World Water Crisis (LIFE)

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Thank you FuturesJackal,

Without a doubt, this was one of the best reports I've seen on the industry to date. What also struck me was that it didn't cover every country in the world. The focus seemed to be on Europe as this is where the report originated but even then it didn't cover every European country.

The report also did a nice job of categorizing the challenges that need to be met over the coming years. Only at the end did the report then point an investor toward their funds they were pitching.

I think that there are a number of possible investment opportunities available to investors, but being able to identify them as they come along can sometimes be a daunting task. Something I've noticed with water investments is that they generally have less volatility, and only rarely see exceptional movements in pps, and so this type of investment may be geared toward a longer term investor than those that want to flip a stock. Clearly water should be included in an investment portfolio as a long term investment, depending on the type of equity and/or etf held, much in the same manner as perhaps gold. Indeed, I believe water is blue gold.

I think in the coming days, I would like to start to assemble a list of sorts of companies that are involved with water, either directly or through a subsidiary starting from the bottom up. I think that would certainly provide a worthwhile opportunity to those contemplating investing in water and just haven't explored all the available options to them. Much like some of the boards that cover say, gold or silver stocks.

Your thoughts?

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