at a market cap of $750 billion, apple inc.recently became the single most valuable company in history. it has $34 billion in cash, sells $224 billionin products every year, and is raking in an incredible $50 billion on the bottom line. simply put, the brainchild of steve jobs hasbecome an absolute powerhouse in the world
cost of an apple share, of tech. wired magazine even once referred to the company'sflagship product as "the unstoppable, unbeatable iphone." but in just three minutes i'm going to showyou a video clip that will completely change
the way you see apple inc. and its flagshipproduct. what i'm about to show you has tim cook andcompany shaking in their boots, because the $7 tech firm behind it is guaranteed to challengethe dominance of what's currently the largest and most powerful corporation in the world. more importantly, though, this video clipcould have profound implications on your personal and financial future. it showcases a new product that will drasticallychange the way you and i interact with the world, and it could even make you a fair amountof cash in the process. but before i show you that clip i'm goingto start off by making a rather bold prediction.
and i have to warn you: what i'm going tosay might sound a bit crazy at first, but after reading this presentation, and learningeverything that i know, i think you'll understand. and if you don't, that's okay... i know not everyone will be able to see theforest for the trees, but for those who do, this could completely change your view ofthe future. more importantly, though, it could pad yourbank account for years to come, if you choose to take the advice i'll have for you at theend of this presentation. so here it is. my bold prediction, you can even mark it onyour calendar if you please:
by 2021, less than five years from today...that iphone sitting in your pocket, or maybe you have an android like me... is going tobecome completely obsolete. but i don't just mean your particular phoneor my particular phone. i mean smartphones altogether. in the very near future, consumers all aroundthe world will look back at today's smartphones the same way we look at floppy disks and flip-phonestoday. again, i know that right now, it probablysounds like that could never happen.... but let me explain exactly how i've arrived atthis stunning conclusion. now, some of you may already know who i am,
some of you may not. my name is jason stutman, and i get paid tolearn about the technology industry and hunt down innovative, disruptive companies thatare changing the rules of the game. i absolutely love my job. i get to do some really cool stuff, and seesome really cool things. from surgical robots, to miniature drones,to the next generation of 3d printers i've been fortunate enough to test countless differentkinds of technologies well before they even hit the market. but there's one kind of technology that i'vebeen privy to testing out that absolutely
blows my mind every time i use it and completelychanges the way that i think about the future of consumer electronics. this technology, i believe, will make theseamazing pocket-sized computers that we've become so accustomed to over the last decadea thing of the past. and i'm not alone either. tech visionaries like mark zuckerberg arealready hailing this technology as "the obvious next step" after smartphones, and they'vebeen spending billions of dollars to make sure of it. microsoft and google have been too...
now, i know what you might be thinking: "thatcould never happen," and i quite frankly wouldn't blame you. after all, we use our smartphones for everythingthese days. checking our email, getting directions, talkingto our friends and family, watching shows, playing games... so when i tell you that you're not going toneed one of these devices in just a few years from today, i probably sound pretty nuts. and just a few years ago i probably wouldhave thought i was nuts too, but then something amazing happened.
back in 2013 i was given a demo of this incredibledevice. now, at this point in my career i was stilla little wet behind the ears, but not quite as much as the prototype i was testing. as i'm sure you can tell, this device wasn'tanywhere near commercial production at the time. anyone who wore it would have looked, well,about as silly as i do in this picture. but technology moves incredibly fast thesedays, and you'd be pretty amazed to see what this product, and products like it, look likeand are doing today... so what is this gadget i just showed you?
well there are a number of different namesfor it, but i like to call it the "iphone killer" — the kind of device that will bringapple inc., the world's largest and most successful company ever, to its knees. now i must warn you: this isn't somethingthat's going to happen overnight, but it will happen, and it will happen much sooner thanmost people think. and as it does, savvy investors who take theright course of action will be rewarded beyond measure. i've tested the technology, i've pored throughthe patent filings, and i can tell you this: apple is so incredibly far behind with thistech, that the only thing that it can do,
the only thing that will save it, is to abandonits flagship product, the iphone, altogether. again, i know that's difficult to believe,especially since nearly 80% of apple's revenue currently comes from the iphone, but i haveplenty of facts to back up my case. the first fact, you're going to have to seeto believe. a "death sentence" for the smartphonei'm going to show you just how amazing this "iphone killer" really is in a moment, butlet's take a step back first and talk a little bit about smartphones for a second. now this might sound like a pretty simplequestion, but what is a smartphone? is it actually still a phone?
