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| By Martin Weiss |
Many years ago, I lived in the American industrial heartland, and I was not happy with what I saw.
Foreign labor was cheap.
Overseas shipping costs were at rock bottom.
All sorts of foreign supplies — for construction, industry and resources — were plentiful.
In China and emerging markets, the economy was growing like gangbusters.
But in America, an epidemic of decay and failure was spreading across the nation.
Thriving factory towns were transformed into ghost towns.
The industrial heartland of America became the industrial wasteland of America.
And all the while …
Wall Street Raved About
“THE GLORY OF GLOBALIZATION”
They said “everything is flowing like clockwork” …
They promised it would “never fail” …
They sang “Hallelujah” about how it was “transforming the lives of billions of people for the better.”
That was then.
But not today.
Now, all of that is changing — and FAST.
Overseas labor? Far more expensive or simply too risky!
International shipping? Uncertain and bottlenecked!
Global supply chains? A mess!
Result: Fortune 500 companies are no longer focused on cheaper and faster. They have far more urgent things to worry about.
Not just pandemics, but also popular revolts.
Not just the war in Eastern Europe, but winds of wars on numerous continents.
Not just inflation and recession, but also political, cultural and social convulsions that show every sign of getting worse.
Before, U.S. companies were always focused on getting cheap goods shipped to America. Now, they’re afraid of missing the boat entirely.
They’re afraid that, precisely when their customers need their products the most …
They’ll come up empty-handed with no product to deliver. And they’ll lose the sale entirely.
“To hell with globalization!” they say.
“Let’s bring it all home.”
So, if you had any doubts as to why Fortune 500 companies are now scrambling to find alternative sources for their goods and raw materials …
If you were wondering why they’re scrambling to bring home as much industry as possible, as soon as possible …
Now you know!
But it’s not just the big players. More than 70% of U.S. corporations are bringing their manufacturing back home to America.
And it’s not just factories here and there. It’s also nearly EVERYTHING associated with manufacturing:
• Manufacturing jobs.
• Manufacturing revenues.
• Manufacturing investment.
• Manufacturing profits!
All rushing back home to America.
So …
I want to know how to protect myself and benefit from this far-reaching, extremely transformative megatrend.
I want to know which sector is going to benefit the most.
I want the names of the specific investments I can buy to ride the trend.
And I want you to get the same information at the same time.
How? Just click here.
Then check your screen (or your inbox) for instructions on how to attend our Weiss Ratings upcoming briefing.
It will start tomorrow, promptly, at 2 p.m. Eastern.
Good luck and God bless!
Martin
