That’s an opportunity, imo. Bear market won’t last forever.
I’m going to rub my crystal ball and predict a cold, bear market in the short term, but green tech stocks to buck the trend.
I view our current policy to get everyone back to to the office as a public health exercise in saving gas as it uses less gas to keep people warm in offices versus individuals at home. I think that like Russia has done with the West, the West will aim to decrease their dependence on the East’s resources, while also aiming to destabilise resource rich countries and assert an influence in order to supply the resources for the future.
This will go hand-in-hand with a massive green-tech surge, with big players including Ford having huge rises. There will be a company who develop systems to use electric cars as part of grid-tied supply system and this will help boost shares in Tesla and other car producers. IC producers will begin building more foundries closer to home or aim to protect vulnerable facilities in the East.
Copper will go through the roof unless someone lassoes a passing comet 
or one of the carbon companies develops room temperature super-conductors.
Big funds will refuse to invest in companies who don’t care about the planet and people and this will drive the green revolution. 
There will be a major energy production breakthrough this year - maybe by BP or Shell.
Housing stocks to do well.
Let it be. 
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