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Infrastructure Investments Along the Road to Riches

Sean Brodrick | September 13, 2012

America’s roads, power grid and water systems are crumbling. And no matter who wins the election, infrastructure spending will be the next big thing. In today’s video, we’ll look at how you can build your fortune with the companies that will rebuild America.

For your trading profits,

Sean

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Hi, this is Sean Brodrick for Uncommon Wisdom Daily.

No matter who wins the presidential election in November, he’s going to face a massive infrastructure challenge. Keeping America’s lights on, its roads in repair, and its water safe to drink is a daunting task — but it’s also an incredible profit opportunity … if you make the right investments.

The American Society of Civil Engineers, or ASCE, gave the U.S. infrastructure a grade of “D” across the board. The ASCE said that it will take $2.2 trillion to bring our infrastructure up to par. And its recent report, titled “Failure to Act,” highlighted $107 billion worth of investment that is needed on our electrical grid.

If we do fail to act, we could face more frequent brownouts and blackouts, which would cause us to lose more jobs, and fall further behind other industrialized nations.

If it makes you feel any better, America isn’t alone. Rolling blackouts are hitting hundreds of millions of people in India, and 18 bridges have collapsed in China since 2007.

This is a worldwide crisis.

In fact, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development estimates that governments around the globe should spend as much as $71 trillion on new infrastructure over the next 20 years. That’s $3.5 trillion every year.

Now, it’s unlikely we’ll see that kind of massive response. But we are already seeing an increase in infrastructure spending. For example, China recently announced plans to pump $157 billion into investments in energy, railways, roads and more.

Here at home, there’s also an infrastructure boom going on. New technology is making previously unproductive oil and natural gas fields very profitable. And money is also being spent on America’s roads, bridges, water systems and power grid.

Mark my words: This is going to be the next big thing. And as investors, we should be looking for the companies that are poised to rebuild America and potentially make a fortune doing so.

These infrastructure investments are on the launch pad, and blast-off is coming sooner than Wall Street thinks. That’s why I’m putting together a new special report, “Get Rich Rebuilding America.” In it, I name my 11 top picks — stocks that will rise as global infrastructure spending kicks into high gear.

You have a chance to get on board now, and build a fortune with the companies that are going to rebuild America.

I’m Sean Brodrick for Uncommon Wisdom Daily. Thanks for watching.

Sean Brodrick is a natural resources expert and editor of Global Resource Hunter, a monthly newsletter designed to help you ride the commodity supercycle – an ongoing surge in price of food, energy, metals and more.

Sean is also the editor of Junior Resource Millionaire, a weekly service that aims to help you rack up profits on trades with explosive potential in the precious metals, base metals, agriculture and energy industries.

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jrj90620 Saturday, September 15, 2012 at 4:37 pm

Really old story and,now that the U.S. govt and state/local govts are bankrupt,I wonder if they will ever get around to the infrastructure.Seems like social programs for spoiled/entitled Americans and overseas adventures suck up most govt spending.

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nick Saturday, September 15, 2012 at 5:53 pm

very intersting looking forward to more info

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LIBIS Monday, September 17, 2012 at 5:28 am

I can’t more tha agree

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