America’s New Factory Boom Spells Opportunity for Investors Who Know Where to Look

[Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins]( America’s New Factory Boom Spells Opportunity for Investors Who Know Where to Look By Nomi Prins, Editor, Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins Cities around the world – from Houston, Sardinia, to Acropolis – are all experiencing power outages. That’s because we’ve officially entered another record-breaking summer heat wave. In Italy, temperatures are expected to soar above 104 degrees Fahrenheit. Meanwhile, California’s Death Valley reached 125.6 degrees Fahrenheit this past Sunday. As temperatures increase, so does the demand for electricity to power air conditioning in homes and businesses. But when too much demand is placed on power grids, existing power supplies are stretched too thin. Things start to shut down. Yet, heat isn’t the only catalyst behind rising energy demands. There’s another reason why power grids are under immense pressure. It lies at the heart of America’s re-industrialization – or manufacturing construction – boom. And it spells an opportunity for investors who know where to look. But first, let’s take a look at how the power grid really works… Recommended Link [Shame on Wall Street!]( [image]( Shame on Wall Street! They’ve collected an estimated $17 billion in payouts from a unique investment Brad Thomas calls “Amazon’s secret royalty program…” But they never told you. In fact, you won’t find it listed anywhere on Amazon’s website… Because this is not endorsed by Amazon at all. Yet, by exploiting an IRS loophole (buried on page 1,794 of the U.S. tax code)… A small group of regular Americans have discovered how to collect consistent payouts from opportunities like this. “Started from a zero balance… Just hit $1,200 a month in [royalties].” – Neil P. “Increased my [royalties] to over $30,000 last year.” – Tom K. “Increased my [royalties] from about $2,000 to $60,000…” – Elaine T. If you want to participate, click the button below for details. The next payout deadline is scheduled for September 10th. [HURRY: Learn How YOU Can Collect the Next Payout Before September 10th.]( *Verified review. Past performance does not guarantee future results. -- The Power Grid Should Be Reliable One thing is true about power… We expect it to be there when we need it. Stability and predictability are key. That’s where the power grid comes in. It delivers electricity from power plants to end users. Power plants generate electricity from three types of energy resources: fossil fuels, nuclear power, and renewable energy sources – such as wind, solar, and hydropower. The power grid has three main jobs: - Ensure the most efficient use of available energy resources. - Provide the greatest possible power supply. - Make dependable and economic power system operations. Grid operators balance power supply and demand in real-time. But power outages can occur when there’s an imbalance between the two. Grids also fail when any part of them fails. When that happens, it creates a “power surge load” on other parts of the grid. A surge can stress the grid beyond its computed capacity. This, in turn, can lead to broad power failures. Failures can be caused by extreme weather events such as heat waves, blizzards, or hurricanes. Almost 96% of power outages are due to weather or natural disasters. The growth in renewable power sources can also strain the grid. Solar and wind power can produce more electricity than grid operators have accounted for in the power grid system design. What all of this means is that greater electricity demand will require more accurate power load projections. Over the next few decades, electricity needs will balloon as more people and businesses access existing grids quicker than new ones can be built. But there’s another boom that will add an extra layer of demand for the power grid… Recommended Link [Would you put your dollars here?]( Machines like the ones in this picture are popping up all across America. [image]( If you’ve been to a concert venue, stadium, or airport, you’ve almost certainly walked by one without knowing. The experts are calling it a ‘Reverse ATM’. They’ve been installed at places like Citizen’s Bank Ballpark in Philadelphia… They’ve even been used at the Super Bowl. Why are these machines suddenly appearing out of nowhere? And what does it mean for your money? We’ve recently arranged an interview with former Goldman Sachs managing director, Dr. Nomi Prins, to get her take. There’s nobody in America who’s more aware of the inner workings of the banking system. In the interview, [Dr. Prins explained these strange ‘reverse ATMs.’]( And she said she expects them to play a key role this Summer as our nation’s financial system is overhauled for the first time since 1971. According to her research, many Americans will be blindsided by what’s to come. BUT, folks who understand the ‘Reverse ATM’ phenomenon before it becomes obvious to the average American could actually profit in the weeks ahead. To help folks prepare, she’s recorded a briefing that explains exactly what she sees coming, how it will play out, and how much time you have to prepare. [Click here now to see Dr. Prins’ free presentation.]( -- The U.S. Factory Boom Contrary to warnings about an economic downturn, America is seeing a post-pandemic boom in manufacturing construction. Think factories being built or totally updated from the ground up. By April of this year, U.S. manufacturing construction nearly doubled over the same period last year. Private manufacturing construction hit a total of $132 billion over 2022. You can see that in the chart below. [Chart] The increased spending in manufacturing can be chalked up to the government signing new laws into action. These bills include the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), Bipartisan Infrastructure Act, and CHIPS and Science Act. Together, they unleash federal funds for new projects in chipmaking, electric vehicles (EVs), and renewable energy. This means more factories and more energy use for ongoing and future operations. For one, the CHIPS Act allocates $52 billion worth of funding to create more chips within U.S. borders. And to do that, companies are building more factories. Giants like Intel and Texas Instruments announced $215 billion worth of factory projects just in the past few years. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law has also pushed companies to build factories. Since the legislation passed, manufacturers have allocated 20 times the investment in new construction as they did before the bill came on the scene. This includes $50 billion of funding for factory projects in the clean water provision space in Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Indiana. Recommended Link [ATTENTION: Digital Dollar Could Send this $0.25 Play Skyrocketing]( [image]( In just a few days, the U.S. government could announce [this mandatory recall on the U.S. dollar…]( And replace it with a new digital dollar. And that could send [this $0.25 alternative investment skyrocketing.]( This is the same type of investment that’s already attracting the attention of legendary investors and billionaires like Elon Musk, Mark Cuban, and George Soros. [Click here to get all the details before it’s too late.]( -- The Inflation Reduction Act, on the other hand, added $242 billion in investments covering more than 191 new clean energy projects. That includes new factories for EV production as well as wind and solar energy technology. Overall, these projects are bringing about a factory boom that’s revitalizing the center of America. It’s reshaping the nature and geography of American manufacturing. Right now, we are beginning to re-shore and rebuild. But there’s more to the story… On Monday, I’ll dive into how the factory boom is adding extra strains on the power grid… how it’s unleashed a “race to the grid”… and how you can profit from the increased demand for energy. Stay tuned for more. Regards, [signature] Nomi Prins Editor, Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins P.S. The boom in U.S. manufacturing can be traced to one thing… the U.S. government. That’s because where Washington’s money goes, private investment money follows… And after many conversations with my political contacts in D.C., I discovered one of the biggest opportunities of 2023. 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