The U.S. Department of Labor website lets you search for jobs by state, topic and location.
A few tips on areas to focus your attention would be on the documented wages, health plans coverage benefits, occupational safety health as well as unemployment insurance.
One thing that I have noticed while researching jobs online is that the economy for each state will dictate the future job growth of the geographic region.
Also knowing the history of the industries patterns will help job seekers prepare for new work trends.
For instance the industrial revolution was a time between the 18th to the 19th century where major changes in agriculture, manufacturing, mining, transportation, and technology effected the socioeconomic and cultural conditions of the world.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor compiles statistic projections every two years to include the high demand professions and occupations showing the fastest growth rates.
During economic crisis and increasing unemployment among certain cities, those looking for a career change or those looking to start a new job should first find out where the jobs will be through 2018.
Top 10 Fastest Growing Occupations Expected in the Coming Years
- Dental Hygienists
- Home Health Aides
- Biomedical Engineers
- Computer Applications Software Engineers
- Veterinary Technologists and Technicians
- Personal Financial Advisors
- Physical Therapist Aides
- Claims Adjuster and Compliance Officers
- Physician Assistants
- Substance Abuse Behavioral Disorder Counselors
Source: U.S. Department of Labor - dol.gov, U.S. Bureau of Labor - bls.gov
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energy infrastructure development
Delta Air Lines
Richard Kinder - Kinder Morgan infrastructure company
Electric vehicles - Jeff Bezos, Toyota, Tesla
Hertz Global Holdings - Carl Icahn
Biotech stocks - Drug companies, drug trials, biopharma companies
Biotechnology
Large-cap biotech stocks
Amgen - Gilead Sciences - Vertex
Kodiak Sciences - Acadia Pharmaceuticals -
Kodiak has a proprietary antibody biopolymer conjugate
tech platform producing promising therapies for retinal diseases
Acadia has a dug called pimavanserin used to treat psychosis in Parkinson’s disease patients
pharmaceutical companies will find a cure or a vaccine for COVID-19.
recession-proof “anti-viral” stocks
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buying high-quality, significantly undervalued businesses
companies in the travel industry
micro-focused investment strategy
invest in Berkshire Hathaway
buy insurance puy options
Value Investing
Stick with solid defensive stocks
Applied Materials Inc. AMAT, 4.276%, the world’s largest maker of semiconductor equipmen
Best Buy Co. Inc. BBY, 2.677% and Office Depot Inc. ODP, 15.068%.
surge in demand across the country for products that people need to work or learn from home, as well as those products that allow people to refrigerate or freeze food
focusing on cloud companies like Microsoft Corp. MSFT, 0.910%
use of remote technology, and popular names like Zoom Video Communications, ZM, 4.387%
cloud computing, cybersecurity and the 5G upgrade
Green Dot Corp. shares GDOT, +23.39% are up 20%
We believe Costco is well positioned to continue delivering double-digit earnings growth
Among the reasons for the upbeat view, besides the recent jump in demand, are the long-term investments that Costco US:COST has made in things like e-commerce, the increase in memberships, and the solid state of Costco’s higher-income customer base.
the education sector may look back on this as a paradigm-shifting moment for moving learning environments to completely online.
using online education tools and technology.
ecosystem, cloud-based technology and improvements in broadband speed
online education programs
The education technology market
major players like Blackboard, Renaissance Learning, Canvas, Moodle, Education Galaxy, Illuminate, Edmentum and Edgenuity are providing platforms that allow administrators, teachers, parents and students to interact and manage everything from curriculum, grading and assessments to course selection.
Online program management (OPM) companies, such as Academic Partnerships, Bisk Education and Keypath, already offer colleges and universities turnkey solutions and are there to assist institutions that don’t have the internal resources to develop and run online programs.
Expect the adoption of these providers to explode in the coming weeks and remain on a strong trajectory even after everyone goes back to school. Their adoption is likely to prove sticky as institutions realize that online learning is often more efficient from a financial perspective.
Traditional colleges looking to innovate and attract a broader range of students have increasingly been turning to online program management to offer more flexible and affordable online degrees in recent years.
In addition, demand for online services for the K-12 sector seems likely to be boosted by emergency government support in response to the crisis. A new wave of coronavirus aid being considered by Congress reportedly includes $3 billion in mandatory grant programs and flexible funding for early childhood education and K-12 schools. School districts normally have a slow purchasing process but now they will have to move fast and decisively.
From an investor perspective, while it’s hard to see past the current market storm, this could well be the year that transforms ed-tech from a niche industry into something that’s part of the mainstream.
slack technologies
okta inc
zoom video communications
peloton interactive
activision blizzard
live nation entertainment
novavax
Yanka Industries, Inc.
Live Nation Entertainment, Inc.
Main Street Business Lending Program
buy corporate bonds
buying commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS)
bond-buying programs
buy investment grade bond ETFs
U.S Equity ETF
crude oil exports
competitive advantage
Two lending facilities to large companies: Primary Market Corporate Credit Facility (PMCCF) for new bond and loan issuance, and the Secondary Market Corporate Credit Facility (SMCCF) to provide liquidity for existing corporate bonds
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QE infinity: open-ended quantitative easing. Just over a week ago, the Fed had set a limit of $700 billion on these bond-buying programs
Fed will start buying commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS)
Two lending facilities to large companies: Primary Market Corporate Credit Facility (PMCCF) for new bond and loan issuance, and the Secondary Market Corporate Credit Facility (SMCCF) to provide liquidity for existing corporate bonds
Corporate bonds and even bond ETFs could be purchased by the Fed.
Bringing back crisis-era Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility (TALF) to support the flow of credit to consumers and businesses
Expanding money market mutual fund liquidity facility to include wider range of municipal bonds
Expanding commercial paper credit facility