well, yeah... but not really. it's much more accurate these days to thinkof a smartphone as a mobile computer. you might be able to make a call on it, butthat's far from the main function. in fact, there are countless functions forsmartphones today, functions that we've all come to know and love as applications or apps. over the last decade, we've seen a lot ofamazingly popular applications for phones. but as exciting as all these applicationsare, they all have the same crippling physical limit: they're tied to a two-dimensional screenthat keeps us disconnected from the real world. simply put?
smartphones are like technology prisons: theykeep the world of computing, and by extension ourselves, trapped inside a 6-inch by 3-inchplane. which brings us to that video clip i mentionedjust a few minutes ago: it should give you a glimpse into the future of consumer electronics,and show you exactly why the "iphone killer" truly is the single biggest threat facingtim cook and apple inc. today. now what i'm about to show you, you mightnot believe is real, but i assure you the video has been left unedited. there are no special effects, no trickery:this is what the experience looks like from the person using one of these "iphone killers."
there's no doubt in my mind: what you justwitnessed is the future of computing: the ability to free applications from their 2dprisons and bring them into the real world. why exactly is this so groundbreaking, andwhy do i believe this technology is destined to replace the iphone? well, imagine this: instead of having to reach into your pocketand stare down at your phone every time you need to access an application, you could simplysummon it out of thin air. better yet, imagine you could choose any screensize imaginable, and have it follow you, wherever you look.
it would be a bit like having a weightless,60-inch smartphone that you wouldn't have to worry about fitting it in your pocket. in fact, these "iphone killing" devices willallow you to have as many screens as you want, without taking up any extra physical space. you could be watching a football game, chattingwith distant relatives on skype, and checking your email all at once with a single device. but the "iphone killer" goes way beyond justduplicating 2d screens. it creates an immersive environment that mergestechnology seamlessly into the real world... and while you might already feel a littleapprehensive about this technology at first,
remember that the same feelings were oncewidely felt about smartphones and computers, too. groundbreaking technology of this magnitudeis bound to take a little getting used to, but after consumers come to know just howuseful the "iphone killer" really is, it will become an unstoppable force in the world ofconsumer electronics. the result of the this will be media applicationsthat most people today couldn't even dream of. schools and classrooms will become more interactivethan ever before. movies and cinema will come bursting to life...which is exactly why the walt disney company,
just dropped $60 million on a small startupthat develops special cameras that film content for the "iphone killer." even the $92 billion gaming industry is aboutbe turned upside down, with these devices promising to destroy the stereotype of couch-potatogamers. we've already seen the beginning of this trendwith things like microsoft kinect and nintendo wii, but those are nothing compared to immersiveenvironments created by the "iphone killer." we've all seen this kind of technology inscience fiction films for years, but not until now has it actually become a reality. as you just saw, this technology exists today,and i'm here to tell you that within just
a few years, these "iphone killers" will behitting store shelves and turning the entire technology industry on its head. even more exciting, though, i've located asmall, little-known technology company that's already bucking the trend. in fact, this $7 firm has already begun quietlyshipping units to google, microsoft, and facebook. and while institutional banks haven't caughton just yet, they soon will. this young technology firm currently tradesfor less than $7.00 a share, but within less than a decade, i expect it to climb as highas $450, or 64 times the price where it trades at today.
and if you think that sounds unrealistic,let me show you exactly how i arrived at that number... banking intel-like gains (up to 6,400%)from the $7 "iphone killer" stock you see, this small tech company producesthe internal components for the "iphone killer," much in the same way that intel (nasdaq: intc)caught its big break supplying processors for personal computers back in the 1980s. back then, not many investors knew about intel,and even those who did were often too hesitant to pull the trigger. those who didn't are probably still kickingthemselves today.
