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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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From: elmatador	4/7/2020 1:13:40 AM
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What could be the positive effects of Covid-19 ? A crash is always painful but also has its positive effects. Past crashes serve as lessons to what could happen post-Covid 19. I saw it before. Post Dot-com bubble bursting, unexpectedly, capital was invested into building mobile networks in emerging markets. Any country. Any tiny little island could afford mobile technology. The technology had got so cheap -after the bubble burst- that countries with low Average revenue per user (ARPU), could profitably build mobile networks. And that new investment in new networks, all happened having a dyed in the wool, regulatyed utilities dyed, fixed line networks that were the norm as it is the electricity sector in emerging markets. I am studying that, right now, because (self-servingly) it may be the case that renewable energy will boom in emerging markets. A crash send capital in new directions. It acts as a catalytic for capital allocation.

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