Dear Reader, I want you to take a moment and imagine America over a century ago. It's the 1870s, and when the sun goes down, everyone goes to sleep. Maybe - if you were wealthy - you could read a book using the light of an oil lamp (potentially burning down your home in the process). But for most people, for centuries, productivity was directly tied to the sun. Until one, singular invention changed the course of history forever - Thomas Edison's lightbulb. (If you feel a sense of déjà vu yet, click here.) In the years following the light bulb's public debut, human society started to radically change... Thanks to electricity, factories could stay open late into the night, leading to a surge in production and new inventions (like the Model T). People flocked to cities - not just for opportunity, but for modern convivences like heated water. Fast forward over 100 years and it's hard to even imagine a world without electricity. Without Edison's one invention, we wouldn't have smartphones or laptops. We also wouldn't have tech giants - like Apple and Meta - who harnessed electricity and the internet to build modern-day empires. Why am I asking you to imagine all this? Google's CEO Sundar Pichai says AI will have a more profound effect on society, "than electricity or fire." PwC - one of the world's leading technology consultants - projects AI will generate over $15.7 trillion in new wealth before 2030. That would make AI worth 7.5x the American internet economy. But if you're buying Microsoft or NVIDIA to profit - you're missing the big picture. After 50 years on Wall Street, I'm going public with another way to profit on the coming $7 trillion A.I. boom. This method has already uncovered multiple stocks that have gone up 100%, 200%, and even 300% (flying past NVIDIA, one of the top A.I stocks of 2023). And it just isolated another company. It's an under-the-radar stock reshaping a projected $109 billion industry - And, I believe, has far more potential than the AI stocks most investors are focused on in the days ahead. To get its name and ticker symbol for free - just click here. Best, Marc Chaikin
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