 | By: Matt Clark, Research Analyst Growing up, my grandfather told me he used to leave his front door unlocked.
We don’t live in those secure times anymore.
Americans spend billions each year on ways to keep themselves and their items safe.
That trend is set to go higher.
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| In July 2020, the Trump administration oversaw a RADICAL change to the tech world … one that could unleash a huge wave of disruption … prosperity … and wealth creation in the near future.
Chances are you haven’t heard about it until today.
But according to one of America’s most respected tech forecasters, it’s set to create small fortunes right here in this country.
He recently went on camera to explain why. | |
Poll of the Week Inflation is impossible to ignore, with the CPI reporting record-breaking highs in June.
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| While electric vehicles are making the headlines, no one is talking about an even bigger mobility story: “MaaS.”
This niche is expected to be bigger than artificial intelligence, 5G and cybersecurity … COMBINED. And investors are being handed a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get in at the early stage of an emerging technology. | |
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1903: Ford Motor Company sold its first car, the Ford Model A, for $850 to a dentist in Chicago. That’s about $28,000 today when adjusted for inflation! Legend has it that Ford was down to its last $200, but it struck gold when the car turned out to be a big seller. By the end of 1903, Ford Motors had made $37,000 ($1,245,000 today) in profits. | |
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