Railroads, one of the main catalysts of industrialization, once popular in the early 20th century, still proves to be the most economical choice for hauling large quantities of freight coast to coast.
No astute nation aspiring to be fully industrialized has overlooked going on rails and wheels.
Recently I have been acquinted with the Freight Railworks and Association of American Railroads through their TV ad, and realized that more than 100 years since Cornelius Vanderbilt, and as evidenced by railroads criscrossing the country, that railroads still move the world's largest economies.
Incidentally also, I have come across a recent article why Warren Buffett still loves railroad stocks.
Read about it here:
With my recent discovery of the DRIP investment vehicle to bypass stock brokers and commissions and reinvestment fees that utilizes fractional shares, it would be a good way to accumulate these railroads that have been around for more than a century.
One of my favorite and leading railways in Canada and the US are:
BNSF
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railroad
Buy any two of these railroads and you're sure to have a substantial interest in North America's railroads.
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