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Maybe self-driving vehicles excites you. Maybe it terrifies you. Maybe you’re still skeptical. Either way, you should be made aware of this burgeoning megatrend.

On Thursday, October 10, Elon Musk is holding his highly anticipated We Robot event. It’s expected to be the last major investing opportunity of the year. Here’s how you can position yourself to profit from the robotaxi trend before prices get out of range.

It’s been 35 years since the Back to the Future movie franchise imagined a world of flying cars. While we’re not there yet, we’re getting closer, and Thursday Elon Musk will reveal just how close we are.

Some smart people don’t believe AI and automation will lead to an economic revolution. Here’s why they’re wrong… and an opportunity to invest at the ground floor level of one of the most exciting tech trends of our lifetime.

Dock workers are striking to halt progress. Ultimately, they won’t succeed. Technology will advance and change the ways of the world. So here’s how to invest in it rather than run from it.

The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) just went in big. It cut interest rates and lowered reserve requirements for banks (making it easier for them to lend). So, every Chinese homeowner with a mortgage is about to have a little more spending money in their pocket. But that’s not all…

Power consumption will only accelerate from here, and the only way to satisfy that demand is with massive investments in nuclear energy. This is an investable trend you can hang your hat on.

Real estate is a natural hedge against inflation and currency debasement. It’s also tax efficient and generates income. And banks will make loans backed by real estate that they’d never make on any other asset class. But what about offshore real estate?

Hearing “artificial intelligence” and “nuclear” in the same sentence, my first mental image is the apocalyptic world of the Terminator in which Skynet becomes self-aware and then immediately decides to nuke humanity. The reality isn’t quite so scary.

According to the St. Louis Federal Reserve, eight of the last 13 rate-cut cycles saw a recession happen within two years. This current board is aware that past Fed chairs have cut rates too slowly and clearly want to avoid repeating that mistake. That’s why Eric Fry and his special guest in their upcoming presentation are excited to introduce something akin to a “Billionaire’s Investor Club.”