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I don't want to get too excited, but…
 I believe I've just made a rather large discovery. You see, for the past several months, I've been tracking Warren Buffett's top 25 holdings… And what I found was surprising, to say the least. 21 of his favorite companies are going "all in" on a hot new technology… To the tune of $1.7 billion! This is remarkable because Buffett is notoriously "anti technology." (In fact, he once joked about shooting down the Wright Brothers' first plane at Kitty Hawk!) So, what is this new technology? And why are America's biggest companies all in a race to implement it? I reveal the full story in a brand-new presentation I just released. You can see all my findings here. Let the game come to you!
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