Sure brings back memories, doesn’t it? Remember how fortunes were made during the wild dot-com days? Well, guess what? Quantum computing is shaping up to be the next big thing, just like that was. There’s this tiny $20 company at the heart of it, supplying the magic stuff that makes super-fast computers tick. Marc Lichtenfeld, who’s pretty sharp about stock picks, thinks this company could see its shares rocket by 1,500% to hit $300 as the demand skyrockets. Curious about the stock? You should check out its ticker. — James Ogletree here.
Honestly, I’ve been lucky to witness some amazing moments in history. I was in San Francisco back when dot-coms were all the rage. It was a crazy era. My wife and I jumped on the startup train, just like everyone else in our circle. Being up close to how the internet evolved was a huge eye-opener, teaching powerful lessons about trends, greed, and the guts you need to thrive in a new space.
I’ve always had a sense for spotting history-in-the-making. Although rare, these kinds of industry upheavals aren’t unheard of. Look at the transcontinental railroad—it launched in 1869, and barely a decade later, was moving $50 million in goods annually (imagine $1.6 billion today). A bit later, radio blew up just like dot-coms did, with RCA’s stocks going nuts. We’ve seen it with cars, computers, and now—another wave is on the horizon.
We’re all buzzing about AI today, but don’t overlook quantum computing. This beast makes today’s best computers look like ancient relics. Google, for instance, used a quantum chip that blitzed through a problem in five minutes—something that’d take traditional supercomputers 10 septillion years (that’s a whole lotta zeros). It’s wild!
Think about the opportunity here for the trailblazers, both companies and investors. But beware, with every surge—be it railroads, radio, or internet—there’s a bubble, often followed by a fall for those buying into imitators without substance. The real champions were the Fords and Amazon-like companies that kept finding ways to add value.
The coming years in AI and quantum computing will see fortunes made. Yet, a lot of companies will try to ride the hype without offering real substance. Focus on those pioneering these technologies, who have a leg up on the rest. They’re likely your ticket to big portfolio gains.
Cheers to smart investing,
Marc
P.S. The real kicker with quantum computing is stunning. Somewhere in Arizona, a groundbreaking company is crafting something special—a material that could change everything. This “TF3” seems to tame light particles for unmatched computing power. Don’t miss out on what this could mean for your financial future if you move quickly. Watch how TF3 might fuel a massive $2 trillion financial boom in the coming decade.
