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Cyber Security Investment Report & Webinar
The Truth hurts: The Coronavirus Pandemic has decimated the stock market. It is down 10% this year. The UK FTSE 100 is down more, -16%. However there is one part of the stock market that has thrived - Cyber Security.
I don't mean to brag, but my Cyber and Tech innovation portfolio is up almost 40% since April. That is 120% annual growth. This is whilst other funds are deeply under water.
Everyone has been online, and for much longer periods of time than pre-COVID-19. Many of us are in a state of agitation. We are scrambling to make sense of the new world. Perhaps we're applying for new bounceback loans or trying to renegotiate loans or payments. This is an absolute paradise for Cyber Criminals. We need Cyber companies to protect us in this dangerous new world. So Why not invest in this guaranteed to grow sector?
Covid-19 has been a phisherman’s friend. Millions of professionals are at home and online, adjusting to new routines and anxious about their jobs. That makes them perfect marks: apt to click on an email that purports to be from their boss or a supplier asking for payment.
Law-enforcement officials in many countries have reported a rise in cybercrime since the pandemic started. Attacks are up 600% since the Pandemic and so there are many opportunities to invest in this Cyber Security Software market.
Sign up for a free trading account and also receive my free guide to Cyber Investments developed whilst I was working with a US investor & as a consultant for Bain & Co. The purpose of this webinar is simply to network and share ideas with other serious investors. Watch my video below leading with a presentation on my own investment strategy and results.
Bain & Co Cyber Security analysis
Cyber Security investment is booming
Imagine if you'd investing in Microsoft or Apple in 1980. This is the same opportunity that is available in innovative technology and Cyber Security companies now.
A $1,000 investment in Microsoft on the day of its initial public offering, or IPO, on March 13, 1986, would be worth more than $1.6 million today, according to CNBC calculations.
Sign up for my webinar, read the fifteen page guide, and get into this lucrative market.
The cybersecurity market is continuing its stratospheric growth and hurtling towards the trillion-dollar mark in 2020. In 2004, the global cybersecurity market was worth $3.5 billion. The cybersecurity market grew by roughly 35X over the next 13 years.
While all other tech sectors are driven by reducing inefficiencies and increasing productivity, Cybercrime drives cybersecurity spending. The unprecedented cybercriminal activity we are witnessing is generating so much cyber spending; it's become nearly impossible for analysts to track accurately.
Before the Coronavirus Pandemic, analysts anticipated a 12-15 per cent year-over-year cybersecurity market growth through 2021. These numbers can only be higher now that everyone is online and attacks have grown by 6X.
Trading gold & Precious metals
Commodities
When I experience a lull in other markets, this can be a good goto trading option. For example, when governments around the world are 'printing money' and giving out cash for free, Gold and other metals and commodities gain value. In government hands there's an unlimited supply of all currencies. But not so with Gold and other Precious metals.
When the rest of the Economy is 'flatlining' this may be the answer.