People wonder what has happened to the manufacturing industry in America, while some tech giants flourish on American soil. People have forgotten what the term investment means. Tech stocks have become a cult of personality, as we pile investment dollars into stocks like Amazon, that currently bids over $3,000 per share, and crypto currencies because they can climb thousands of percentage points above the dollar. But why? How? Have Americans become completely blinded by popular investing? Are we joining a feeding frenzy on starving fish and starving ourselves slowly on diminishing returns? It can all be different. It can all change overnight. And it is changing. Jeff Beznos is stepping down from CEO over Amazon. As Corona is set to fade away, backorders on products made with metal and coal, durable goods, is primed for growth. This is when we should really reflect in how we invest our money. Do we dump it into Amazon where those investment dollars are providing a marketer with endless research and development money aimed at making China the most powerful manufacturer of faulty, returned merchandise in the world? Or might our investment money pile into manufacturing and fabrication in the United States? The big fish do prey upon the small fish. If the small fish decide to frenzy on American manufacturing stocks and energy, we can create a new culture of investment. Investing is all about improving the future. Pumping money into research and development of American manufacturing and Energy instead of computers, robots and merchants might very well ease the stress on manufacturers to hire human beings to run the machines. We don't need crypto currencies to offer economic stability. We need economic stability, and then the dollar will flourish. Join me as we move the feeding frenzy back into self-fulfilling profits.