today, intel is one of the largest and mostrecognized technology companies in the world, sitting at a massive valuation of over $160billion. but not too long ago, this tech giant wastrading at a mere $0.11 a share, and when the pc market finally began to take off inthe mid 90s, the stock exploded to as high as $74.00. that's a potential 67,272% gain: enough toturn a meager $1,000 investment into $673,000. or better yet, a $10,000 investment into $6.7million. of course, the opportunity to make that kindof return on intel has come and gone, but even those who missed the rise of the pc wereable to profit off what came next: the mobile
revolution. while many people weren't aware of it at thetime, when steve jobs first introduced the apple iphone in 2006, he would create an incrediblysimilar opportunity for investors who took a lesson from intel. while growth in personal computers had cometo an end, smartphones had suddenly become the next gold rush for internal componentproviders and savvy tech investors. and this time around there were even morechances to turn tiny investments into nest eggs that would last a lifetime. smartphone chipmaker arm holdings (nasdaq:armh) is a perfect example...
in the years leading up to the release ofthe iphone, arm was trading at just $2.39 a share. by 2013, opportunities in the mobile phonemarket had sent the stock soaring to $54.80 — a 2,292% gain for investors who had theforesight to bet on mobile. then there's nvidia corporation (nasdaq: nvda)a company that manufactures graphics processing and system-on-a-chip units specifically forthe mobile computing market. in 2003, when smartphones were still in theirdevelopment phase, the company was trading at just $2.71 a share. within just a few short years, nvidia's valuationhad multiplied by 1,379%!
qualcomm inc. (nasdaq: qcom) is another great example... by getting in early on both the pc and mobilerevolutions, the company was able to return investors an astonishing 13,930%... enough to turn a $10,000 investment into $1.4million. but just like what happened to intel followingthe pc explosion in the 1990s, smartphone component companies like qualcomm have alreadybegun to lose their edge. don't get me wrong, qualcomm is a great company,and a good stock right now too, but its once massive growth potential has no doubt comeand gone.
the truth is, if you plan to locate the nextblockbuster component provider for consumer electronics — the next intel or the nextqualcomm — you have to look at what comes after the smartphone, the same way investorsonce bet on what came after the pc. this is why i'm sharing with you today thetiny, $7 tech stock that's already providing the essential components for the "iphone killer." this company is positioning itself as intelonce did with the pc, and it's setting itself up the same way nvidia, amd, and qualcommdid with mobile. and if this firm continues to follow in theirfootsteps, its shareholders will be rewarded beyond measure.
in fact, by the time our "iphone killer" stockreaches the market cap of qualcomm, investors will have made a 6,400% return. if it were to reach the size of intel, thenumber would be even bigger. mark zuckerberg says the"iphone killer" is "the obvious next step" now, i must warn you, there are never anyguarantees in the stock market, but this tiny company providing internal components forthe "iphone killer" is about as close as you can get. you see, when i use the term "iphone killer"i'm not just referring to a single product, but rather an entire line of devices currentlyunder development by the world's largest technology
companies. right now, there are three heavyweight playersleading the charge: microsoftfacebook googleeach of these companies is already developing their own version of the "iphone killer",and each aims replace apple as "king" of the consumer electronics hill. but here's the kicker: the little known $7tech stock that i've uncovered has found its way into not one, not two, but all three ofthe "iphone killer" devices currently under development by microsoft, google, and facebook.
after taking a look inside these three devices,we know one thing for sure: without this tiny firm's proprietary computer chips, the "iphonekiller" wouldn't even exist. its components have become a necessity, justas intel's chips once were to pcs two decades ago. in just a moment, i'm going to explain exactlyhow you can profit up to 6,400% from this $7 "iphone killer" stock as these three technologybellwethers attempt to knock apple off its perch. but first, i want to give you a deeper lookat this technology, so you can see for yourself why apple has been frantically trying to poachengineers who have been working in top-secret
labs on the "iphone killer." "iphone killer" #1:facebook's $2 billion bet back in 2014 facebook purchased a companycalled oculus for $2 billion in an acquisition that perplexed much of the market. oculus was developing a mobile device, anearly stage "iphone killer," that was taking the technology community by storm. while still in its infancy, this device, knownas "the rift," promised to bring immersive, interactive content to the average consumereverywhere. the question, of course, was what did facebookhave anything to do with virtual content?
after all, facebook built its fortune on socialmedia. it was a company in the internet and softwarebusiness, not physical hardware. well, here's what facebook ceo mark zuckerberghad to say about facebook's future plans following the acquisition of oculus: "this is just the start. after games, we're going to make oculus aplatform for many other experiences. imagine enjoying a courtside seat at a game,studying in a classroom of students and teachers all over the world or consulting with a doctorface-to-face — just by putting on [the "iphone killer"] in your home.
