Just saw this post and it painted a bleak picture of the current economy. https://old.reddit.com/r/smallbusiness/comments/17vi8c5/worst_time_for_everyone_this_is_my_worst_november/
So I thought I’d flip the question and see what industries are prospering.
The moment covid hit we pivoted our services to strongly focus on distribution/industrial. Thankfully those are absolutely booming. That said, things are definitely slowing down. It’s not drastic, but it feels a LOT like 2007/08 when it first started to slow down. A lot of our stuff is fairly directly tied to the fed loans rates, so we are starting to see a bunch of unusual funding deals (private equity, foreign markets). All of the banks are now requiring really bizarre consents for everyone to sign that is involved. Basically this feels like ~2006 right before SHTF