Oct 6, 2015

Over a hundred years ago inventor, Nikola Tesla, had built the Wardclyffe Tower and said he was onto technology that would eventually create “an inexpensive instrument, not bigger than a watch, [which] will enable its bearer to hear anywhere, on sea or land, music or song however distant.”Need we mention the Apple watch?

The Yugoslavian born Mr. Tesla foresaw the transmission of electricity directly through thin air, particularly radio waves. Steve and Sinclair review an article by Christopher Mims in the Wall Street Journal on this technology's rapid progress using chips that re the size of a peel and stick price tag and will eventually charge your phone when you simply walk into the room. In the Q & A segment, real estate Attorney Christopher McNichol joins the A Team to discuss risks and opportunities in the purchase of tax liens as an investment.