From what I have seen, admittedly limited, high end audio is marketed much different in Asia. I have seen photos of huge box stores with Sonus Faber and other high-end brands stacked on open shelves like toilet paper in Wallmart. I can't say if it's good or bad, but it certainly is different. As an aside, why would anyone want to consider opening a new business at this moment in time? I was saying to a friend the other day - can you imagine all the people who perhaps bought new businesses and signed leases for stores last March, only to find out they couldn't open? What a horrible situation to be in. |
Could be a great time to open a business. People were saying the same things in 2008 after the last crash. This HiFi group are somewhere close to Hong Kong (I think Malaysia) and have world-wide members. Check it out. https://www.facebook.com/groups/306848422730744/ |
2008 was a liquidity driven event. The current crisis is entirely driven by politics. There is a global push to put all humanity under global governance with no individual property rights or rule of law. Hong Kong in particular hangs in the balance as the CCP shows clear intent to invade and conquer. "One China" is official CCP policy so please don’t even try and argue that one. In case you haven’t noticed governments all over the world are using the flu as an excuse to declare emergency powers, close businesses, track, and monitor, and lock up entire populations. Millions of people all over the world are unemployed, with the biggest impact of all falling on small businesses- exactly what the OP wants to be! If the people win and things return to normal then yes, great time to start a new business. IF we win. If they win, worst time ever. This might be a good time to reflect on the full ramifications of the enemy’s choice of language. They call it the new normal. As in, tyranny: the new normal. Oppression: the new normal. Like that. With, again, Hong Kong ground zero. |
