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Not everyone can win, there must be losers.

Investing in a utility company can provide a steady stream of income. Generally regulated, utility companies offer investors some stability and predictability. Utility companies often have strong balance sheets and generate a lot of cash flow, which can make them attractive investments. Utility companies can be a beneficial way to diversify a portfolio. There are many different types of utility companies, so investors can find one that fits their investment goals. But in reality, utility companies' revenues are predictable. Accept yourself as a regular payer. Assume that your neighbor is also a payer. Thus, all users of their services are payers. The company itself has the income and can afford the dividend. Another thing is that the stock market has a crisis. The company will always have these customers. This situation could be compared to a pandemic that wipes out people. Realistically speaking, you don't expect a sharp rise in the share price. But you can always expect it to...

In my opinion, making investments in times of crisis

 Everything during a crisis goes downhill. As usual, when a person falls ill, their health deteriorates significantly.   Mother Nature finds a way to remind us. Because people get carried away and rapidly forget themselves.  Ever since the world can remember, there have been crises, and there always will be.  The market undergoes the same sorting process as the sieve.   Some will sink because they didn't do their homework. Others may fail due to lying. However, the crisis presents an opportunity for improvement and forward thinking. Here's a straightforward illustration. For example, a very farsighted person, even if he sees that the fruits are already despised, will figure out what to do. He will make vinegar or fruit wine.  You have to recognize those companies that have a future and bet on them. Avoid choosing companies based on personal preference or popularity.   The biggest mistake of the small investor is  to target the top t...