Should America’s Tech Titans Step In To Solve Its Gun Problem?

The market cap of Vista Outdoor, the largest U.S. gun manufacturer is only $2.9 Billion . Apple could buy them for 1% of the cash they have on hand and for a bit more in R&D use the same face or thumb recognition in iPhones to disable unauthorized shooters from pulling the trigger.

Smith & Wesson, another leader in U.S. gun manufacturing is worth $1.4 Billion… Google could take them out for .2% of their market cap and send all of their guns into space …

As for #3? Sturm, Ruger & Co. They are worth $1.2 Billion. Amazon could buy them for a week’s worth of sales and refuse to sell their products to anyone but government agencies.

I believe that this new age of tech billionaires and corporate titans whom have created untold wealth from the freedoms of this nation have a moral responsibility to turn their attention to gun control…

What money will look like to the class of 2025

Our grandchildren won’t know what cash is.

They won’t know about the 99% of cryptocurrencies that existed in 2018, because there will only be a few that are going to make it.

They’ll never have to hire a wealth manager because AI will do it for them.

And they will think Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Apple have always been banks.

This isn’t one of those “doom and gloom” type of posts, I promise. I believe fintech is heading through a major transformation, and it will be better for consumers, and disastrous for banks.

The current administration is on path to deregulate many industries. It’s causing a big impact on many industries, but deregulation of the financial services industry will probably have the biggest impact.

Here is what I see as being impacted the most.

Why U.S. Deregulation Will Unlock The Golden Era Of Fintech

The current U.S. administration is on a relentless path to deregulate many industries. It’s causing a big impact on many industries .. but deregulation of the financial services industry will likely create the largest impact.. and soon.

There are robo-investment websites like Wealthfront and Betterment that allow you to automatically manage your finances and make smarter financial decisions without much effort. …

In addition to wealth management, Fintech is creating seamless avenues for peer to peer payments, creating new uses for cryptocurrencies, and lowering the barriers to global commerce.

Big financial institutions like Bank of America and Barclays need to take a long look at acquiring these technology companies if they care about servicing the next generation of bankers.

Acquiring these companies and integrating them into big banks simply wasn’t feasible just a few years back due to stringent regulation, but now it’s possible and it has opened up major opportunities in this industry. The new era deregulation is going to put Fintech center stage

Super Bowl 2025: Goodbye NBC. Hello NFL.

The reality is we want to watch the Super Bowl our way. We don’t care if it’s on NBC, ABC or CBS. We just want to watch the Super Bowl the way we watch our Netflix: On our Roku, Fire Stick, Apple Tv, iPhone & iPad. And we don’t want to have Cable to be able to watch it.

As our TV’s become more smart, and soon to be interactive and swipeable our TV’s home screen is going to go from this: