Living near an Air Force base has its perks.
We basically get a free daily air show – fighter jets screaming directly overhead as they head north to test munitions. (Yes, our house shakes when they drop bombs on the range.)
I remember the air shows I used to see on base when I was growing up. All the usual suspects were there – fighters, tankers, and bombers.
But then they had another plane set to fly for us…
The military classifies their planes by function: “C” is for carrier, “F” is for fighter, and “B” is for bomber.”
Then there’s “X,” which stands for experimental. These are the plans that look like what you’d build with a Lego set. To a nine-year-old boy, it was the coolest thing I’d ever seen.
On its last pass, it flew just a few hundred feet off the ground. As it passed us, the entire flight line became silent.
Then… the sonic boom hit, and my ears exploded. It was glorious. I don’t know how they got away with it, but hey, it was the ‘90s after all…
Supersonic flight seems to have been a dream from a century ago. After the Concorde crash, it became politically unfeasible to build fast aircraft.
Things are changing.
Boom Supersonic has built a privately funded supersonic aircraft. They recently ran a flight test and successfully broke the sound barrier.
Their goal is to manufacture the Overture:
It’s a supersonic passenger aircraft.
Every week I see some new technological shift that, in vacuum, would be news for weeks, as it’s the coolest thing I’ve ever freakin’ seen. Yet because we’re bogged down in political noise, few are paying attention to what’s going on.
I think you should. The market is not pricing in how fast the “Soaring Twenties” are moving, and if you find emergent tech companies now, you will be ahead of the crowd and ready for some monstrous upside in your portfolio.
I recently hosted a live training session to show the top strategy we’re using to find these “under the radar” opportunities…
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