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For one man, thousands of people waited in line for hours.
When he arrived in New York, he needed a police escort on his way to the Hotel Commodore (now the Grand Hyatt Hotel).
Cheers followed him all the way through the streets of Manhattan. Onlookers couldn’t get enough.
Today, we don’t think of Albert Einstein as a rock star. But during his first trip to America in 1921, he was already a worldwide sensation. His discoveries in physics changed how we think about the universe.
In 1905, he penned the world’s most famous equation:
E = mc²
It’s simple to write, but the concept behind it isn’t. Yet Einstein believed true genius is being able to make the complex easy to understand.
And that’s what he was able to do with his theory of relativity. When a reporter asked him to explain it in 1929, he supposedly said:
“When you sit with a nice girl for two hours, you think it’s only a minute. But when you sit on a hot stove for a minute, you think it’s two hours. That’s relativity.”
Investing works the same way.
When you see a bunch of complex charts and terms, making money in the market seems difficult.
But if you can cut through the noise and make things simple, you know how easy it actually is to profit on great companies.
It’s So Simple, Wall Street Doesn’t Want to Teach It
As Warren Buffett says: “Investing is so simple that it makes people reluctant to teach it.”
That’s why Wall Street wants you to think investing is difficult. It’s how big firms rake in their fees.
If everyday investors knew how easy it really was to double their money in stocks, they wouldn’t need brokers.
It doesn’t matter how much money or investing experience you have. All you need to do is buy great stocks at bargain prices … and sell them for higher prices in the future.
It’s like buying your favorite snack at the grocery store. Why pay the full price if you can buy it on sale? The quality of the product doesn’t change. And you know that eventually, it’ll go back to its regular price.
It’s the same thing with stocks…
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$10 AI Stock Set to Soar
Dear Reader,
The audience sat in stunned silence.
That’s because tech expert Paul Mampilly ripped away the curtain on a new technology that experts are calling “one of the most significant discoveries since fire” and “the last innovation we’ll EVER need.”
When Paul Mampilly delivers a presentation recommending a specific stock, it pays to listen.
The last three times he did this, the stocks saw peak gains of 300%, 125% and 524%.
But as Paul made perfectly clear in his live “Tech Talk,” this innovation is bigger — much bigger — and those who get in during these early stages could amass a fortune greater than anything we’ve seen in human history. I’ve attached a link for you to watch his presentation here.
During this presentation, Paul will reveal why this emerging tech industry is expected to surge from a $20 billion market to $15.7 trillion — a 76,000% increase.
He’ll demonstrate exactly why the world’s biggest businesses are reinventing their entire businesses to become the world leader in this tech.
And most importantly of all, he’ll reveal the little-known Midwestern company at the forefront of it all — and why the highest paid money manager on Wall Street has dumped nearly 20% of his entire portfolio into this ONE stock.
Never one to mince words, Paul says that buying this company now, while this technology is still in the early stages, could set you up for a multimillion dollar windfall in the years ahead.
But you need to act fast.
This industry is poised to go parabolic, and if you wait, you could miss out on the biggest money-making opportunity since the birth of the internet.
Sincerely,
Jeff Yastine
Editorial Director, Banyan Hill Publishing
