$4.1 billion… in an industry he hates?
| | | Dear Reader, Warren Buffett, one of America's greatest investors, is famously anti-tech. So why did he just buy $4.1 billion worth of shares in beaten-down chip stocks? The truth is we can't produce anything these days without chips. From missile launchers and Mars rovers to iPhones and refrigerators, semiconductors are in everything. Which is why the United States just passed a bill, H.R. 4346… Dealing out $280 billion to chip companies to help build factories here in America. Now all the smart money seems to be piling in. Blackrock, the biggest money manager in the world, bought 2 million more shares in chip stocks. Vanguard scooped up shares in the silicon mining companies unearthing the raw materials. But there's one simple way for investors to profit that's being completely ignored. Buying up shares of the company EVERY chipmaker needs in order to build their chips. Experts call it "the most important company you've never heard of." Click here now for the full details and how you can play the #1 chip stock nobody's talking about. | |
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