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Today’s Digest: 

• Recession Resilient Businesses: Check out the top 5 sectors to invest in during an economic downturn. When markets fall these still print cash flow…

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TOP STORY

Top Recession Resilient Industries to Invest In

Boring businesses are generational cash printing machines built to last.

In times of economic chaos—rate hikes, soft landings, stagflation threats—smart capital doesn’t freeze. It flows toward durability.

Because when the market gets messy, the question isn’t “what’s growing fastest?”
It’s “what won’t break when everything else does?”

Below, we’ve ranked some of the most recession-resilient sectors for private investors and acquisition entrepreneurs—each with repeatable cash flow, inelastic demand, and real-world staying power.

🪦 1. Funeral Services

Why it works: Death doesn’t do recessions. With 3M+ deaths annually in the U.S. and rising, demand for end-of-life services is as predictable as it gets.

Cash Flow Characteristics:

• High-margin prepaid services

• Low price elasticity (emotion > budget)

• Strong asset-backing (real estate, equipment, fleet)

Investor Angle:
Operators that offer cremation, memorial services, and cemetery management tend to have stable customer bases and low competition due to zoning and licensing hurdles. Many are family-run and nearing retirement, creating buyout opportunities at 3–5x EBITDA.

🦷 2. Dental Practices & Oral Surgery

Why it works: Preventative care and dental hygiene don’t go away in a recession. And cosmetic procedures—while elective—remain surprisingly sticky.

Cash Flow Characteristics: