Uncovering Washington’s Wish List

[Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins]( Welcome to Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins! It’s the only daily newsletter featuring the insights of Nomi Prins and her team of global experts. You’ll find all our issues [here](. And if you have questions or comments, shoot us a note anytime [here]( or at feedback@rogueeconomics.com. Uncovering Washington’s Wish List By Nomi Prins, Editor, Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins First of all, I want to thank all of you who wrote in to say that you liked [my video last week](. I travel a lot doing “boots-on-the-ground” analysis. An on-location video is a great way for me to communicate with you from time to time. So for today’s edition of Inside Wall Street, I recorded another short video update for you instead of my usual written commentary. I visit Washington a lot. And I regularly have meetings with members of Congress and their staff. Face-to-face meetings cut through the media noise and the bipartisan politics. And they often provide some very useful insights into how and when key decisions are made on the Hill. And how funding is allocated. These insights help guide me in determining my investment decisions under my five key investment themes – New Energy, Infrastructure, Transformative Technology, Meta-Reality, and New Money. Today, in this short video update from outside the Capitol Building, I tell you about some of the exciting discoveries I made on my latest visit. I asked the lawmakers I met about the projects on their wish lists… and the obstacles they’re trying to overcome to get them done. Just [click here]( or on the image below to watch it or read the transcript. I hope you enjoy the video. Let me know what you think at [feedback@rogueeconomics.com](mailto:feedback@rogueeconomics.com?subject=RE: Uncovering Washington’s Wish List). Happy investing, and I’ll be in touch again soon. Regards, [signature] Nomi Prins Editor, Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins Recommended Link [Learn how to bulletproof your checking and savings accounts]( [image]( Why are shelves empty? And why are prices skyrocketing? That’s what crisis investor Dave Forest set out to uncover inside the aisles of this chain store. “In the coming days — we could go from empty shelves… to empty wallets… and most won’t know what hit them.” [Watch his urgent video now.]( -- Transcript Hi, everyone, Nomi here. Right now, I’m in Washington, D.C. There’s the Capitol Building over there behind me. The Senate Office Buildings and the House Office Buildings are located nearby. It’s like all the buildings of power are obviously located very close to each other. What I wanted to talk to you about today is some of the discoveries I have made from my meetings here. And also, one main takeaway, which I’m going to get to in a moment. [Featured: Why Are These 4 Billionaires Screaming the Same Warning?]( I spoke with Congress people and their senior staffers from both sides of the aisle, Democrats and Republicans, from the states of Pennsylvania, Georgia, Texas, New Jersey, Florida, and California. Most of them have positions on transportation, energy, or infrastructure-related committees that are directly relevant to some of our distortion themes. What I wanted to do was explore their thoughts in these areas. And then consider what they mean for our five sectors… and for your money. To cut to the chase, I decided to make it all uniform by asking the same two questions to open up all of the meetings I had. Those questions were: - If you could have all the money you needed and a project done yesterday, what projects would you have wanted funding for? - What’s the biggest challenge you and your state face in building infrastructure, now that the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act has been passed? There was a method to my madness. Because I think we can all agree that the process of the government allocating money and getting anything done is completely full of inefficiencies. There’s no argument there. But what I wanted to do was cut through the media noise and the bipartisan politics to see where there was common ground. Especially regarding New Energy and Infrastructure projects, in particular, on this visit to Washington. Recommended Link [“Have You Seen These Changes to America’s Financial System?”]( [image]( According to Wall Street Legend Teeka Tiwari… A major change is ripping through the financial system right now, and may have already impacted every way you store and grow your wealth. It’s not inflation, but... “It’s already making Wall Street insiders millions,” says Tiwari, a former hedge fund manager. “While putting 99% of Americans' assets at risk.” “Stocks. Bonds. Credit cards. The money in your bank. The equity in your house. Nothing is safe,” he adds. 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They didn’t exactly say this to me, that it was because of corruption specifically. But we can read between the lines. The reality is that the big companies get the best contracts. And sometimes, they don’t even have to bid for those contracts. [Featured: Jeff Brown: “After this, America will NEVER look the same.”]( Here are some more things I discovered in Washington… One Pennsylvania congressman, who’s on the subcommittee of the Energy and Commerce Committee, supports building electric vehicle charging stations. But the cool thing is he’s actually exploring projects in curbside types of charging systems. And putting them at places like shopping centers, where people are more up to spend time using them than in gas stations, where no one really wants to spend a lot of time. A congressman from Georgia, who sits on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee in the House, is focused on upgrading some of the public transit to connect some of the smaller counties into the cities. Especially with a lot more people working away from the cities and from home to make economies more efficient. Then a congresswoman from Texas – whose staffer I met at Starbucks on Pennsylvania Avenue, near Capitol Hill, where lots of officials and staffers have their coffees away from their buildings. You can get tons of interesting information and chatter from that… a story for another time – says the biggest problem in her district is drainage and flooding. Then there was one Republican representative from New Jersey, who has this really neat, large portrait of President Lincoln on his wall behind his desk. He sits on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. What he wants to do – of course, he’s from New Jersey – is repair some of those old bridges there that are in disrepair. And also focus on dredging projects. He also wants the environmental review process to have less red tape, in order to get things done more quickly. 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[Watch Now!]( -- Finally, there’s a congressman from California, who wants to fix its collapsing bluffs. He also wants the process of getting funds for projects to be easier for smaller companies and local communities. The upshot from all of this is that there is bipartisan support – and that’s rare – for both New Energy and Infrastructure projects. And what that means is that there’s going to be more private money flowing into these areas. And that’s going to benefit, for now, the medium and larger companies that are involved. But hopefully, the smaller companies as well, in the future. The other main takeaway for me that I want to share with you was that there was one California representative who said there could be bipartisan support coming for a new clean energy-oriented bill. This is in addition to the most recent infrastructure bill. And that’s going to affect our New Energy space. I’m going to be watching for that as it’s very promising for that sector. It’s another reason that I think there’s huge potential in the clean and renewable energy space. We’re going to continue to guide you through all of our five sectors – New Energy, Infrastructure, Transformative Technology, Meta-Reality, and New Money for the months and years to come. With the first of the Fed’s expected rate hikes of 25 basis points out of the way, as we predicted… and the next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting not until early May… I also think we could see a period of a bit of calm in the markets. That’s despite all of the global turbulence we all face and that we’ve seen so far this year. I hope you like this video. As always, please send me your thoughts, and also your questions, to [feedback@rogueeconomics.com](mailto:feedback@rogueeconomics.com?subject=RE: Uncovering Washington’s Wish List). Happy investing, and I’ll be in touch again soon. --------------------------------------------------------------- Like what you’re reading? Send your thoughts to [feedback@rogueeconomics.com](mailto:feedback@rogueeconomics.com?subject=RE: Uncovering Washington’s Wish List). --------------------------------------------------------------- MAILBAG Readers weigh in on Nomi’s essays last week, especially about the [Federal Reserve’s plan for a 25-point rate hike]( Nomi, I love your insight into the markets! In regards to the Fed raising interest rates vs. their book of assets... The Fed is a “private entity” owned by the banks it “regulates” – not a government entity. If they were to raise rates BEFORE unloading their 30-year bonds, the assets would lose a TON of value – just as bad an outcome as the Treasury having to pay higher rates on new bonds. The banksters are not there to LOSE money for us… so they will dump or convert them to short-term T-bills before interest rates move much higher. – Frank L. Nomi, I believe that you are missing one key point about why the Fed won’t raise rates as much as everyone is predicting. That reason is the federal budget deficit and the national debt are so large. The government cannot afford much higher rates. – Mark K. Hi Nomi. History can tell us much. I have this feeling that the U.S. reign monetarily is declining and will soon end – a new monetary system and the dollar isn't it. There are many factors, but empires decline and I see many actions in the U.S. as proof. – Steven S. What do you plan to do with your money if you see the calm in the markets Nomi’s anticipating? What about Nomi’s video and visit to Congress excites you for your investment future? Write us at [feedback@rogueeconomics.com](mailto:feedback@rogueeconomics.com?subject=RE: Uncovering Washington’s Wish List). IN CASE YOU MISSED IT… [Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft Quietly Racing to Fix This]( As we speak… Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft are all teaming up. They’re scrambling to get in front of [the largest screwup in the history of the tech industry](. 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