"this is really a new communication platform. by feeling truly present, you can share unboundedspaces and experiences with the people in your life. imagine sharing not just moments with yourfriends online, but entire experiences and adventures. "these are just some of the potential uses. by working with developers and partners acrossthe industry, together we can build many more. one day, we believe this kind of immersive,augmented reality will become a part of daily life for billions of people."
needless to say, zuckerberg is betting bigon this "iphone killing" device... not just with a $2 billion acquisition, butwith a long-term business plan for facebook. and of course, that $7 tech company i've beentalking about is providing a crucial component for the device: a special kind of computerchip that processes images for the oculus rift. better yet, this company has found its wayinto the devices of two other technology giants determined to kill the iphone: microsoft andgoogle. if there's any company that would relish atthe chance to take down the iphone, it would have to be microsoft.
bill gates buoyed apple's disastrous stockback in 1997 with a $150 million investment, only to have steve jobs overtake his companya decade later with the most successful computing device ever built. microsoft later came out publicly to say thatbailing out apple was the "craziest thing" it had ever done... so you can bet that this time around, microsoftwon't be doing apple any favors: the company is looking to take back the crown, and itssecret weapon is a potential "iphone killer." in microsoft's latest product reveal, thecompany demonstrated a new device called the hololens.
microsoft had been working on this projectin secret for years since purchasing an israeli startup called 3dv systems back in 2009. after years of keeping the hololens underwraps, microsoft began teasing the public with demos of what the product could do in2014. but get this: just a few months after the hololens was revealed,apple was caught poaching a lead engineer from the hololens project. while apple would never admit it, the companyclearly feels threatened: it's already five years behind the ball, and it’s desperatelytrying to figure out how the "iphone killer"
works. now, it is possible that apple can catch upto its long-time rival microsoft, but even if it does, that would still mean the deathof the iphone... and a massive opportunity for our $7 tech stock. you see, this little-known company producesa special kind of display chip, essential for the hololens to work. and because apple is being forced to poachmicrosoft engineers, you can bet it'll be following a similar design approach... based on all our internal sources, this tinycompany is the only place for apple's engineers
to turn. one of the most telling indicators is thateven technology giant google relies on our $7 tech firm's one-of-a-kind computer chips. specifically, google uses the company's chipsin its google glass devices google first introduced glass as a developer'sedition in 2013. much of the public was excited about the projectat the time, but commercial development was still several years down the road. when google later pulled the cord on its firstgeneration of glass, many news outlets began falsely claiming that google glass was donefor good.
but in reality, google had simply taken glassback to the drawing board, renaming it as "project aura." you see, one of the biggest complaints aboutglass was that the device looked too nerdy, which is why google is redesigning aura witha whole new look. and while the appearance of google glass mayhave changed, all patents indicate its core components have remained the same. simply put, just as facebook and microsoftboth rely on our tiny tech firm's computer chips for their "iphone killers" to work,you can expect that google will, too. why the naysayers never winnow, i know there will be a few skeptics out
there, even after seeing the "iphone killer"in action... but if i've learned one thing investing intechnology stocks over the years, it's that the naysayers always finish last. i can remember riding in my father's toyota4-runner when i was still a child and being amazed by his $700 "car phone" that lookedsomething like this: back then, most people scoffed at the ideaof fitting a touchscreen computer in their pocket. many were still laughing at the idea of theworld wide web, too. but as i'm sure you've realized over the pastfew decades, we live in a world where technology
develops at blazing speeds. from drones, to robots, to self-driving cars,it's truly incredible what human ingenuity has been able to accomplish. when you think about how far we've come, onething should become perfectly clear: anything can happen, and nothing is impossible. in fact, it's the technology that people thinkis impossible that allows you to truly multiply your wealth. after all, that's how people make money inthe stock market: they find value in places where others can't yet see the forest forthe trees.
the trick to successful stock picking is thinkinglike a visionary: taking a look at the future and asking, "what comes next?" it's not about coming up with reasons whysomething could never happen, but figuring out exactly how and when it will. right now, the naysayers will tell you the"iphone killer" is too bulky or too expensive... and for the brief moment, they'll be right. but remember that mobile phones were oncebuilt like cinder blocks, and today they're inside the pockets of every person you know. so let me just say this: investing in disruptivetechnology like the "iphone killer" is not
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