| Alpesh Patel | More and more of our consumer-driven economy is moving online... and companies have to keep up with the ever-changing demands. That means finding business partners that can help them evolve along with technology. The global IT leader I have for you today is a one-stop shop for a business's technology needs. From hardware and security to analytics and the Internet of Things... this Stock of the Week does it all. And $60 billion in revenue is proof it does the job well. [Watch Now: Multimillionaire Trader Wows Thousands With His New "One Ticker Payouts" Demonstration. ] Earnings have grown by double digits... and the company's profits have surged to a record $4 billion. The stock is trading at a dirt-cheap forecast P/E... and is undervalued by nearly 60%. While shares have traded sideways since 2022... the charts tell me momentum has shifted and the stock is ready to break out. And here's the key piece in all this... The company hasn't started talking about AI... yet. When it does... the stock could go vertical. Get all this details on the company - including its ticker - in this week's video. Click here or on the image below to watch it. Happy hunting, Alpesh P.S. Be sure to join me on Wednesday, September 13, at 2 p.m. for my AI Super Trader Summit. We've all heard that ChatGPT can do some amazing things... but I've been stunned by the results of using it as part of my GVI strategy. I'm going to share it all with you at this FREE online event. Don't miss it! Click here to reserve your spot. Want more content like this? | | | Alpesh Patel Alpesh Patel is an award-winning hedge fund and private equity fund manager, international bestselling author, and entrepreneur. He is the founder and CEO of Praefinium Partners, a Financial Times top FTSE 100 forecaster, and a senior Dealmaker in the U.K.'s Department for International Trade. As a recognized authority on fintech, online trading and venture capital, his past and current client list includes American Express, Merrill Lynch HSBC, Charles Schwab, Goldman Sachs, Barclays... and more. | | |
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