"Even after loosening its grip, the coronavirus will leave indelible marks on society. "It's going to change how we think, live, work, learn, shop, travel and entertain," says Kathryn C. McDonald, Vice President and Market Strategy Analyst, Chief Investment Office, Merrill and Bank of America Private Bank. "History has shown that past disruptions of this magnitude, as painful as they can be, have often also boosted resourcefulness, productivity and innovation," adds Joe Quinlan, head of CIO Market Strategy, Chief Investment Office for Merrill and Bank of America Private Bank. The primary effect of the coronavirus pandemic will likely be to greatly accelerate the pace of existing trends, such as remote work, e-learning, healthcare technology and rising public debt, believe McDonald and Quinlan. A new Chief Investment Office (CIO) report, "The Great Acceleration," authored by the two of them, lays out 10 major trends, as well as some of the long-term investment opportunities — and risks — they could create. "Keep them in mind as you consider investment strategies and your asset allocation strategy for the recovery ahead," says Quinlan. 1. De-globalization. Global supply chains are shifting away from China and becoming more local, with more reliance on automation and robotics. *Investment considerations: Potential opportunities in automation, robotics, 3-D printing and precision agricultural machinery. 2. The E-everything economy. The digital revolution is expected to speed up amid rising demand for telemedicine, e-commerce, e-learning and mobile banking, among others. Investment considerations:Companies providing these services, as well as delivery drones and virtual reality, could prosper. 3. Next-gen tech infrastructure. A rise in remote work has underscored the need for better telecommunication infrastructure....." https://www.merrilledge.com/article/...pdates-stock-market-volatility
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