Stocks

Jeff Bezos' Mad Genius Just Gave Us a Glimpse into the Future

By Shah Gilani, Capital Wave Strategist, Money Morning • Thursday, June 22, 2017

If you don't know how Amazon really operates, I'll bet you have no idea why it bought Whole Foods and what it really plans on doing with it.

Amazon is going to use Whole Foods the same way it used everything else. Just like it used its original book-selling fulfillment centers to sell everything to everyone, and how it used its Amazon Web Services platform to sell 40% of all cloud-based web services...

To take a piece of any and all economic activity... selling anything and everything.

Now, that includes food.

The Whole Foods acquisition fills in the missing link in Jeff Bezos' grand plan to sell the world to the world, and profit from the sale of everything including books, clothes, food, and anything to do with data.

Here's the real reason Amazon bought Whole Foods, plus what to expect from the e-commerce giant next...

Trump's New U.S.-Mexico Border Proposal: A Solar Wall

U.S. President Donald Trump has a new idea for his promised wall along the Mexican-American border... a solar panel wall. The president estimates completing the barrier would cost $8 billion to $12 billion, with the solar energy generated eventually covering those costs. But here's the problem: That number's too low. Far too low.

While solar panels are cheap, the underlying wall is not. Here's the real cost…

Technology

This Could Challenge the Greatest Stock Gain in Decades

In 2013, Bitcoin was the subject of a steady stream of negative stories. Almost of all of it had one basic premise: Bitcoin was a passing fad that was bound to hurt investors. But had you bought in then and held Bitcoin through its many ups and downs, you could have made peak gains of 2,850% in just four-and-a-half years.

That's why Michael Robinson's so excited to tell you about this new breakout technology...