In time, Porter writes, the most important factor in the economy won’t be the computers or the chips. It will be the power to run them and all of the robots we create. The society that produces the most electricity will win the race.
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In this issue, we analyze a company that has the ultimate energy business model. Unlike its peers that are plagued by project delays, this company has brought its first two natural-gas terminals online in record time – allowing it to get to market sooner, for less money, leading to great profits over time.
This nutrition company was the focus of an epic battle of two investment titans. Since that dispute ended, shares have been up and down – now creating an opportunity to buy the company’s bond at a very large discount.
There has never been a more powerful consumer brand that is more beloved than Coke. And it’s been a great investment… $40 invested in 1919 would have turned into more than $600,000 by now. In today’s issue, Porter explains why…
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The privatization of the mortgage giants outlined in this report could earn $300 billion or more for the U.S. Treasury – but more importantly, individual investors could earn gains of 500% from current prices, turning a “too big to fail” liability into an engine of wealth creation.
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We are excited to share with you this latest Porter & Co. Open Forum – a regular feature to allow readers to hear analysts from all our research advisories share ideas about markets and their portfolios. Today, we bring you a discussion between Biotech Frontiers editor Erez Kalir and editorial director Kim Iskyan. In this
