I notice International Living mag is starting to push Mexico again
Yes, Covid has affected the market some, but the crap going on in the US (where I am at present, trying to tie up some loose ends) is enough to sour anyone's stomach and make them consider jumping ship.
Prices in the US are high high high. I go to the grocery store and see sweet red peppers for $3.99 each. A whole pineapple for $2.99. A much-reduced-from-2015-size Panera soup and sandwich you pick 2 runs about $11-. My 80+ year old dad just got a script from his doc for Viagra----at $50 a pill! And my dad has Medicare plus great private insurance. Meanwhile a man friend told me he got name brand Viagra in Ajijic for $5 a pill!
There also some new studies coming out showing that many of us here have had Covid and don't even know it. The Boston Homeless study revealed that 96% of the population in the Shelter tested + for Covid and were asymptomatic, or at worst, had colds and thought nothing of it. Ditto for the new study released for inmates in Arkansas, Virginia, and Alabama. There are a few studies now showing that 30 -60% of the population catches Covid, but the immune system is triggered to re-code the viral RNA sequence of Covid to deactivate or mutate the virus....making the virus a minimal infection, if any infection at all. Not only that, but many people who test + with Covid early on are later tested for antibodies, and there are none, because their immune systems wiped out any trace of Covid-19 RNA, as the immune system is supposed to do, by breaking it down to a regular coronavirus. An experiment with exposed Rhesus monkeys proved the same.
I'm saying all this because I think the market is going to correct itself sooner rather than later, especially as we discover more optimistic facts about Covid and how limited the virus actually may be.