Water shortages in places where has never been water shortages before . Particularly evident by the end of the twenties .

I believe that agriculture land - productive agricultural land with water on site - will be valuable in the future. - Michael Burry

.. and then gunned by Koalas. You know they eat, root, shoot and leave.

As it has always been and always will be.

Michael Burry = Captain Obvious.


Ever seen them together?, bet ya haven't. :yep:

There was two things I never had given a thought when making this thread and those were

1. Diplomatic crisis or war.
(following the news 2020 could be the year where USA and Iran and perhaps Iraq goes into war and NK is also starting to become a hotspot again, again )

2. Economy or economical crisis.

Markus

yes of course it has always had and will continue to have value in the sense its essential to our survival. but hes looking at from an investors point of view. as population grows so too does the demand for an already stressed resource fresh water. I believe the value Burry speaks of is there may be crap ton of money to be made.

Reece will get knocked out by a boomerang