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View in browser "These companies might not make headlines, but they're often behind some of the biggest shifts in tech." Kristin Orman, Research Director, The Oxford Club The "pick-and-shovel" approach has been one of the most powerful wealth-building strategies throughout history... Backing the companies that supply the tools for major revolutions. In today's guest article, Research Director of the Oxford Club Kristin Orman explores one such example below. Plus, Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green sees a modern-day equivalent tied to Apple's next big disruption. He believes one tiny "behind the scenes" company could soar as much as 3,000% in the coming years. Click here to get his full research. - Ryan Fitzwater, Publisher Dear Reader, You've probably heard of pick-and-shovel investing. The idea comes from the California Gold Rush of the mid-1800s. Back then, the people who made the most money weren't always the goldminers. Instead, it was the businesses selling picks, shovels, and other tools to the miners. These businesses didn't have to dig for gold or take big risks - they just supplied what everyone needed. One famous example is Levi Strauss, who built a fortune selling durable denim to miners. In investing, the pick-and-shovel approach means backing the companies that supply tools and services to fast-growing industries - rather than investing directly in the companies leading the charge. For example, instead of trying to pick the next breakout AI startup, a pick-and-shovel investor might look at companies that build data centers, manufacture semiconductors, or provide cloud services. These companies support the whole industry, so they often grow right alongside it - without the same level of risk. They're also in a great spot. As these industries grow, so does the need for their services. Sometimes, big players in the industry even buy them out, offering investors a chance for big returns. Elon Musk Reveals **ULTRA** Powerful New AI Supercomputer in Memphis It’s literally 10 times more powerful than the technology used to build ChatGPT. James Altucher, the legendary tech investor and venture capitalist, predicts it will make Elon Musk the new King of AI – and change the lives of tech investors all over the nation. Get the shocking new details right here. Take Mellanox Technologies, for example. This company might not be a household name, but it played a big role in the AI revolution. Founded in Israel in 1999, Mellanox made high-speed networking hardware - like Ethernet switches and other tools that help data move quickly between servers, GPUs, and storage systems. That kind of technology is essential in modern data centers. As Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA) became a leader in AI with its powerful GPUs, it ran into a challenge: moving data between GPUs was slowing things down. Mellanox had the solution. Its networking tools helped GPUs communicate much faster - something that's crucial for training large AI models. Nvidia saw how valuable this was and, in 2019, won a bidding war with Intel (Nasdaq: INTC) to buy Mellanox for $6.9 billion. The deal closed in April 2020, just as demand for AI and cloud services began to explode. Mellanox is a classic example of a pick-and-shovel investment. Consider... It didn't compete with Nvidia - it made the firm better. Its value grew as the AI trend took off. Investors love these types of companies. As big trends like AI, cloud computing, or even cryptocurrency grow, the demand for supporting tools and infrastructure grows too. Pick-and-shovel companies are often more stable, since they serve many customers across different industries. And because they're so important, they're often acquired at a premium price - just like Mellanox. These companies might not make headlines, but they're often behind some of the biggest shifts in tech. YOUR ACTION PLAN Action Plan: Right now, The Oxford Club's Chief Investment Strategist, Alexander Green, has his eye on a new pick-and-shovel opportunity. He believes it could deliver gains of up to 3,000% in the next five years. This company is working behind the scenes with Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) on what he's calling the biggest infrastructure project in history... Project Orion. To learn more about this exciting technology - and the tiny company powering it - click here. Good investing, Kristin FUN FACT FRIDAY The insurance rate cuts: Sometimes the Fed cuts rates not because the economy is collapsing, but to prevent trouble. In 1995 and 1998, they made small "insurance cuts" to keep growth on track. Both times, stocks rallied afterward. To see exactly how we're playing the next FOMC event, click here to join The War Room. INSIGHTS YOU MAY HAVE MISSED Why Most Tail Risk Advice Is Garbage (And What Actually Works) Is Warren Buffett Sending a Smokescreen Here? 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