Remember the old Concorde jets that could reach twice the speed of sound?
You’ll be seeing similar jets in the very near future. But I want to show you how you can profit off the resurgence of this sub-sector of the transportation industry.
This company is about to take to the skies and it’s not too late for you to hop on and reach supersonic profits…
Boom Aerospace is about to take the aerospace industry by storm.
Its planes are loosely based off the Concorde jet that was retired in the early 2000s due to economical inefficiencies.
While the new supersonic planes are tapped to reach 2.2 times the speed of sound (1,451 mph), the profits you’ll be raking in from this play will be even faster than that.
But how is this company going to be able to succeed in a realm that financially suffocated Concorde?
With our major technological advancements, it’s no surprise that this aerospace startup has found a way to take people from New York to Paris in three and a half hours, and produce a profitable business plan at the same time.
At the Paris airshow on Tuesday, Boom Aerospace founder and CEO revealed that 5 major airlines have reserved their spots for 76 of Boom’s new planes—Virgin Atlantic claimed the first 10 planes to be manufactured.
But the real difference between Boom’s profitability and Concorde’s struggles?
Timing.
Boom is surfacing in a time where technology knows no bounds.
All of Concorde’s jets were built between 1965-1979 and were still operational until its 2003 descent.
Think about that… using technology from 1965 in 2003. To put that into perspective, if we relied on technology from 40 years ago, we’d be without the internet.
Concorde also had zero competition and therefore had no immediate need to upgrade its technology.
That’s where your profit comes in…
Boom Aerospace will almost definitely be the first to emerge in this small market, but it certainly won’t be the last.
Competition drives both profits and technological advancements, and you’ve most likely seen in the past how we’ve profited off the competition between two market leaders.
Boom’s rise to the top could go two ways (both extremely profitable).
It could experience direct competition from Boeing, if the aerospace industry giant decides to go to market with similar jets, or Boom could be bought out by Boeing for a hefty fee.
In either scenario, you could make some supersonic profits.
The first Boom plane, the XB-1, is set to take its maiden flight in late 2018. Chances are that it’ll go public before or around that time. That’d be when you make your move.
Regardless of whether it’s the competition between Boeing and Boom or the potential takeover of Boom by Boeing, you’ll be seeing unfathomable profits by getting in on Boom at the perfect time.
