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Three Top Ways to Trade the Global Plant-Based Boom Now
by Ian Cooper
The global plant-based boom is just getting underway.
All as millions, if not billions of people seek out plant-based meats, fish, cheeses, dairy, and even desserts. For example, not only has Ben & Jerry’s introduced vegan ice cream, Cold Stone Creamery just rolled out its first-ever vegan ice cream.
Helping, “71% of U.S. adults reported trying at least one plant-based product in 2021, according to Datassential, and 48% look for products labeled ‘plant based,’ per the Hartman Group, while 67% have tried non-dairy milk, says Morning Consult, citing that one in three consumers drinks it at least weekly,” as reported by AdWeek.com.
Even Unilever just said, “every single country in the world is shifting towards more plant-based diets,” as quoted by Totally Vegan Buzz.
No surprise then that Credit Suisse says we could be looking at a $1.4 trillion market by 2050.
Currencies are traded in pairs. For example: the Euro versus the US Dollar (EURUSD).
You can find websites servicing all sorts of exotic currencies. The Euro versus the Polish Zloty (EURPLN), for instance, can be traded at Oanda.com. But, from a practical standpoint, you and I are better off sticking with the eight most actively traded currencies.
The first currency listed in a pair is the "Base" currency. The second is the "Counter" or "Quote" currency. The price tells you how many units of the second currency one unit of the first currency can purchase.
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This upcoming week ends with the first Non-Farm Payroll Report (NFP) for the year. Understand that the report released the first week of January (this year) technically was the December 2021 report. The Bureau of Labor Statistics numbers reported the first week of the month represent the month that just ended. Therefore the February 4th report shares January’s numbers.
But before Friday morning rolls around, there are quite a number of Earnings Announcements which we should consider paying attention to. Not just in that they represent individual opportunities, but there may be some market-wide ramification in this upcoming week’s Earnings Announcements.
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