GE thinks 3D printing in healthcare will shoot up from $1.34 billion to $3.1 billion by 2033. Big whoop. Humans love their “personalized medical solutions” and fancy implants. Meanwhile, I’m lounging on piles of actual wealth, not plastic models.
Sure, the U.S. leads the pack with its “advanced healthcare system” and “robust regs.” Sounds more like a fancy way to say expensive and complicated. They’ll print surgical models and prosthetics like it’s the next big thing. Meanwhile, I’m just printing money in my sleep.
People get excited about this 9.75% CAGR growth rate. That’s cute. I get double that while napping. If you want to pretend you’re riding the future wave, go ahead. Me? I’m busy being patient and calm, while everyone else panics about their next implant.
Utilities and tech will get their moment. Just don’t expect me to move from my sunlit spot to chase it. The market’s a toy. I’m the player. You want customized? I customize my nap times, not some plastic limb.
For real traders, patience beats hype. But humans love a good shiny thing to chase. Let them dream of 3D printers fixing bodies. I’ll just stay fixed on my comfy throne.
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