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Just a few days ago, tech company juggernaut, Qualcomm, made world history.
This tiny piece of plastic will be the jet fuel to ignite the next 100s of years.
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The next world of tech has already begun.
Just a few days ago, tech company juggernaut, Qualcomm, made world history.
This tiny piece of plastic will be the jet fuel to ignite the next 100s of years.
Paul Mampilly is a legend on Wall Street.
His asset management company ballooned from $3 billion to $25 billion during his tenure. In 2008, he turned a $50 million account into $88 million, a 76% return during one of the worst years for stocks on record. And his personal track record includes such monstrous wins as a 696% gain on Ariad Pharmaceuticals, 736% on Coeur Mining and 2,539% on Sarepta Therapeutics – stocks most people had never even heard of.
If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to invest in the artificial intelligence (AI) market, one Wall Street tech legend says this is it.
Already, Forbes calls AI “the next big thing in the tech industry.” Others call it “one of the most significant discoveries since fire” and “the last innovation we’ll ever need.”
That’s because the AI industry is projected to surge 76,000%, over the next handful of years – reaching a $15.7 trillion market cap by 2025.
Yes, $15.7 trillion.
Several noted economists and distinguished investors are warning of a stock market crash.
For example, former budget director for the Reagan White House, David Stockman recently raised a red flag when he declared an economic collapse is imminent. He went on to say: "There surely is a doozy just around the bend."
Scott Minerd, Chairman of Investments and Global Chief Investment Officer of Guggenheim Partners, warns: “The markets are potentially on a collision course for disaster … once we reach a peak we’ll probably see a 40% retracement in equities.”
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