Cryptocurrency
The world of crypto has undeniably had its own share of trouble.
The lack of standard regulations and government backing makes it a high stake arena.
However, fact remains that it is perhaps the fastest growing vessel-ideally for those seeking short-term investment options.
Cryptocurrency remains a gamble due to its high liquidity and volatility and is a great option if you have a high risk tolerance.
The recent crash of crypto giants like bitcoin may have hit investors with unfathomable losses, but the gains are just as equally huge.
At the end of the day, the most rewarding investments are the most rewarding. The secret is to be smart while taking them.
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Real Estate
For a minute commercial real estate stayed on its knees and is still struggling thanks to the pandemic.
On the other hand, residential real estate took the blow quite well with most developed countries seeing an exponential rise in house prices.
As the commercial state regains its footing, real estate certainly maintains a great performance in the investment due to the minimal variance in returns.
At the same time, the demand for housing does not seem to be going down anytime soon – whether it is for investment or owner occupancy
Thus, pandemic or not, real estate should secure you a good return on investment over time.
While the crisis is far from over, especially with the Russia-Ukraine war.
The impact is significantly visible in the inflation of commodity prices and a slow growth in the economy.
Regardless, it is crucial to remember that investments –especially long-term ones – are more about future expectations than current conditions. It is more a matter of managing risk than avoiding it altogether.
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