Investing in Water and Death

[aztecstargazer]

The truth about my diversification strategy is to invest in things which are unavoidable. Thus, water and death are my go-to sectors for investing when it comes to stocks. I have been "speculating" long in the silver market. I jumped in with every intention of averaging down. So My portfolio is heavily weighted toward acquiring silver and mining stocks to leverage the physical buys. I am buying into First Majestic Silver and a little for First Mining Finance for a little exposure to gold. I am still looking for some advice into a way to get exposure to the water sector. A lot of people are telling me to invest in utility companies. But I honestly don't know enough about this for me to take that kind of risk. Death is pretty straight forward. I have chosen Service Corporation International. This company provides all things in the death business including cemetery plots and caskets or urns. 

If anyone has experience in death or water and are willing to give a new investor some insight. I would really appreciate some advice and wisdom.