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Hey anyone here can tell me some trade opportunities or selling business of product and service which have demand but have low supply or have less competition

Rolex sells an obsolete product. Less accurate than a $40 Casio. Less useful than an Apple Watch. And yet—it thrives. The paradox? Rolex isn’t selling time. It’s selling timelessness.

"Hey everyone, I’d like your opinion on a startup idea. It’s a platform designed to address overall fitness, sports, and health. The platform allows users to choose from a variety of sports and fitness activities, such as table tennis, billiards, bad

One of the major issues we face in India is extremely high supply with very low demand. This country holds 1/6th of global human population. Currently 70% of India is under 30 making India GenZ-GenAlpha dominated, and 30% of the entire population

Let's discuss about jobs and future 💬 Based on current and upcoming decade situation, what would probably be high paying, AI proof , With High demand and less supply Jobs globally ? ( Reply specific job name not Field)

Many of you have know that only less than 5% population in india, pays taxes. But there is reason for it. According to this economic times report, only 1.8 crore people earn more than 5 lakhs annually (~2%). And if you earn less than 5 lakhs, you leg

“Sold Out on Purpose: How Scarcity Makes Luxury Unstoppable” Luxury brands thrive on scarcity—not just in quantity, but in access. This isn’t accidental; it’s psychological strategy. When a product is “limited edition” or “by invitation only,” it tr

Scary but likely prediction: We'll see a MASSIVE dump in prices for online services soon. It's already starting. From copywriters to coders, consultants to designers. Why? People start to realize that they are paying top dollar only for someone