Dear reader, Netflix, Tesla, and Uber are all household names, and they get a ton of press. But in my opinion, you should avoid all three stocks right now. Here's why... As recently as two years ago, Netflix was the kind of streaming services, even as other companies like HBO, Apple, and Disney launched their own products. But in 2020, Netflix lost its grip on the U.S. market, and more major competition is entering the arena with Discovery+, Paramount+, and NBC's Peacock. It's a similar story for Tesla... The company once sat atop the electric vehicle world with little competition. Now, virtually every car manufacturer is entering the fray: - Volkswagen just raised its spending on EVs to $86 billion.
- Mercedes will release 10 new EVs by the end of 2022.
- Jaguar plans to go all-electric by 2025.
- Audi aims to have 30 EVs within the next four years.
Tesla's days of hypergrowth are in the rearview mirror (pun intended). It's not a good place for new money today. As for Uber, the company is an absolute mystery to me... I love the service. I use it regularly. But Uber bleeds money. In 2020, it lost $7 billion. On top of that, Uber has had to deal with driver strikes, a data breach, and accusations of discrimination over the past few years. But I'm not here to rail against tech stocks. In fact, I love tech stocks. And I recently found one that has none of the issues that Netflix, Tesla, and Uber are facing. It's the biggest no-brainer I've seen in my entire 25-year career as a professional investor. That's why I'm predicting that this little-known tech company could double over the next couple of months and rise as much as 1,000% over the next few years... turning every $10,000 into $110,000. In fact, I'm so bullish about this stock that I put together a brief video presentation detailing this opportunity before the stock runs away for good. Click here for the full story. Regards, Enrique Abeyta | 
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